The next step could cause quite a stir/

[catgate]

I was sitting in the doctors waiting area, waiting of course, whilst management was being "seen to". (Poor dear. she has had a rough week. She had an emergency intense pain last Wednesday night, which, at about 23.45 GMT, and after a very thorough poke about, the doctor thought was an infected gall bladder or may be gall stones. Today's test results and further investigation have at least ruled out a lot of nasty alternative scenarios. Just the ultra sound to go.)

Any way up, back to the matter in hand.

As I sat there I heard a news item on the radio. It said that it was going to be made legal for women to breast feed babies in public and they would be encouraged to do so, for the sake of the babies health (and presumably to save a few quid for Patsy.)

Now I did not know it was illegal to do it, but never the less, I am just wondering if the next step might be insisting that the making of babies must be done in public to ensure that the operation can be supervised, by officially appointed wardens, Who will, of course, be empowered to levy "on the job fines" for any breach of standard practice.

[AlanHo]

I cannot conceive that it could happen - who would possibly want such a supervisory role. The idea is bonkers, you are all screwed up and your whole thesis is based upon a misconception.

On a serious note - best wishes to 'management' I hope all turns out well and rosy.

[andsome]

Hope all works out well for the boss. :D

[artist]

If she needs her gall bladder removed - tell her it's nothing to fear, as long as the keyhole surgery works. Not even painful............