That's what my flathead screwdriver looks like as well.

Hey No 1 jim ... don't get too fretful about the advancing years ... ... cause the average age of death is moving ahead, as well! You've heard, I'm sure, that the fastest growing age group in recent years has become those over a hundred. Do a number of products, mainly foodstuffs, in your area carry either notice "Best before (date)" or "Expiry (date)")? While we've been assured that these are guidelines only and that they do not indicate that such food is then risky and should no longer be used, often, I think, we may consider that there's not a great deal of difference between them. Recently it occurred to me that, should I consider such advice as it might apply to us "becoming-seniors" ... ... that we might consider there to be a substantial difference between them! While we often consider that we can no longer do a number of things that we used to do easily, so the "Best before" message has become somewhat relevant ... we would consider ourselves not to be quite near our expiry date yet. What say you? Hope you (all) have a fine weekend! ole joyfuelled ... who often eats so-called "best before" or "expired" goods, with no problem - so far

Rusty

eld, yours reminds me of the old George Burns story. A reporter was asking him to what he attributed his long life and he said, every day I have a drink and a cigar. The reporter said, "Really? What does your doctor say about that?" George replied, "Him? Oh he died."