The Contents Of That Memory Stick

[sandyRoe]

Nobody came for it so I had a look. It might have been owned by an overweight person with bad teeth.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=qzht9e&;s=8#.VEbcPyLF_B0

[anneasquith]

not a penniless coffee drinking roll up smoking student then ?

[sandyRoe]

Doesn't seem like it, anneasquith. Rather someone who's ruined their teeth in the pursuit of obesity

[anneasquith]

I wonder is it mine ?

[sandyRoe]

I'm sure your svelt and wouldn't let a cream bun pass your lips. ☺

[sandyRoe]

svelte^ missed an E out there.

[DTCwordfan]

A dentist on AB perhaps, are there any?

[anneasquith]

indeed sandy, I can eat a cream bun without it touching my lips.... yum yum :)

[sandyRoe]

There's a mention of Rosa Parks so it might belong to an overweight dentist with an interest in history

[DTCwordfan]

Maybe Rosa Parks had bad teeth too.....

[sandyRoe]

The reason I posted about this was there's not a year goes by without the local papers carrying stories of cars being stolen in the university area containing laptops with years of work on them. There doesn't seem to be anything of importance here.

[sandyRoe]

well, she was a poor American woman of colour who had to ride on the back of the bus on the way to the dentists. she probably had a mouthful of trouble.

[sandyRoe]

M&S do a nice cream scone. Rather, two in a box makes for a tasty afternoon tea.

[jno]

and named Stephen, which might be a clue of sorts.

[sandyRoe]

No, jno. That's me. I didn't cover my tracks as well as I'd thought.

[jno]

oh, beg pardon.

[sandyRoe]

No need for apologies. My old dad was a Joycean scholar. You'll never guess my middle name.

[jno]

ah, something latinate?

[sandyRoe]

An artificer in antiquity

[anneasquith]

could be a dental student interested in how diet affects teeth and an interest in civil rights movement in America ?

[sandyRoe]

We'll probably never know now. But it's providing fuel for speculation