... and what a PC it is!
If I am logged on I am probably sitting in front of my PC.
... and what a PC it is!!! Well not really - cos it is about five million years old and has a terrible pain in all the diodes down its left side. I would feel sorry for it, but I have found that the sympathy vote makes it even more depressed and it runs even slower.
I think the reason is that it has a brain the size of a planet and that means that data recall takes a long time - even at the speed of light!
Well that is enough about the interface - I am an age - well a year really has no meaning in space - the time taken for which planet to go round which sun - I am sure that there must be a planet/sun combination I could choose that will make me 21.
To make things simple for any Earthlings - I have been around for the equivalent time that it takes for Earth to orbit its sun 44 times.
I do enjoy infinite improbability travel - and to keep fit I also enjoy cycling and sailing - I have an old Laser.
Well I can't think of anything else to say so I will stop the whittering.
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