Blood for the Baron!

http://www.cobraisland.com/showthread.p ... -NewsFlash!

I think enough dust has settled now. If you have a spare month this is an absolutely riveting debate... not.

im going to be late for work now....

Grimlock seems like an "interesting" person to talk to.

This is the second time I've enjoyed that thread - it just keeps giving, y'know?

Didn`t he want to join here too?
Seems like a fun guy.

I was on a legal conference Wednesday - "Contentious Probate - recent developments".

Presented by a very lovely Barrister lady from London, who knew her stuff incredibly well. The course manual was 203 pages of A4 printed paper long, and contained in excess of 88,000 words (according to the aforementioned lovely Barrister lady's Wordcounter). We started at 9.30, and covered the whole manual by 4.45, and had time for a quick cheeky pint before getting the train home.

The subject matter was hard. The mental concentration required was intense. On a few occasions we faltered, the mind drifted slightly, but I soon pulled myself back from the brink, and re-focussed. And we made it through all of the material.

Yet even I cant read Grimlocks posts right through to the end, and switched off before roughly half way through each post.

Baron - if I had a webcam right now you would see me tipping my hat firmly in your direction!

Praise indeed, Steve! Thank you.

I refuse to believe that argument was real, not unless everyone reveals their real names and addresses on this site right now. Those posts aren't enough they could have easily been faked or edited by posters working together. I also won't take 3rd party verification as they are all crooks and routinely fake items and try to pass them off.

Too soon?

I started to read this, but got a little confused & angry, maybe you sould have H.R.M. Queen Elizabeth the second herself to vouch for Mr Tree's find,to help convince this Grimlock fellow?...

SteveD wrote:I was on a legal conference Wednesday - "Contentious Probate - recent developments".

Presented by a very lovely Barrister lady from London, who knew her stuff incredibly well. The course manual was 203 pages of A4 printed paper long, and contained in excess of 88,000 words (according to the aforementioned lovely Barrister lady's Wordcounter). We started at 9.30, and covered the whole manual by 4.45, and had time for a quick cheeky pint before getting the train home.

The subject matter was hard. The mental concentration required was intense. On a few occasions we faltered, the mind drifted slightly, but I soon pulled myself back from the brink, and re-focussed. And we made it through all of the material.

Yet even I cant read Grimlocks posts right through to the end, and switched off before roughly half way through each post.

Baron - if I had a webcam right now you would see me tipping my hat firmly in your direction!

i've been trying to post about this but havent been able to finish the post to explain myself properly but this is exactly how i felt, cheers steve.

Baron, i'm surprised you didnt just execute the fool.

you should invite him to join here might liven things up here a bit, it has been quiet lately
Bill