

Using anything but the arts package on your computer, recreate some real-world art using everyday objects. Examples: melt some clocks in the oven to do some Dali, or shape the Venus de Milo out of mashed potato. Anything is possible.
Challenge suggested by Monkeon.

Is it long enough yet for the Yorkshire Rippers actions to be considered art?
I like real life photoshop compos :D
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I like real life photoshop compos :D

That a Yorkshireman could be an artist.
Madness!
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Madness!

I guess that is your point proven ;D
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then I shall stand next to a river, put my hands on my cheeks and open my gob and get someone to take a picture of me.
Then I shall take a picture of some tinned soup. No Campbells though, but Heinz!
*thinks*
No, I won't.

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Then I shall take a picture of some tinned soup. No Campbells though, but Heinz!
*thinks*
No, I won't.


DO you know where I can find some Dogs who know how to play poker?
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YOU ARE BECOMING PREDICTABLE ;)
Seriously though. Do you have the straights as well as the ghey?

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Seriously though. Do you have the straights as well as the ghey?


Good reply to what was (in hindsight) a bloody nosey question.

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if they saw balls small round objects on it.
It's bedlam in my house when I eat an apple. I ain't joking.

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It's bedlam in my house when I eat an apple. I ain't joking.



He have an apple fetish or something?
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therefore in their little doggy minds, it's a ball.

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IT IS TRACEY EMIN INNIT!
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It's a Tracey Eminem.
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i see that it is a fish/eel in a milk carton; but what work of art is it emulating?
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Whassisname?
Edit: Damien Hirst?
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Edit: Damien Hirst?

The Impossible blah blah blah something or other.....
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But I'd say when your initial interpretation is that someone hadn't cleaned up after a tenant had died, then it's not art.

Tracey Emin ;)
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and not some crazy's obsession.
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looks more like something you'd see in a junior high natural science text. Art? Things that make you go, hmmmm....
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My photoshops and computerses are fucked, so this is right up my street :D
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Looks a bit too much like Nigel Planer but still gets a click.
:D
Edit: sticky n
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:D
Edit: sticky n


...that could equally be B3ta's Ginger Furher R. Manuel, couldn't it?
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Fancy schmancy! Now here's your background music: www.youtube.com/watch?v=d22GfAudDfc
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I'm off to find a frozen sheep and stick it in a tent
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farm4.static.flickr.com/3289/2822053203_af48789dd6.jpg?v=0
Seriously though, isn't that just a great pic? PS, this is not me.
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Seriously though, isn't that just a great pic? PS, this is not me.


that brilliant show 2 pints of lager and a packet of crisps
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I've seen him 'shopped so many times on here and felt embarrassed that I wasn't one of the cool kids.
Now I am going to admit my uncoolness.
WHO IS HE?

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Now I am going to admit my uncoolness.
WHO IS HE?


just some bloke the gayshift found and adopted as a meme.
Although I like the rumours that it's Gronkpan.
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Although I like the rumours that it's Gronkpan.

but this is the only one that's really funny
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What have you planted in my psyche without my permission, hmm?
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life is filled with such impermanence
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when my other alarm clock awoke me, nor any when I fiddled with the switches :(
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by mistake.
Ya cool jerk! (*Hermes voice*)
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Ya cool jerk! (*Hermes voice*)

you can listen to Strawberry Alarm Clock. Like I did before making this.
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Baby-killing c***s.
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but after Photoshop froze, followed by a spectacular system crash that took 2 resets and about 20 minutes to get my laptop up and functional again, by the time I'd done this simple little thing I got determined I WAS going to post the fecker!!

Hi
Let me introduce you to new search engine erotic content. The best content
Few examples:
Mod Edit: go sit in the corner and think about what you've done. This is B3ta.
Try it yourself
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Let me introduce you to new search engine erotic content. The best content
Few examples:
Mod Edit: go sit in the corner and think about what you've done. This is B3ta.
Try it yourself

Try it yourself

/edit: FF WOT rating says site is not trustworthy...(if anyone wanted to try out the links)
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/edit: FF WOT rating says site is not trustworthy...(if anyone wanted to try out the links)

I'm sure we had this crap yesterday
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Any schoolkid worth his salt knows it's 'a' diamond.
/old viz letters blog
edit : what is going on with this picture?
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/old viz letters blog
edit : what is going on with this picture?

Anne "cot-death" Diamond?
/Newman and Baddiel blog
TICKET TO HULL PLEASE!
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/Newman and Baddiel blog
TICKET TO HULL PLEASE!

I haven't doctored it al all :)
which is more than can be said for the DM art dept.
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which is more than can be said for the DM art dept.

how is possible to be quite that crap?
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My name is Mr. Kenshole Geoffrey George, an accountant with a bank here in London. I am aware that this is certainly an unconventional approach to starting a relationship, but as time goes on you will realize the need for my action but i feel quite safe dealing with you in this important business.

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COCK. no that's not tough enough.
concrete cock.
point made.
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concrete cock.
point made.

The only way to stop this is for the mods to delte his links.
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doesn't even begin to cover it :D
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and back in my younger "free-er" days I used to contribute a few half decent pics. I've been quiet for years now but it's taken uber-tosser here to make me speak again.
ME NO LIKEY
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ME NO LIKEY

/ac
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Naked lesbian casino slots with felt table cloth?
I'm there!

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I'm there!


That Lithuanian Pussy search contained no Cats from the Eastern Bloc at all you cunt!
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to peel em first....
woo to your greedy monkey!
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woo to your greedy monkey!

and your animation is lovely. Surely you should be receiving gifts like this?
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Sorry, quick and dirty.
And prolly bindun

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And prolly bindun


Oh no, Steve Martin again
and you know it's hard to pretend.
Oh no, Steve Martin again
Too bad I'm losing a friend.
Oh no, Steve Martin again
Oh, will my heart never mend.
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and you know it's hard to pretend.
Oh no, Steve Martin again
Too bad I'm losing a friend.
Oh no, Steve Martin again
Oh, will my heart never mend.

around a museum in L.A. Story.
Just as i finished a guy in a business suit and a flapping brown raincoat came whoosing past on rollerblades clutching a briefcase.
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Just as i finished a guy in a business suit and a flapping brown raincoat came whoosing past on rollerblades clutching a briefcase.

So I assumed it was Steve.
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On that note, goodnight you lovely people
* You expecting a "lies" down here or something? :D
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* You expecting a "lies" down here or something? :D

Nighty night, most favourite of Dixies.
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i was out last night and there was frnech people with instruments jamming so i joined in.. we played this but i was too drunk so i forgot the sodding chorus.. how i managed that i'm not really sure.. but it was still fun :D
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naturally. I have a congenital gift for bongos.
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which i also my hands attacked with vim and vigour :)
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We've got one of them. It's got a lizard on it that looks like my baby Fran-Ban-Woo-Pie-Fantastico.
Edit: Nighty night all, I'm off home.
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Edit: Nighty night all, I'm off home.

my dog took a wee on it yesterday, twice!
EDIT: G'Night
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EDIT: G'Night

It was a Gadget style raincoat
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in case of emergency phone 1-800-HOCKEYMOM
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There's a big difference. An Ice Hockey mom sits in an air conditioned ice rink on comfy seats with all mod-cons at her disposal and their kid all safely padded up.
A Hockey Mom stands around in the rain on some muddy grass watching her kid get big wodden sticks swung at their legs every 5 seconds and the occasional ball in the face at short corners.
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A Hockey Mom stands around in the rain on some muddy grass watching her kid get big wodden sticks swung at their legs every 5 seconds and the occasional ball in the face at short corners.

When i rotate a pixel drawing in PS is there any way i can stop it from 'rastering' or whatever it does?
Any help would be appreciated.
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Any help would be appreciated.

those are tumors.
muscles shouldn't look like this"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3RAZf1VK1s
found it :D
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muscles shouldn't look like this"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3RAZf1VK1s
found it :D

his face hasprovided a magical assortment of images to edit from...

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I can't wait for the election be to be over and done with!
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purely so you can bathe in the glorious wonder that is the wife's Percy impression. He's a mimic anyway, but this is so perfect.
Consequently I get called Edmund or a little tease quite a lot now.
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Consequently I get called Edmund or a little tease quite a lot now.

He's a sweety :)
You got the Tudor thigh highs?
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You got the Tudor thigh highs?

Was I planning on? Can you show them to me? Damn this amnesia.
edit: fucking hell I'm stupid today. I wish. If I had, and a goatee, I bet I could keep you forever.
By bet I mean hope. By hope I mean I've had a bad year, don't let that pressure you or anything.
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edit: fucking hell I'm stupid today. I wish. If I had, and a goatee, I bet I could keep you forever.
By bet I mean hope. By hope I mean I've had a bad year, don't let that pressure you or anything.

Now go and wash your hands and face before you have your tea.
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Clompclompclompclompclompclomp
wüüüsch
Clompclompclompclompclomptrip
*thunk*
* * * ** * * *** **
* * ** ***** *** * *
* * ** * * ** * * * **
* * * **** * ***** * * *
fgkfglfjertb 5 5 6zt h
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wüüüsch
Clompclompclompclompclomptrip
*thunk*
* * * ** * * *** **
* * ** ***** *** * *
* * ** * * ** * * * **
* * * **** * ***** * * *
fgkfglfjertb 5 5 6zt h

They used to have that at my school when I grazed my knees!
mmm magic
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mmm magic

That is very true
even better because Tony is a huge Labour supporter
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even better because Tony is a huge Labour supporter

and thanks wasp box for giving me the clue i needed, i though it was wossy looking rough.
*mind addled.
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*mind addled.

*headbutts*
:D
I've had enough of work for the day, BYYYEEEE!
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:D
I've had enough of work for the day, BYYYEEEE!

It was on one of those ex-UK channels. You know, the ones called Dave, Watch, Alibi, Bob Holness + 1 or whatever.
It was good and i feel a pre-cursor to them showing the entire Blackadder series over xmas. They had amost of the cast talking about it and didn't rule out doing another series btw.
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It was good and i feel a pre-cursor to them showing the entire Blackadder series over xmas. They had amost of the cast talking about it and didn't rule out doing another series btw.

One of the ones I don't have.
Rowan's not very keen on the old acting, these days. Prefers to drive F1 cars in to things.
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Rowan's not very keen on the old acting, these days. Prefers to drive F1 cars in to things.

virginmedia cable coming into the house? ( regardless of contract )
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The "Why Don't You" law comes into effect in another few of years
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contact you with information that will get you free TV ( every single channel on the virgin cable network ( ex NTL or Telewest is the same ) for little under £100 and never pay anything again.
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you're a diamond. I'll get someone more technically gifted than myself (anyone, then) to have a look tonight.
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Edit: Just as I suspected, no
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those legs pointing skyward took some finding, you'd think it'd be easy.
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I love the attention to detail. I'm annoyed I can only give this the one click.
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makes it great!
But is he pulling that face because he's trying to fuck while she still has her tights on?
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But is he pulling that face because he's trying to fuck while she still has her tights on?

Super Nice Jam Doughnuts where the Jam is Custard!
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They'd be a happy medium :)
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Then I would have no excuse to buy 2 doughnuts!
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*remembers he is making banoffee pie and posting on b3ta*
*anticipates the glory of pie / b3ta related goodness to come*
hmmmmmmmm
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*anticipates the glory of pie / b3ta related goodness to come*
hmmmmmmmm

bastarding biscuit base hasn't set properly though. Don't think I used enough butter.
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I hope you used McVities Digestives....
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and 100g of melted butter. It's my first go though and I'm sure the dulce, whipped cream, nanas and chocolate will make up for it :-)
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then I must demand either:
Part of this wonderful foody thing
Something to hump
OR
a distraction.
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Part of this wonderful foody thing
Something to hump
OR
a distraction.

I thought you were older than me.
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I remember it all kicked off not long after I started here
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I thought that's who you meant. I'm not concentrating. I'm sorry. I'll go now.
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Or if you must, wear a tighter skirt while you do it, and give us a wiggle.
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(:D I know, I'm joking)
It was lovely. I miss the draw offs. Especially now I can text doodles to the internets.
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It was lovely. I miss the draw offs. Especially now I can text doodles to the internets.

I miss all of that stuff and i miss the irascible ZootCadillac. They should bring him back.
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/doesn't actually remember that particular guise or indeed why he was banned blog ;)
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he was fairly ancient even back then...
*fucking scarpers for the hills*
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*fucking scarpers for the hills*

just you wait. *shakes arthritic fist*
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I'd provide a link but that'd be too easy
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The only thing on phonejacker that makes me laugh is that.
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But when he was on Soccer AM, he was actually very amusing.
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but the preceeding b voice does tickle me.
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fooking lazy BBC bastads
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too. This despite me having half of those models. I even got the apple 2 question wrong and i have one in the loft.
I am very hungover.
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I am very hungover.

each answer I got wrong was a "Oh for fuck's sake Craig, you knew that" moment.
Ah well. Fond memories though. The Pet 4 was my first ever computer. The BBC being wankers though needed to have included the Amiga but because it shit all over their Archimedes rebadged junk they hated it then and probably do today.
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Ah well. Fond memories though. The Pet 4 was my first ever computer. The BBC being wankers though needed to have included the Amiga but because it shit all over their Archimedes rebadged junk they hated it then and probably do today.

tho I do remember once being told "acorn's going to take over the world" and I thought "bollocks"
this is when there was actually still original commercial acorn going on.
of course they were sort of right ultimately, depending on point of view
bloody arm's in eveything now.
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this is when there was actually still original commercial acorn going on.
of course they were sort of right ultimately, depending on point of view
bloody arm's in eveything now.

I don't have anything arm based. I don't think I do. I'm pretty sure it's an intel in my HTC exec.
I won't be getting on the trendy wagon and getting an eeeeeeepc or whatever is going on there these days.
I might get a Nokia N96 though, it looks good and my HTC is aging a bit.
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I won't be getting on the trendy wagon and getting an eeeeeeepc or whatever is going on there these days.
I might get a Nokia N96 though, it looks good and my HTC is aging a bit.

it would be nice to have some laptop with 3g + stereo bluetooth, but being a peon I can't afford it, and even if I wasn't a peon I'd be somewhat twitchy for paying over the odds for tiered and restricted services
really I just want mobile broadband I can abuse the same way I do with my household broadband and not be concerned with stupid metered crap
was pondering some random chinese phones with big screens and a few interesting features (cost peanuts) but I wonder about the quality issues with them, I wanted to get a mobile phone wristwatch too but seems they are pretty appalling generally.
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really I just want mobile broadband I can abuse the same way I do with my household broadband and not be concerned with stupid metered crap
was pondering some random chinese phones with big screens and a few interesting features (cost peanuts) but I wonder about the quality issues with them, I wanted to get a mobile phone wristwatch too but seems they are pretty appalling generally.

They sem to have all the stuff in all the right places. I was going to open an ebay shop for my sone to get his head into business and well, Chinese electronics seem a good way to go. It's a big risk as many of the trade leads I've followed up don't want to send samples to a non established business. ( I can't convince them that my construction company is going to market electronics )
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I've noticed that for most companies specifications consists of shipping volumes and payment terms and nothing else. Which is all the more annoying for those random little things I find myself needing that I know are made in random chinese sweat shops and end up costing over the odds over here.
I've found one company that seems kosher, they'll sell individual items to private individuals, still need to buy in bulk off them to get proper bargains though www.chinavasion.com not to be confused with www.chinavision.com who seem to copy their website and cause mayhem..
out of all the looking I've done only found one that seems to have a good enough reputation for me to spend $$ with.
I thought you did business in china previously?
But, surely a construction company might want to make gifts to potential clients as part of happy fun business interaction?
Guess if you aren't buying in K quantities you don't matter. :)
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I've found one company that seems kosher, they'll sell individual items to private individuals, still need to buy in bulk off them to get proper bargains though www.chinavasion.com not to be confused with www.chinavision.com who seem to copy their website and cause mayhem..
out of all the looking I've done only found one that seems to have a good enough reputation for me to spend $$ with.
I thought you did business in china previously?
But, surely a construction company might want to make gifts to potential clients as part of happy fun business interaction?
Guess if you aren't buying in K quantities you don't matter. :)

but in a different area. I don't have a problem with volume and will happily buy 200 units of an item. I just would like to see some product before I find I'm embarrassed trying to shift a load of old tat on ebay ;)
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the thing that's stopping me going nuts and trying to flog a load of crap is that I wonder about how many returns there'd be, quality control seems to consist of putting a little "QA Approved" sticker on everything and carting it up
I'd add a 0 to that 200 units to be honest :)
Dunno what the answer is to getting samples short of actually visiting the companies themselves.
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I'd add a 0 to that 200 units to be honest :)
Dunno what the answer is to getting samples short of actually visiting the companies themselves.

:-S
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with a miserable four. And I am a child of that time.
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What is wrong with the fuckers on Deal or No Deal!?!?
Contestant: Ill have box 3 please
Box Person: *opens*
Audience: Ooooooh!
Noel Belm-monds: £35,000 gone!
Box Person: Sorry Darling.
Why the fuck are you sorry box person? Contestant is the twat that chose that box!
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Contestant: Ill have box 3 please
Box Person: *opens*
Audience: Ooooooh!
Noel Belm-monds: £35,000 gone!
Box Person: Sorry Darling.
Why the fuck are you sorry box person? Contestant is the twat that chose that box!

Can we re-record that bit again?
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I am afraid since the demise of an outstanding footballing performance as a referee,
Mr Collina had become our Gas Meter Reader.
This resides in the basement, just next to baby! My Fault was stoned and forgot to tell him :(
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Mr Collina had become our Gas Meter Reader.
This resides in the basement, just next to baby! My Fault was stoned and forgot to tell him :(

Sort of a combo of my last 2 posts:
www.b3ta.com/board/8836182
www.b3ta.com/board/8835652
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please do not take my coloring serious ;)
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everyone's a cunt
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everyone's a cunt
everyone's a cunt
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everyone's a cunt?
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everyone's a cunt?
everyone's a cunt?
everyone's a cunt?
everyone's a cunt?
everyone's a cunt?
everyone's a cunt?
everyone's a cunt?

oh yes, everyone's a cunt
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oh yes, everyone's a cunt
oh yes, everyone's a cunt
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oh yes, everyone's a cunt
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Everyone's a cunt
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Sorry, tis very good, but the standard of literacy amongst today's youth...
*tuts and smokes pipe*
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:35,
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*tuts and smokes pipe*

By Jenny Gordon - A breast cancer survivor admits she hadn't been taking care of herself prior to being diagnosed, while another realized the constant pain in her breast just didn't feel right.
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:18,
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and put marbles in their bras.
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:19,
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about getting a semi colon after bowel cancer
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:28,
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By Jenny Gordon - A bowel cancer survivor admits she hadn't been taking care of herself prior to being diagnosed, while another realized the constant pain up her ringpiece just didn't feel right.
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By Jenny Gordon - A retirement survivor admits she hadn't been taking care of herself prior to being diagnosed, while another realized the constant smell of piss and cabbage just didn't feel right..
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:34,
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her tit flew up, hit her in the face and knocked her out.
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:46,
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but a good start would be to read the FAQ
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:20,
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and put couscous in their panties
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:20,
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... add water and pomegranate and pine nuts and chicken mince.
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:23,
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but the cat grit makes me boke.
I guess it's a texture thing.
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:24,
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I guess it's a texture thing.

I'm not owwa keen tbh - why not just have rice.
Mrs. UnderCover (in her infinite wisdom) is batty over the stuff, so I've had to come up with interesting ways of making it taste good.
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:26,
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Mrs. UnderCover (in her infinite wisdom) is batty over the stuff, so I've had to come up with interesting ways of making it taste good.

Rice is always my weapon of choice in the hunt for cat grit alternatives.
especially if you cook the rice in stock, rather than just salt water.
nyom nyom nyom...
I'm hungry now
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:28,
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especially if you cook the rice in stock, rather than just salt water.
nyom nyom nyom...
I'm hungry now

one of my favourite tricks to is add beans or peas to the rice and stock mix... and saffron.
nom nom nom
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:32,
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nom nom nom

tear up a big handful of fresh coriander when the rice is done and stir it through - that's really lovely, too.
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... although it's having a dreadful impact on the hat pin industry
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for some reason I really identify with it on a personal level... I think it's the hair.
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Reminds me of a kid at my school who was famous for being fikk.
I remember an idiot savant moment of his when doing averages in Geography, and he asked "How many people are average, though?"
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I remember an idiot savant moment of his when doing averages in Geography, and he asked "How many people are average, though?"

and put my willy in their fannies.
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and put my hammer through their skulls
/ripper blog
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/ripper blog

it's people like you that give sneaking into women's houses a bad name.
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By Jenny Gordon - A heammaroid sufferer admits she hadn't been taking care of herself prior to being diagnosed with the grapes of wrath, while another realized the constant pain in her arse just didn't feel right.
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When Nobbys Piles had a pile transplant, the doctor told him "For the first 6 weeks they'll throb like buggery while the stitches heal, and after that, they'll throb like buggery"
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but I think cancer in general gets too much charity money and too much attention ... and breast cancer is one of the worst for this (in proportion to other charities).
There are other (much less marketable) things which deserve a lot more attention... should we have a colour me brown for Colon Cancer? What colour is it for Heart Attacks or Dementia?
Anyway - rant over.
Apparently I should keep my stupid opinions to myself.
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:31,
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There are other (much less marketable) things which deserve a lot more attention... should we have a colour me brown for Colon Cancer? What colour is it for Heart Attacks or Dementia?
Anyway - rant over.
Apparently I should keep my stupid opinions to myself.

are you a troll or what?
This is one of the stupidest things i think i have everheard anyone say.
Marketable? Where do you think the money goes?
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:34,
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This is one of the stupidest things i think i have everheard anyone say.
Marketable? Where do you think the money goes?

it's true.
The chances of you surviving breast cancer are fairly high... not true of a lot of the less easy to talk about cancers... get lung cancer and you're fucked, colon cancer? fucked. Brain tumour? But still there are millions and millions of pounds raised for breast cancer while it would be much better spent elsewhere...
then - things like Dementia. It's a HUGE problem and a real problem. What's the dementia charity called? Who knows and who cares? No night time walks for them... no wear pink days... try and forget about them and feel good about the breast cancer money we're raising.
It riles me quite a lot.
stupidest things you've ever heard anyone say? I stand by it - possibly it's a little tactless, but still I think breast cancer receives a disproportionately high amount of charity fund raising and it would be better if it were used more equitably.
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The chances of you surviving breast cancer are fairly high... not true of a lot of the less easy to talk about cancers... get lung cancer and you're fucked, colon cancer? fucked. Brain tumour? But still there are millions and millions of pounds raised for breast cancer while it would be much better spent elsewhere...
then - things like Dementia. It's a HUGE problem and a real problem. What's the dementia charity called? Who knows and who cares? No night time walks for them... no wear pink days... try and forget about them and feel good about the breast cancer money we're raising.
It riles me quite a lot.
stupidest things you've ever heard anyone say? I stand by it - possibly it's a little tactless, but still I think breast cancer receives a disproportionately high amount of charity fund raising and it would be better if it were used more equitably.

i think they would be very interested in your opinions.
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but if you're going to stick in on 'mywifediedofbreastcancer.com' then I don't see the benefit of it.
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finance director for a large cancer charity and she says come down from up your own arse.
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honestly... I'm sure I don't know what I'm talking about.
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I suffer from something called 'Cluster Headaches', which (as a little wikipedia searching will show) are often referred to as 'suicide' headaches for a very good reason.
Having suffered with them for now nearly 10 years, for 5 of those years I was unable to be diagnosed due to lack of specialists and severe lack of research into the condition.
even more depressing was the treatment, of which there is no 'cure' and very little in the way of effective treatment due to lack of effective funding of research, yet it's something I've had for 10 years, and more than likely something I'll have for the next 20-25 years as well, and it's become increasingly common.
When I do have 'attacks' I really do wish for a treatment, as the prospect of literally banging my head against a wall or injecting myself with sumitriptan for temporary relief for a couple of hours to diffuse the pain over a 30+ year period is quite depressing at times, as when attacks happen, they often end up like this poor chap...
uk.youtube.com/watch?v=UzpcPeoPnW0
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Having suffered with them for now nearly 10 years, for 5 of those years I was unable to be diagnosed due to lack of specialists and severe lack of research into the condition.
even more depressing was the treatment, of which there is no 'cure' and very little in the way of effective treatment due to lack of effective funding of research, yet it's something I've had for 10 years, and more than likely something I'll have for the next 20-25 years as well, and it's become increasingly common.
When I do have 'attacks' I really do wish for a treatment, as the prospect of literally banging my head against a wall or injecting myself with sumitriptan for temporary relief for a couple of hours to diffuse the pain over a 30+ year period is quite depressing at times, as when attacks happen, they often end up like this poor chap...
uk.youtube.com/watch?v=UzpcPeoPnW0

it's frustrating to me to think what a significant difference a little money would make towards research into areas like this.
Also - have you been offered oxygen?
www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/119570329/abstract?CRETRY=1&SRETRY=0
Fifty-two randomly selected patients diagnosed as having either active episodic or chronic cluster headaches were evaluated for symptomatic response to oxygen inhalation. At the onset of attacks, 100% oxygen was administered through a facial mask at a rate of 7 liters per minute, for 15 minutes. Each patient self-treated ten attacks, and timed the rated reduction of pain. A successful treatment result required complete or almost complete reduction of pain in seven of ten attacks, within 15 minutes.In a second (crossover) trial involving an additional 50 patients, sublingual ergotamine tartrate (ErgomarÒ) was compared to oxygen inhalation for symptomatic relief of cluster attacks. Each patient treated ten attacks with either preparation in accordance with the crossover design. Oxygen was administered as described above. Sublingual ergotamine was used every five minutes, to a maximum of three tablets, if necessary.In the first trial 3952 (75%) of patients obtained significant relief from cluster pain. The greatest benefit (92.9%) was found among episodic patients under 50 years of age. The least benefit (57%), was found among chronic patients over 49 years of age. In the second trial, results among oxygen users were better (82%) than those of ergotamine users (70%), but not significantly. Rapidity of relief was similar in both groups.The results of both series indicate that oxygen inhalation is an efficacious symptomatic treatment for cluster attacks. It is superior to ergotamine since there are neither complications nor contraindications to its use. Ergotamine, however, has the advantage of convenience.
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Also - have you been offered oxygen?
www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/119570329/abstract?CRETRY=1&SRETRY=0
Fifty-two randomly selected patients diagnosed as having either active episodic or chronic cluster headaches were evaluated for symptomatic response to oxygen inhalation. At the onset of attacks, 100% oxygen was administered through a facial mask at a rate of 7 liters per minute, for 15 minutes. Each patient self-treated ten attacks, and timed the rated reduction of pain. A successful treatment result required complete or almost complete reduction of pain in seven of ten attacks, within 15 minutes.In a second (crossover) trial involving an additional 50 patients, sublingual ergotamine tartrate (ErgomarÒ) was compared to oxygen inhalation for symptomatic relief of cluster attacks. Each patient treated ten attacks with either preparation in accordance with the crossover design. Oxygen was administered as described above. Sublingual ergotamine was used every five minutes, to a maximum of three tablets, if necessary.In the first trial 3952 (75%) of patients obtained significant relief from cluster pain. The greatest benefit (92.9%) was found among episodic patients under 50 years of age. The least benefit (57%), was found among chronic patients over 49 years of age. In the second trial, results among oxygen users were better (82%) than those of ergotamine users (70%), but not significantly. Rapidity of relief was similar in both groups.The results of both series indicate that oxygen inhalation is an efficacious symptomatic treatment for cluster attacks. It is superior to ergotamine since there are neither complications nor contraindications to its use. Ergotamine, however, has the advantage of convenience.

do you want some giant oversight committee redistributing charitable donations among all charities? You say "I think cancer in general gets too much money and too much attention". You go on to mention "Heart Attacks or Dementia?" as other more worthwhile causes. My perception is that receive an equal amount of attention. The Altzheimer's society and the british heart foundation are both well funded and high profile charities but of course could use more money, as could all charities. And that is what makes your comment seem wrong to me because surely cancer charities also need as much money as they can get. Why in your eyes does cancer not deserve as much attention. My guess is this... you have simply taken exception to the manner in which breast cancer charities in particular raise money.
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I have no problem with the way in which breast cancer charities make their money -- and perhaps I have expressed myself poorly and put across my opinion too strongly and with too little tact.
I do think that... what do I think...?
okay - for example - I used to fund raise a bit for Marie Curie and we used to get next to nothing compared with a lot of other cancer charities and my feelings at the time were very much that a big part of this was people found the idea of palliative care unpalatable. I have had close relative die with dementia and the care they received and the help available to them, while good when they got it, was criminally short in supply.
I don't begrudge any one charity any money - and I'm certainly not advocating a centrally planned ministry of charities which gives out money according to committee - BUT I do believe that some charities are easier to fund raise for than others, and that there's a finite amount of charitable giving available and that large popular charities do well at the expense of smaller less popular ones... there we go - that's my point - I'm not sure that the large charities (despite often being able to fund raise in large amounts) always offer the best value for money and that other charities who find it more difficult to fund raise may be able to better deploy even a small fraction of their large budgets.
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 17:33,
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I do think that... what do I think...?
okay - for example - I used to fund raise a bit for Marie Curie and we used to get next to nothing compared with a lot of other cancer charities and my feelings at the time were very much that a big part of this was people found the idea of palliative care unpalatable. I have had close relative die with dementia and the care they received and the help available to them, while good when they got it, was criminally short in supply.
I don't begrudge any one charity any money - and I'm certainly not advocating a centrally planned ministry of charities which gives out money according to committee - BUT I do believe that some charities are easier to fund raise for than others, and that there's a finite amount of charitable giving available and that large popular charities do well at the expense of smaller less popular ones... there we go - that's my point - I'm not sure that the large charities (despite often being able to fund raise in large amounts) always offer the best value for money and that other charities who find it more difficult to fund raise may be able to better deploy even a small fraction of their large budgets.

I've over-estimated the amounts large charities waste and under-estimated the amount of good they do.
Still though I know a lot of people who work for charities in other areas and they could use money, even tiny bits of money and I just don't see them ever getting as much as they should when the majority of it goes to breast cancer.
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Still though I know a lot of people who work for charities in other areas and they could use money, even tiny bits of money and I just don't see them ever getting as much as they should when the majority of it goes to breast cancer.

White, no wait, Black, no, hang on... Yellow, or was it Blue? Green maybe?
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Wed 15 Oct 2008, 16:36,
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liking
n.
1. A feeling of attraction or love; fondness.
2. Preference or taste.

although, I managed an hour 15 minutes of sleep last night...which probably explains this.
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ecstasy pills with your coco then you're going to have to expect to still be awake at 3 in the morning.
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... erm... okay then
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