HOW ARE YOU MR CAUSTON?
mustn’t grumble Mr death. Still not dead!
AND YOU ARE NOT SURPRISED TO SEE ME?
Mr death , I am never surprised to see you. I see you on every human face!
AND YOU ARE STILL NOT SCARED, ARE YOU?
when you come for me Mr death, I will be ready to go.and when we reach the Great Black Desert, there will be no ghosts to haunt me. There are no angry souls looking for me!
‘I put my lipstick on every time I leave the house, so when the sniper kills me he knows he has killed a beautiful woman!’
The girl I lived with was poking me….
Look I’ve got some puff!
That’s a bit odd, neither of has any money, where did you get that from?
Hours later she admitted, she went to chant with someone and while the woman was chanting, she stole her money.
When her mum was teaching history in Sydney, she stole all her jewelry and tried to get me to pawn it.
So, let me get this straight, your mum taught me buddhism and you think I can rob her?
I knew I was in trouble, when I looking for a piece of paper and she had left herself a note,’Paul owes me £1.59…
You can chant all you like, that isn’t buddhism.
A wise man once told me. Words aren’t slander, intent is slander.
How do you make such perfect toast?
It is never burnt, there is never too much butter or too much marmite.
Maybe I just try hard…
Explanation: This sharp telescopic field of view holds two bright galaxies. Barred spiral NGC 5101 (top right) and nearly edge-on system NGC 5078 are separated on the sky by about 0.5 degrees or about the apparent width of a full moon. Found within the boundaries of the serpentine constellation Hydra, both are estimated to be around 90 million light-years away and similar in size to our own large Milky Way galaxy. In fact, if they both lie at the same distance their projected separation would be only 800,000 light-years or so. That's easily less than half the distance between the Milky Way and the Andromeda Galaxy. NGC 5078 is interacting with a smaller companion galaxy, cataloged as IC 879, seen just left of the larger galaxy's bright core. Even more distant background galaxies are scattered around the colorful field. Some are even visible right through the face-on disk of NGC 5101. But the prominent spiky stars are in the foreground, well within our own Milky Way.
