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Wobbling Jan 2013 6:21pm, 25 Jan 2013 1,450 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling MrW fancies her too. Weird.
Johnny Blaze Jan 2013 6:23pm, 25 Jan 2013 16,835 posts	Quote Pin Johnny Blaze I imagine she is "networking" like crazy.
Napoleon Jan 2013 7:40pm, 25 Jan 2013 7 posts	Quote Pin Napoleon No I can see the attraction and her voice! Mon Cher
CStar Jan 2013 10:23pm, 25 Jan 2013 1,242 posts	Quote Pin CStar 'Yep, count me in the Flanders fan club too. Bloody ugly place Davos for an alpine town, but great skiing and excellent ice hockey rink. Worked there when i was a student.
Zorba Jan 2013 12:46pm, 26 Jan 2013 681 posts	Quote Pin Zorba Sorry , Stephanie Flanders ?
Johnny Blaze Jan 2013 12:56pm, 26 Jan 2013 16,838 posts	Quote Pin Johnny Blaze Economics totty on the news.
Johnny Blaze Jan 2013 12:57pm, 26 Jan 2013 16,839 posts	Quote Pin Johnny Blaze Sorry, "Respected economist Stephanie Flanders".
XB Jan 2013 1:20pm, 26 Jan 2013 2,790 posts	Quote Pin XB "I'm good, thanks." I asked how you were; I didn't ask for an assessment of your behaviour.
Velociraptor Jan 2013 7:11pm, 30 Jan 2013 23,841 posts	Quote Pin Velociraptor People who are employed as doctors but appear to lack the cognitive capacity to match trade names to the corresponding generic names of medications. What else are they incompetent at if they can't manage such a simple little memory task?
Caterpillar Jan 2013 9:19pm, 30 Jan 2013 7,348 posts	Quote Pin Caterpillar Ha ha ha VR. The pharmaceutical companies are getting wise. Having failed to bamboozle you with ambiguous names - is it frusemide or furosemide? - and sneaking in unwanted consonants (propRanolol anyone) - they/we have realised that the way forward is making generic names as unpronounceable as possible. reftanimamoxineb eranitesnanimib Oh sod it - "Spondex P" it will have to be. Guaranteed to grow hairs on your billiards, madam.