A good excuse for a pearoast (for compo)
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The website Gillian McKeith is trying to silence can be found here.
Want proof? Just type 'Gillian McKeith' into Google.co.uk and see what happens!
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Hahaha one of the really early ones!
I've got a cut out of the first one somewhere. I collect useless stuff like that.
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Mon 19 Feb 2007, 19:56,
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somwhere in my cd collection is a complete set of
garfield strips from the start up to 2006.. although where is anybody's guess
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Mon 19 Feb 2007, 19:59,
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Well I've got a complete collection
of Garfield stripping.
*yiffs*
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Mon 19 Feb 2007, 20:03,
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*yiffs*
Shit - you mean Garfield strip,
not hamtoucher picture.
*is embarassed by own ego*
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Mon 19 Feb 2007, 20:04,
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*is embarassed by own ego*
Sorry i couldn't see what you said
The aforementioned ego was in the way:P
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Mon 19 Feb 2007, 20:38,
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You are stil #9 in Google.com and, if you appeal to Google, they will relist you
without argument and say that they have had a complaint and a counter complaint and the matter rests with the individual parties to resolve.
/SESLondon2007 last week blog
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Mon 19 Feb 2007, 20:18,
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/SESLondon2007 last week blog
those percentage signs
does anyone have an Idiot's Guide To Gradients Presented In Percentages?
I 'get' the 1:10 signs they used to have but things like 12%, 12% of what?
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Mon 19 Feb 2007, 20:31,
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I 'get' the 1:10 signs they used to have but things like 12%, 12% of what?
Is it
percentage of distance travelled you go up in height - eg a 1:5 gradient is one where you travel one metre in height for every five metres you go forwards, then a 20% means that for every five metres you go forwards, you go upwards one metre - one metre being 20% of 5 metres.
Was that the worst explanation ever? argh
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Mon 19 Feb 2007, 20:57,
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Was that the worst explanation ever? argh