Should mention I suppose the I lied in yesterdays post on threading using .NET...mea cupla :-). In that post I mentioned using delegates for multi-threading and said that you always had to use EndInvoke to avoid a memory leak...well not quite, what i actually do is use the excellent AsyncHelper class by Mike Woodring, this supports this syntax:
CalcAndDisplaySumDelegate d = new CalcAndDisplaySumDelegate(someCalc.Add);
AsyncHelper.FireAndForget(d, 2, 3);
No EndInvoke required as it takes care of this using a DynamicInvoke internally. Well, saves a few lines of code!