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Old 13-04-2025, 06:34   #16
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But Hugh is so desperate to correct me, he failed to read my first post correctly, and continued accordingly.
Apologies - it’s all the blonde beer and red wine I’ve been drinking in Paris.

Well done on stringing me along…
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Apologies - it’s all the blonde beer and red wine I’ve been drinking in Paris.

Well done on stringing me along…
Hope you’re having a nice time, haven’t been to Paris in a decade, but I’ve always enjoyed it.

Is Notra D’ame reopen yet!
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Hope you’re having a nice time, haven’t been to Paris in a decade, but I’ve always enjoyed it.

Is Notra D’ame reopen yet!
Yes, it is…

Today was a quiet day, as we were watching my son-in-law run in the Paris Marathon.
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Re: Plausibility of a villain's scheme

Getting back on topic after 1+ year...

Moonraker - oh, dear. Gaping plot holes. Radar jamming aside, couldn't anyone see a 200-metre space station in orbit?!

And Jaws' girlfriend? Hello, someone so short, with glasses and (before the alteration) braces, getting through a eugenics program? Too absurd to be funny. The whole (dubious, flawed) premise of eugenics is to eliminate such flaws. But there have to be imperfections - where would Helen Keller or Stephen Hawking be if we practised eugenics?

Live And Let Die - unfortunately this would work. Truly recreational users would love the notion of free drugs, but addicts would go overboard - and people just curious about drugs would, too, given human nature. Kids would experiment...and become addicts as a result. Kananga knew people too well.

Master of Puppets, I'm pulling your strings
Twisting your mind and smashing your dreams
Blinded by me, you can't see a thing
Just call my name and I'll hear you scream
Master!
Master!


- Metallica, Master Of Puppets, a track I still like even at age 60!

Thunderball - I refuse to believe an organisation such as SPECTRE couldn't just build a nuke. With their money, influence, corrupt people in the right places, resources for scientific needs? Please, it'd be relatively simple to obtain weapons-grade fissile material, and once you've got it, building a nuke with the right expertise - which SPECTRE surely could manage - wouldn't be that hard.
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