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(, Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:17, archived)
before i was a student.
i was still a scouser though, i spose...
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:20,
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i was still a scouser though, i spose...
Like, while you were in a pram?
I have one of those lovely collapsable roadworks signs somewhere, but the fun's gone out of it for me 'cause my bruv-in-law does public works so I can get them from the source...
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:23,
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I have one of those lovely collapsable roadworks signs somewhere, but the fun's gone out of it for me 'cause my bruv-in-law does public works so I can get them from the source...

Not photoshopped... just stolen from a nearby student union.
Actually I think it's in the shed of the student house in question, so if you recognise the house (it's in Ipswich - but I ain't going to give a more precise address) - go have a look out back and see :)
when i was a sixth-former. i had a big triangular one that said 'flood' and a smaller rectangle one that said 'pedestrians ->' and various cones.
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:28,
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that's a lovely communal hobby of all sixth formers.
we have a few metres of "warning - buried electric cable" tape, a "danger - works site entry" sign, and a fire hydrant marker - one of the huge concrete jobs with the yellow "H" plaque on it.
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:33,
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we have a few metres of "warning - buried electric cable" tape, a "danger - works site entry" sign, and a fire hydrant marker - one of the huge concrete jobs with the yellow "H" plaque on it.
in Manchester (when I was a student) a bunch of us drunkenly pinched a big huge diversion sign, and for reasons that escape me were carrying it home. A dark blue van pulled up, so we decided that it was the police, who wanted to have some stern words with us. So we hurled the sign over a nearby garden wall, and started to sheepishly mill around. The bloke in the van wound down the window and asked us to (and I quote) 'Get that fucking sign out of my garden'.
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:39,
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love Red Pandas !
And Red Pandas with cones on their heads generates a woo ! from me :)
edited due to unseen arse content upon first viewing !

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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:20,
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And Red Pandas with cones on their heads generates a woo ! from me :)
edited due to unseen arse content upon first viewing !

was it you having trouble with a looping gif earlier?
if so... did you have any joy?
:)
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:31,
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if so... did you have any joy?
:)
I opened it in imageready (my first foray into IM I have to say) and managed to sort it there :)
Think I may actually try creating an anigif in IM now that I've had a dabble.
Thanks for asking :)
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:34,
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Think I may actually try creating an anigif in IM now that I've had a dabble.
Thanks for asking :)
i've only got the hang of ulead, i've got the psp one too, but it confuses me, i'll hopefully get tatty shop soon to try that out :)
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:36,
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tried imageready when I got tattyplop but couldn't suss it out , so far I have got on well with uLead , just couldn't work out why it wouldn't stop looping , I even loaded all the frames in again as a new file and set it to non looping but it still wouldn't work!!
Might be a bug with my copy....
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:46,
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Might be a bug with my copy....
But seeing as the pubs are open shouldn't the students be enjoying subsidised beer?
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:20,
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how?
*edit* Oh, sorry. That's not very fluffy is it? I said it with a little twinkle in my avuncular eye. And thanks are due to Freshlegs for that word.
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:23,
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*edit* Oh, sorry. That's not very fluffy is it? I said it with a little twinkle in my avuncular eye. And thanks are due to Freshlegs for that word.
Step 1: turn on computer
Step 2: double-click on MS Office
Step 3: cut and paste coursework from website
of course, it's getting past that first step that's tough!
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:26,
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Step 2: double-click on MS Office
Step 3: cut and paste coursework from website
of course, it's getting past that first step that's tough!
1. I turn on computer
2. I go to b3ta to see what's happening
3. I realise it's the wee hours of the morning and go to bed.
Although today I typed in loads of receipts for the VAT return and raised an invoice. Yay for the invoice. Nay for the VAT return.
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 21:30,
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2. I go to b3ta to see what's happening
3. I realise it's the wee hours of the morning and go to bed.
Although today I typed in loads of receipts for the VAT return and raised an invoice. Yay for the invoice. Nay for the VAT return.