

*wail on about superior operating system*
*opens email attachments from unknown senders*
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*opens email attachments from unknown senders*

and have you used leopard yet? meant to be a bit buggy and also now that mac have got a bit popular people have started to write viruses for them, before hand they couldn't be arsed as it would only be arty design wankers in london and bristol that it would efect.

there, i said it, no can i phone my wife?
argh not the face!
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Thu 15 Nov 2007, 10:42,
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argh not the face!

I now have my lovely Samsung, and I'm sticking with them
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everyone has them... I have a nice sony which I'm about to upgrade cos it's not as nice as when i got it last year
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But once they tried to make them more complicated they went a bit pants.
I get a free upgrade once a year, so I'm sticking with the Samsungs each time :)
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I get a free upgrade once a year, so I'm sticking with the Samsungs each time :)

except that I think Nokia must have patented a lot of things because the way some of my phones have had to do stuff (in the interface) has not been sensible.
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I now have the Samsung D900. It's lovely.
*hugs phone*
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Thu 15 Nov 2007, 11:01,
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*hugs phone*

my last one died a death after a few months...
Mind you, let's see how this Sony Errrrriccccccsssson* does...
*I never know the right number of letters to use.
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Mind you, let's see how this Sony Errrrriccccccsssson* does...
*I never know the right number of letters to use.

but I didn't like it so I sold it on ebay.
/ Simon Bates's Our Tune.
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Thu 15 Nov 2007, 10:47,
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/ Simon Bates's Our Tune.

And that one goes out to Afinkawan, hope it makes your day.
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Thu 15 Nov 2007, 10:48,
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I've had 3 now and sold each one after a year for £50 upwards!
They last forever and hold a reasonable value.
:)
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Thu 15 Nov 2007, 10:55,
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They last forever and hold a reasonable value.
:)

i got one at the mo, but I think i'm gonna go back to Motorola
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Thu 15 Nov 2007, 10:58,
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Woohoo!
I should know, it's sitting right in front of me...
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Thu 15 Nov 2007, 10:59,
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I should know, it's sitting right in front of me...

great hummus
but still have trouble distinguishing you from the other fella, y'know - whatsisname...
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but still have trouble distinguishing you from the other fella, y'know - whatsisname...

I'd issue him with a cease and desist order if I were you
I think your line work is slightly thicker...
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Thu 15 Nov 2007, 11:01,
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I think your line work is slightly thicker...

i think my phone is filled with those horrible wrinkly fur-less cats
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Thu 15 Nov 2007, 10:45,
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Sphinx cats are lovely, they just need to be kept warm...
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Thu 15 Nov 2007, 10:47,
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By cuddling them and keeping the central heating on full...
Also, they get sunburn....
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Thu 15 Nov 2007, 10:54,
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Also, they get sunburn....

so i shouldn't wish harm on any kind. although i must say my burmese would win out of a fight with a sphinx cat.
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And you're probably right..
All it would have to do is stand in a cold spot...
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All it would have to do is stand in a cold spot...

Must be a Nokia.
Each iPhone has a minimum of four (4) cute animals carefully inserted to make it attractive to small children and crows.
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Each iPhone has a minimum of four (4) cute animals carefully inserted to make it attractive to small children and crows.

on a cold and foggy Thursday, for which I am most grateful.
Woo!
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Woo!

Grand!
An accurate description of the difference between iphone and a damned nokia
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An accurate description of the difference between iphone and a damned nokia

Whipping the crowd into a frenzy from the word go, the Wheelybird war machine rolls into town to deliver a massive concussion of rock'n'roll.
Opener "Houseguest" is deliciously sinister, creeping into the skull of all present like a brain spider. The Broam Exchange itself is the perfect venue for such an event, and it's as if the heaven's themselves have aligned when the first few notes of "1am Merthyr Tydfill" seem into the room.
This is an experience unlike any other, catch Wheelybird in a small venue while you still can.
4.5/5
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Opener "Houseguest" is deliciously sinister, creeping into the skull of all present like a brain spider. The Broam Exchange itself is the perfect venue for such an event, and it's as if the heaven's themselves have aligned when the first few notes of "1am Merthyr Tydfill" seem into the room.
This is an experience unlike any other, catch Wheelybird in a small venue while you still can.
4.5/5

For some reason, I woke up this morning thinking I should write one about Wheelybird...
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So's Nibs....
This must be what it's like to be good at arty stuff and do people's pics....
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Thu 15 Nov 2007, 11:05,
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This must be what it's like to be good at arty stuff and do people's pics....

Ahem. I mean, one of these about me, of course.
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With a spectral intensity to rival that of any in the business today, Mrs Trellis has built a reputation for storming live sets over the years. Certainly there are very few solo females that would take a step as daring as the "Mercurial Kitten" tour back in '95.
The current tour, for new album "Hot Water, Frosty Windscreen" sees explosions, glitter cannons and at the end, the glorious release of what seems like thousands of birds into the night sky. Some might say it's too much, but as the show concludes with "Party Like It's 1998 (One Year Before Fucko)" there's clearly no other performer like her.
4.5/5
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The current tour, for new album "Hot Water, Frosty Windscreen" sees explosions, glitter cannons and at the end, the glorious release of what seems like thousands of birds into the night sky. Some might say it's too much, but as the show concludes with "Party Like It's 1998 (One Year Before Fucko)" there's clearly no other performer like her.
4.5/5