I appear to be back ?

[pierre the shy]

Welcome back Leman and DGuy.....great to see you both again.....hope all is well with you both 

[Techno II]

Phil found this recipe for fake blood for you :-

2/3 cup Corn Syrup
1/3 cup Water
5 Tablespoons Corn Starch
3 to 5 Teaspoons Red Food Coloring
2 or 3 Drops Green Food Coloring
1 Drop Peppermint extract, if desired.

So your artifical fingers can look right 

Thanks, Ian  ......Now you've written that down, it sounds very much like a 'recipe' that I used in my very early teens !
(I think I used golden syrup.....red food colouring.....and if I remember correctly, a drop of blue, rather than the green.)

Welcome back to Andy and Bill. ...Huzzah !!!

Cheers - Phil

[Orcs]

Phil found this recipe for fake blood for you :-

2/3 cup Corn Syrup
1/3 cup Water
5 Tablespoons Corn Starch
3 to 5 Teaspoons Red Food Coloring
2 or 3 Drops Green Food Coloring
1 Drop Peppermint extract, if desired.

So your artifical fingers can look right 

Thats a bit like sending fake coal to Newcastle. Phil spreads enough of the real stuff about

[d_Guy]

Thanks for the shout-out Peter, good to be back.

11?

Yes, Techno 2.0 should start with extras.

[Techno II]

MUCH more importantly, Bill......

How is 'P' ?

Don't worry about me, in the slightest.

All the very, very best, to you both.

Phil.

[d_Guy]

Thanks, Phil, she  is doing pretty well although mobility remains a problem. Of course in the 'rona age many have limited mobility.
Good wishes back to you and 'V'!

(Kitty, please edit the above for grammar and punctuation. In the off time I have tried to learn from Partridge but it hasn't taken.    )

[FierceKitty]

Well, HAL, I'm damned if I can find anything wrong with it.

[d_Guy]

Sorry about the pod bay door.

[paulr]

Welcome back d_Guy

Good to hear 'P' is doing pretty well

[d_Guy]

Ta, Paul.

[Steve J]

Glad to hear 'P' is doing well and you too Bill .

[Orcs]

Thanks, Ian  ......Now you've written that down, it sounds very much like a 'recipe' that I used in my very early teens !
(I think I used golden syrup.....red food colouring.....and if I remember correctly, a drop of blue, rather than the green.)

Welcome back to Andy and Bill. ...Huzzah !!!

Cheers - Phil

I didn't realize they had Tate and Lyall  Golden syrup in ancient Mesopotamia.  Although the quite on the tin is attributed to about 1000 BC. so I suppose it might have been