In other news, human beings are just chemical batteries with legs and EM signatures.

[sensaes]

First up, belated birthday wishes to spyderfyngers, and similarly belated congratulations to C (I've read it - it's great). If I hadn't spent this week alternately doing mad science stuff and extreme gardening (never the twain shall meet - John Wyndham's legacy should be a warning to us all), I'd have been on the ball sooner, thus my apologies

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[perpetua_redux]

“'ello, Sue. I've got legs. Do you like bread? I've got a French loaf. Bye! I love you”

[sensaes]

This is going to mess up someone's patent application, but my Subject line actually hints at the future of RFID tagging. *Nods sagely.*

[perpetua_redux]

Hmmmm... makes me wonder about the tag in my passport.

[sensaes]

I was making the point to someone the other day that, given general government ineptitude, we should probably be slightly more paranoid about the commercial applications of the technology.

[7th_tableau]

The psychology of sports? What kind of masochist are you?

[sensaes]

The underworked and overpaid kind. (Hmm... That may not be quite right, but nobody loves a whinger.)