Where does Joseph Fleming fit into the equation?

[Fisherman]

I have no idea what you are up to, David, but I would be very grateful if you refrained from signing your posts off with my signature.

Thank you in advance.

All the best,
Fisherman

[Sally]

A man in regular employment earning 30 shillings a week would have no need of a common lodging house. Nor any wish for one, one supposes. Plumber or otherwise.

[DVV]

And we can safely speculate that he had more than one eye.

You know, David, one can be one-eyed and be in good bodily health. Moshè Dayan springs to my mind.

All the best,
Fisherman

[DVV]

And we can safely speculate that he had all his legs

DVD
Certainly Fleming/Evans had two legs, but MJK's ex wasn't the same individual, and had three.

Lechmere

[DVV]

And we can safely speculate that he had two arms
Cheers

David, the purpose of the inquest was not to ascertain how many arms he had.

Mike

Mike.

Uh ?

[DVV]

Right you are, Mike.

There are two things we can be sure of :

1 : Joseph Fleming wasn't a giant.

2 : Joseph Fleming wasn't a dwarf.

And we can safely speculate that he had two arms, all his legs, and more than one eye.

Cheers

[Michael W Richards]

I just had the best laugh in a while reading some of the posts Ive missed since my last one......if the man was a full foot taller than almost anyone else around, how in the world would it not be mentioned by people describing him? As if I would meet Shaq and only tell others that he was a nice fellow with a large shoe size...instead of noting where the top of my head came to on his chest.

Any argument that denies that logic is irrelevant.

Cheers

[Cogidubnus]

I expect she was lead to that conclusion Simon

All the best

Dave

[Simon Wood]

Hi Sally,

Thank you.

Can you explain why you believe plumbers had no need of common lodging houses?

Regards,

Simon

[Sally]

It was Ben who referred to plumbers, a few posts ago. No credit here I'm afraid. I was simply pointing out that plumbers had no need of common lodging houses.

I actually think plumbers are irrelevant in any case.

[Simon Wood]

Hi Fisherman,

You could never be bad company.

The door thing is no big deal. It just seems odd to foreign eyes.

Regards,

Simon

[DVV]

Why do Swedish doors open outwards?

Simon

Indeed, Simon, why ?

I've got the same problem with the doors of my Volvo.

[Fisherman]

A quick check hints at it makes the doors harder to kick in! Don´t know if we ought to trust that one.

Fisherman

[Fisherman]

Hi Fisherman,

Kenneth Branagh as Wallander is bollocks. Far too much style over substance.

I quite liked Krister Henriksson until he started sleep-walking his way through the role.

But you still haven't answered my question -

Why do Swedish doors open outwards?

Regards,

Simon

Not all do, actually. But generally, you are right. Couldn´t say why, though. Because we´re bad company...?

I´ll try and get an answer for you!

All the best,
Fisherman

[DVV]

Cavendish coupé long, j'ai le droit.