Correct Intro

[spiritus]

Hippocratic Oath indeed! Darn snakes are everywhere.

[tony h]

On topic, just for the hell of it. In the circumstances of a late replacement speaker: And now a man who needs no introduction ; Professor Cavendish.

[Edwin Ashworth]

Professor Cavendish should have stayed in his laboratory.

[spiritus]

Edwin, I will promptly convey your declarative 'suggestion' to Professor Cavendish.

BTW, I'm attending a seance next week. If by chance, David Hume, Alfred Ayer, or the mysterious A.H. Basson are channelled through the 'medium', are there any other pithy directives you would like to share?

P.S. Your use of the modal verb 'should', indicating the assumed rightness of your opinion will, without doubt, prompt Professor Cavendish to ask, "why?". It would be most helpful to me were you to explain, in detail, if your statement is generated by 'individual belief', 'social fact', 'veritistic epistemology', or your perceived reality of a transcendent truth? Qualifying your advice, will provide Prof. Cavendish with the means to evaluate its value or non-value and his compliance or non-compliance with your suggestion. In any case, I look forward to your courteous and well-thought-out response.

[gdwdwrkr]

Spiritus
Nice hyphen-use!
I do hope the Professor can time-travel. It should have proven helpful in his compliance with Edwin's suggestion.
And how did the intro go Saturday evening?

I trust la gaucha is still on-board.

[spiritus]

Spiritus
Nice hyphen-use!

A share preference. Thank you.

I do hope the Professor can time-travel. It should have proven helpful in his compliance with Edwin's suggestion.

Knowhere you are. Knowhere you have been.

And how did the intro go Saturday evening?

Very well.

I trust la gaucha is still on-board.

As do I.
Knowhere you are. Knowhere you have been.