Mostly: Classical

[Sexton O Blake]

Chuckle. Watched Soylent Green for the first time a few weeks ago. So our next commodity is PEOPLE. As far as happy endings - well yes there was sex involved...

Today a letter was read on CBC Radio 2 - Shelly Solmes (http://www.cbc.ca/herestoyou/index.html) and it went something like this.

A very special woman wanted a child born on the day of the great playwright William Shakespeare (1564 Apr 23). That child was moi and as always did not conform to my mother's wishes and was born on Apr 24th. 4 years later my sister too did not conform to her wishes and was born Apr 22nd.

But both of her daughters have since given birth to two grand children born, yup you guessed it, on Apr 23rd.

Ed: Zillion billion to one. (no not not my latest stock consolidation but the odds on the dates).

"one penny to sexith me rough"
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