This picture found on the CIA website does complicate the issue somewhat

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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 7:22,
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http://www.dictionaraoke.org/
check out the sex pistols track!!!
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:53,
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check out the sex pistols track!!!
i first heard that sex pistols track awhile ago, it made my sides ache from laughter.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 9:05,
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Walk on the Wild Side. You heard that one? Also much mirth from that say I.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 9:18,
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anyone know where I can buy a Vpower PM 4400 G3/300 card?
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:45,
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in my tummy. Fantastic. Sorry, thought I was writing for a blog...
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 7:25,
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those who don't ask don't want.
A phrase my sister used to wind me up with as a child.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 7:29,
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A phrase my sister used to wind me up with as a child.
I've got a Chicken Dhansak, Pilau Rice and a plain Naan instead.
I've also now got curry stains on my wacom tablet :(
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 7:38,
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I've also now got curry stains on my wacom tablet :(
and had a burger king. It rocked. But I didn't choose from their new "indian-style" menu.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 7:32,
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Soup is the most wonderful thing in the world. My blender makes good soups.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 7:46,
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a classic one this time. And big hunks of freshly boiled ham hock. yum.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 9:22,
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I'm in London. Oxford Street to be precise. Int'l mail order not a problem though.
I had potato wedges. Strangely unsatisfying. I stopped eating burgers when I found out about the poo.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 8:45,
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I had potato wedges. Strangely unsatisfying. I stopped eating burgers when I found out about the poo.
although I'd imagine it would explode, but then I imagine most things explode. I spend much of my time imagining things exploding. Is this wrong?
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:41,
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Who needs to imagine things exploding when we have the power of the web. Weeeeeeeeeeeeee!
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:49,
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Took me right back, that was one of the first pages i saw on the world wide web :) I was one of the 'overwhelming' 2000 people to see it in October '94.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 11:27,
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Thoughts of everyday objects exploding/spontaneously combusting are perfectly normal for b3tans
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 8:38,
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King of the Boots, tonight in London. Featuring Cartel Communique, Osymyso (of Pat n Peg and Introspection fame), Freelance Hellraiser (of Strokes vs Christina Aguilera fame) and Tom Middleton (from Jedi Knights). Lots of bootlegs, lots of good music.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:13,
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It's not too far for me to go...
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:16,
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I've got a 5:30 meeting which may turn into a pint. I could wander down ... Crab Bloke? You?
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:18,
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sometime when I have finished work. Give me a call if you are going to come too...
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:27,
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can the ceiling be tunnelled, and chocolate stolen? CAN IT?
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 7:03,
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would rather leave it till later to make a firm decision though- see how I get on with the stuff I'm doing. sounds good though
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 7:09,
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Reading technique employed by politicians. To wit: you don't read the latest hot gossipy inside-the-beltway bestseller, you simply pick it up in a bookstore, flick straight to the index and look up your own name.
I like weird jargon. What's your favourite?
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 5:52,
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I like weird jargon. What's your favourite?
TV FACT: LLB was actually born Lawrence Bowen and ponced it up for TV.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:12,
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eerr. I remember when people thought WWW stood for World Wide Wait. Oh those were the days.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:35,
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being forced to write this phase:
"Bullet proof IT solution"
I never understood what it meant (neither
did the person who wouldn't let me
change it) and I couldn't test it. Oh well.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:58,
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"Bullet proof IT solution"
I never understood what it meant (neither
did the person who wouldn't let me
change it) and I couldn't test it. Oh well.
You try and shoot us through the monitor. You can't. See?
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 7:23,
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... There was a fortran programmer, a cobol programmer and a C# programmer stuck in the desert ...
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 7:36,
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was TLA said by someone who was very angry :)
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 8:36,
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found on this rather massive page.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 8:38,
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Just the usual donkey website faq,
until you scroll down to the final question...
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 5:46,
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until you scroll down to the final question...
if more people did get killed by donkeys then terrorist plane hijackings wouldn't seem so bad in comparison. I'm going to go and try to breed a species of psychotic donkeys to release into the wild and see if it makes the world a better place....
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 5:54,
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they invented some sort of donkey shield, it'd be just like day of the triffids, but with tails.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:03,
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this sounds so *seedy* "I love monkeys. Penguins look dirty. In an oily kind of way."....someone should interupt with a monguin thus joining the two groups in love or loathing....
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:12,
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Any one remember who was responsible for this

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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:38,
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this.....

Then you'll love this...
www.youngprimitive.cz/pong.html
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 5:19,
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Then you'll love this...
www.youngprimitive.cz/pong.html
In the 1960's people embraced the culture of PsychoDelia. Many attribute this to the widespread availability of Ellesse Bee.

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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 4:47,
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can you email me the picture of the Bates Motel without the woman and wasps if you've still got it - as large as possible.
( [email protected] )
You would save me having to look for it - I need it for something quality.
Thank you in advance
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 5:26,
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( [email protected] )
You would save me having to look for it - I need it for something quality.
Thank you in advance
you have got me one step closer to making something special.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 5:43,
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goto www.konstruktiv.net/kitty_02.html
it's fucking funny
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 4:43,
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it's fucking funny
however they've missed the obvious trick, and the WHOLE POINT of what we tried to do.
i.e. each image creates a unique URL which can be passed to your friends. We made a tool to allow people to show off infront of their friends.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 5:03,
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i.e. each image creates a unique URL which can be passed to your friends. We made a tool to allow people to show off infront of their friends.
making a show that makes you look like a tool in front of your friends I s'pose
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 5:25,
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Just clicked the "best desktop page", and the top item had, "Average Score: 10
Total Ratings: 1"
Maybe desktops shouldn't be able to reach the best desktop list until they have votes from 3 different people?
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 4:20,
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Total Ratings: 1"
Maybe desktops shouldn't be able to reach the best desktop list until they have votes from 3 different people?
I'll sort it this evening when I get home...
Good plan
Anyone got any other features they'd like to see at
Show Us Yer Desktop ?
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 6:55,
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Good plan
Anyone got any other features they'd like to see at
Show Us Yer Desktop ?
I just realized that that Springfield Map was posted from my school's website! I wonder if I know who posted it..
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 4:06,
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...of that famous Tefal advert starring the guys with the huge foreheads.
Can anyone help? Cheers.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 3:59,
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Can anyone help? Cheers.
But they looked very similar to the coneheads if that's any help.
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 4:27,
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I'm just going to sit and stare at the screen without blinking until the fruits of your labour appear...
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 5:49,
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..It's for personal use that I doubt anyone here would find funny.
Thanks again chief!
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 7:03,
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Thanks again chief!
they're knocking everything over damn them. Are the letters secretly fashioned out of sugar cubes?
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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 3:45,
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...but with this, (which can take a long while to load)

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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 4:46,
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I was looking at the desktops on the desktop rating thingummy and I think you could all do with this which is a neat little (25K) program to remove the blocky nasty colour from under the icon titles. Woo!
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Wed 6 Feb 2002, 19:55,
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for the Brits to enjoy? It's only fair, after all..

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Thu 7 Feb 2002, 2:15,
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