I saw this on the news: An Irish guy visited the US. He rented a care from Alamo. He got drunk, got into a car crash. He was fine. Alamo billed him the repair costs. He is suing them. His argument is that they shouldn't have given him a car because he was Irish. Leave it to me to be off the topic. -- Cheers, Aaron Today's Quote: "Alcohol is the anesthesia by which we endure the operation of life. " --George Bernard Shaw, a famous Irishman > '... I guess it's the Scots/Irish in me. [.....] Hugh Maclennan > .... once penned a line I almost live by: > "To be a Celt is never to be far from tears" ...' > > I'm only too familiar with the Irish predeliction for > sodden touchy-feeliness but I do wish Paul would refrain > from tainting my own people by association with it. > > A Scot sheds tears in only two situations: when he sees > yet another ship load of bog trotters arriving at the > Broomielaw from Dublin; & when he watches his last bottle > of Glenlivet sliding off the table & smashing on the floor > of the croft. > > Scottie B.