Please do not spoil the fun. Hit forward, delete my answers and type in your answers.
Then send this to a whole bunch of people you know INCLUDING the person who sent it to you. The theory is that you will learn a lot of little known facts about those whom you know.
Two names you go by: My answers
1. Doc Iggle
2. Alex Syd
Two things you are wearing right now:
1. A clean pair of dirty overalls Fluro shirt
2. warm sox Blue trowsers
Two of your favourite things to do:
1. bask in sunshine lase around
2. visit the old country Read
Two things you want very badly at the moment:
1. a brandy Sex
2. with brandy chaser More sex
Two people who will fill this out & send it back to you:
1. Stewart Ray
2. Andrew Joy
Two things you did yesterday:
1. set up radiation experiment Made a two story steel stealth building
2. corrected student's draft Wrote in my blog
Favourite foods:
1. pasta Oats
2. olives Lamb crumbed cutlets
Two people you last talked to:
1. John Mc Ray
2. Chris C Dawn
Two people you'd like to talk to:
1. Roger The president of the USA
2. Andre The head of the Taliban
Two things you're doing tomorrow:
1. clean the motorbike Clean up
2. proof read a paper Write a post
Two Favorite beverages:
1. coffee Tea
2. green tea Coffee but it don't like me.
Two people who are no longer alive & you'd like to talk to:
1. the glass blower Alex
2. the Philosopher Alan O My Dad
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This was sent to me by my old mate Alex whom I miss even to this day.
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That questionnaire was sent to me by an old Civil Engineering friend. Through emails we keep in touch just as we do. I think it great to keep 'talking' to old friends. I have another in Canada who had to flee the country when his wife died of cancer - his mother-in-law was going to murder him and his two daughters.
I like your shed but are you sure it will withstand a gale. You must be hidden from the local council. Just make sure you do not upset any neighbors who could dob you.
I remember once when Eddy the Carpenter made a large pigeon loft as a foreign order. It was from scrap timber. I justified it as a job by calling it a remote instrumentation enclosure. See, just dream up a bull-shit title to cover your arse.
Everyone well here. I'm involved in an air cooling system using water. It is a bit different to your 'swampy' as it has a multi plastic plate heat exchanger so it does not pick up moisture to deliver inside.
The Physics people are playing with coatings (paints) that radiate heat back to space. I've made a small test box with aluminum on top over an expanded polystyrene box full of water. Over night it cools to a coke can to around 8 degrees, then water droplets form which stop more cooling. We have watched the cooling drop from 20 to 8 degrees in 10 minutes at 2:30 in the afternoon.
As for university Engineering it is in decline. It is full of Chinese imports who have no practical experience and cannot be understood in lectures - even the 'Honkanese' cannot understand them.
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