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What was your fasting blood glucose? (with some chat)

ianpspurs said:
Photo taken exactly 2 years ago whilst on a tour of Lords. The tour was a 60th birthday present from my sons and the photo came up on my wife's facebook page. It matched my mood on seeing my morning reading so I thought I would share and use it as my avatar. Please ignore or ask me to delete if inappropriate. (It is not my birthday, that is in June)

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Are you the middle man?:hilarious:
 
SueJB said:
Although the water is heated, it's the stripping down and getting in that is the test of strength.................... or stupidity.
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I am convinced a lady of your fortitude can face down such a challenge with true English spirit.
 
SueJB said:
Are you the middle man?:hilarious:
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Yes, but don't tell GCHQ - although several of my wife's family work there so I fear you may be labouring under a grave misapprehension should you place trust in their skills.

Edit: Oh, not that kind of middle man:arghh:
 
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ianpspurs said:
Yes, but don't tell GCHQ - although several of my wife's family work there so I fear you may be labouring under a grave misapprehension should you place trust in their skills.

Edit: Oh, that kind of middle man:arghh:
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Aaah! the Cheltenham Doughnut. I have to say my preference architecturally and for security is SIS.
 
SueJB said:
2 snivelling water biscuits and a little Roquefort Coulet (what a snob) and a decent bottle of Malbec
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The whole bottle @SueJB?
 
SueJB said:
Aaah! the Cheltenham Doughnut. I have to say my preference architecturally and for security is SIS.
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Judging by the alcohol consumption of those I have met who work there, the architect may well have had a wicked sense of humour! It may also be an elaborate hoax as far as our intelligence gathering operation goes.
 
ianpspurs said:
Judging by the alcohol consumption of those I have met who work there, the architect may well have had a wicked sense of humour! It may also be an elaborate hoax as far as our intelligence gathering operation goes.
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You're obviously not impressed
 
4.4 this morning.
ianpspurs said:
Yes, but don't tell GCHQ - although several of my wife's family work there so I fear you may be labouring under a grave misapprehension should you place trust in their skills.

Edit: Oh, not that kind of middle man:arghh:
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The thing about GCHQ is you don't have to tell them any thing, they already know.
 
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