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Bill Foley

Folks always say that Brenda and I make such a "pretty couple". To which I
say, she makes us "pretty" and I make us a "couple"! I also say I have the
best of both worlds, I have a woman with a good heart and bad eyes, so
she'll never mess around on me and she thinks I'm good looking! HA!

More Chocolate! April, you out there?
 
A

andy

1) PPT is very good
2) chocolate is very good
3) beats sauted Sea worms
4) wife makes chocolate

2)chocolate --
phenols = helps prevent heart desease (found in red wine
too)
* phenylethylamine = which is related to amphetamines,
and like them raises blood pressure and blood glucose
levels'. This is what makes us feel alert and gives us a
sense of well-being. And what, one might ask, could
possibly be wrong with that?
* Chocolate contains around 300 known chemicals
including stimulantssuch as theobromine - which is also
found in coffee
* the Neurosciences Institute in San Diego, California,
believe that chocolate contains pharmacologically active
substances that have the same effect on the brain as
marijuana, and that these chemicals may be responsible
for certain drug-induced psychoses associated with
chocolate craving

Source:
http://www.chemsoc.org/chembytes/ezine/1997/chockie.htm

Not much research on sea worms, at least a quick google-
glance did not result in any significant information.

Quick hypothesis: Eat chocolate while working with
Powerpoint, for creativity and an overall, enlightened
sense of well being. Have you wife stand by and feed you.
Forget the sea worms.

Merry Christmas
 
M

Mike M.

If only I could. :-( Unfortunately they like to stick around, tucked away
inside, nice and safe, emerging periodically to wreak havoc.

Happy Holidays.
 
B

Bob Ostwald

Okay, then how about chocolate-covered sea worms?

Happy holidays, everyone!

Bob
 
D

David M. Marcovitz

Yes, she is starting a business to make chocolate truffles. They are
much better than anything you can buy in those stores in the mall. More
incentive to get PPTLive to Baltimore.
--David

--
David M. Marcovitz
Director of Graduate Programs in Educational Technology
Loyola College in Maryland
Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_
http://www.loyola.edu/education/PowerfulPowerPoint/
 
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Dr Rat

I have carefully reviewed and processed this discourse and feel most
enlightened. However, does chocolate and couples produce the dreaded "links
may contain virus" message?
And ...returning to the 60's..."Do ducks have lips?"
Great to see the humorto go with your expert advice.
 
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David M. Marcovitz

That message only applies to HYPERlinks. And, fortunately, with my wife, I
have been able to turn off all virus protection.
 
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