Hehehe . . . : ). More about the smiles later. First, let me thank John for another beautiful anecdote. About the lady in question, don't tell me she was pursuing her masters back them.; ) I am talking about, say - two years ago. Anyways, keep em' coming "Anecdote John." Don't worry about the lying bit John, we all do it. Some plays, some gets played. That's all. ;) After all what's life if it's not a game? And we make our own freaking rules. As long as you 'actually' did not hurt the other party, it's all dandy. There are some who actually does. Re kya ;) Now, about the smile above, it was just my natural response to see the humility the Sajha luminaries have illustrated. Touche! Hehehe. So much so that, if Sajha was Egypt she might as well be the Cleopatra ;). We do have many "Cleos", and as many "Patras" here, if I may, but merge these two, and what a lethal combo it would be. ;-) I was not raised in as aesthetic an environs as was Sandhurst Lahure, or for that matter even as much John, but I do however enjoy the free flowing conversant conversations between the learned ones. It has been a pleasure so far, notwithstanding my smiles, it just does not cease. I just want to state that it is light hearted and detached from any ill intent hai feri. Miss Flip flip, It is just an honor to be mentioned in the same breath as that with the "lady with a razor tongue." I was just about throw some attitude, but her modesty in portraying herself as a ?sikaru? - kind of took away my joy-devoir, and i stopped short, lest I prove myself to be an idiot :p (<---Go for it) ( Damn her ! hehehe ; ) But thanks for enjoying my nonsense. I am just about learning to walk. Honestly! Thus, any impetus is greatly appreciated. IndisGuise : )