posted June 12, 2002 08:22 PM            

I do, though, want to mention to everyone here about Fred's graduation. Last week, he found out that he met all the components, and he can now consider himself a university graduate. Fred did very well on his thesis, which focused on alcohol and short-term memory. Having read and proofread Fred's thesis, I must say that he did an outstanding job, and I learned quite a bit from his work. Congratulations, Fred, for a job well done. That was pretty damn funky!

posted June 13, 2002 02:52 PM            

As for what I learned, Fred's thesis taught me that people who abstain from drinking alcohol have low levels of Vitamin E. This also applies to teetotalers. Consequently, withouth Vitamine E, one's short-term and long-term memory are hindered. This doesn't mean that people who get plastered end up having better memory. On the contrary, the acute effect of alcohol seriously obstructs an individual's memory capability. The previous two statements may sound contradictory, but (if I can remember correctly) Fred's thesis showed that improved memory came to those people who drank socially, as opposed to those people who got all out hammered.

If Fred comes on and posts in the near future, he can probably clarify and correct my remarks. I have Fred's thesis on disc at home, but I was so busy with my own work that I haven't read it since February.

posted July 01, 2002 03:34 PM            

I'm touched. Ok, I'm not a softie, but it's always nice to know that you are missed. I'm rakin' in the cash, planning to buy a house a car and whatnotelse. I just need a couple of kids, a dog and an estate.

As Richard mentioned I'm sorry I haven't been around much lately. You're all a great bunch of people, love you all loads.

With regards to my thesis MsDMeanor, I don't have it online, but if Richard still has it he may, if he wants to, e-mail it to you.

And I have to say that I'm so pleased that I graduated, what a relief that was.