They will remain a closely guarded secret until the blogs are published.

Quote: Nogget @ 23rd January 2014, 10:10 PM GMT

Should we be concerned, Bill?

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Nope, I feel fine.

The scan was requested by a consultant who was checking my hearing, to see if there is any physical reason why I'm pretty deaf to High and Low frequencies nowadays (I'm fine with middle frequencies c 100-1,500 herz).

I doubt if there is any physical fixable reason, my ears are just plain getting old.

Heh Heh, if I could get hold of the data file of my scan and borrow a 3D printer I could make edible chocolate replicas of my brain. What fun.

http://www.instructables.com/id/Edible-Chocolate-Brain-from-MRI-Scan/

I thought that problem was common as we get older.

Quote: keewik @ 23rd January 2014, 11:23 PM GMT

I thought that problem was common as we get older.

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Pardon?

Eh?

Wot?

Speak up! I said speak up!

I've just clicked on zooo's link. That's pretty cool, I too love dinosaurs and pegasuses/pegasui?

Aw, thanks!

I think we'll go with Pegasi.

Are those the dinosaurs you find in toy shops in the "pick n mix" section? Where you'll have dinosaurs, farm animals and dragons.

Hee, yes some of them are.

I had to think of something to do with all the dinosaur toys I accidentally buy for myself despite being a grown up.

I think it's pretty cool. You should totally do Lego ones too, you collect them too, don't you?

Quote: Lee @ 24th January 2014, 12:44 AM GMT

you collect them too, don't you?

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I totes do. You're not technically allowed to sell those though. Although people do.
It is unlikely Lego would see them and sue you, but it is possible!

Ah of course!

Ben has discovered that early morning running isn't as horrific as he feared.