Re[2]: d/b health check

 Dan -

 Your medical analogy...  

DWF> If we use the analogy of a health check in the medical fashion, we need <skip>
DWF> Not to be morbid, but this illustrates

... is distinctly morbid,

DWF> Just food for thought,

... and what's more - its putting me RIGHT OFF my food!

peter
edinburgh
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