
EDIT: and a heart Woo to go with that... :D
EDITED EDIT: HEARTY... a hearty woo. Jesus I can't type today...
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EDITED EDIT: HEARTY... a hearty woo. Jesus I can't type today...

Aim for the juggular :)
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TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU
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I know he stepped down due to ill health.
nicely done.
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nicely done.

he just wasn't well enough to do the recent Macworld keynote and let Phil Schiller do it instead.
Steve is still the boss, for now.
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Steve is still the boss, for now.

Is he dead?
PS check "View Source" on the page, they don't really know either :p
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PS check "View Source" on the page, they don't really know either :p

How are you today?
I hope you are well Mystery Bob.
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I hope you are well Mystery Bob.

...brought back happy memories.
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burning with the fires of Orc
tis lovely
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tis lovely

but tony blair could sell peerages.
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I just want to know if I can link direct from my web box or if I have to give accounts and set permissions.
( it's an album, no need to complete it if it starts without asking for a pass )
Edit: link removed. The idea was to get a reply saying it worked or it didn't. ho hum ;)
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( it's an album, no need to complete it if it starts without asking for a pass )
Edit: link removed. The idea was to get a reply saying it worked or it didn't. ho hum ;)

door knocked and old aquaintances re-emerged.. if you wanna retry.. feel free
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all I need to know is does the download start ( it's safe if you want it all ) or does it require you to have permission.
tinyurl.com/bhqqpr
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tinyurl.com/bhqqpr

I am yet again fail.. this time it is my dad's and bill bailey's fault.
and the blame is passed like the cheap hooker it should be.
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and the blame is passed like the cheap hooker it should be.

horrible little waffler
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send it to the sun, you'll be close to the nipple on page 2.
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Why dont you ever speak? Youse like some sorta image producing robot with a steely cold, silent central processor...
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I would also of accepted:
011001010101010101010100010111010111011101110101011
or any combination there of.
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011001010101010101010100010111010111011101110101011
or any combination there of.

Oh, sorry - misread the above. Very funny.
My apologies for the cad comment
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My apologies for the cad comment

I'm not sure if this all serious or in jest... I need more than 1.5 hours sleep and a shit ton of coffee to try and engage in unravelling layers of humour.
but to be fair I don't get called a cad enough.. so whatever it is that has happened the outcome is positive :D
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but to be fair I don't get called a cad enough.. so whatever it is that has happened the outcome is positive :D

Theres a crease in the corner though
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the invisible man in spectacles killed his monocled friend in a fit of invisible rage!
this does not bode well for their sitcom.
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this does not bode well for their sitcom.

He's pointing at 'popular' - does he want to be friends?
edit: oh, not any more...
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edit: oh, not any more...

Possibly a Welsh only slang thang :(
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as a Welshman, never heard it.
Is it a Jeccy only slang thang? :-P
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Is it a Jeccy only slang thang? :-P

Oh aye, I thought I'd post something that only I would understand. I do it all the time, there's a wonder I haven't been banned already, it's like my own blog on here.....ya know, after just under 11k posts I didn't realize that was the point of this board; to post for everyone. Fuck me, that's where I've been going wrong :p
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keep your hair on, I was suggesting you might have coined a new phrase.
which bit of walesland is it used in?
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which bit of walesland is it used in?

Gotta stop drinking this shit in the office :p
In Swansea, was brought up with the phrase, didn't realize it was a Swansea only thing to-be-sure :(
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In Swansea, was brought up with the phrase, didn't realize it was a Swansea only thing to-be-sure :(

for us all to understand each others languages.
Being from Essex originally and now living in the midlands, I find it refreshing that other people speak bollocks that nobody understands too.
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Being from Essex originally and now living in the midlands, I find it refreshing that other people speak bollocks that nobody understands too.

we only have droogkloot (dry bollock), which is a person with a very, very dry sense of humour
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a similar thing exists in West London, where 'chief' is considered an insult
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this has just made me think of penfold in dangermouse though
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with northerners :D
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only to realise Segal ruined it for me.
EDIT: Why are all of his fight scenes so obviously sped up?!
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EDIT: Why are all of his fight scenes so obviously sped up?!

bless...
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So do I... your answer, that is...
*manages to confuse self in the process*
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*manages to confuse self in the process*

I was in tesco's a segal film was listed at number 2 in their dvd charts.
go figure.
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go figure.


*as long as they are female.
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It's a bloke in a Batgirl costume.
It was an odd party...
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It was an odd party...

It's because of the hair, you know. I read that somewhere...
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and everyone like you.
I'm not sure if it's the lack of sleep, the excess of caffiene or the quality of posts but I haven't laughed this much at b3ta ever.
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I'm not sure if it's the lack of sleep, the excess of caffiene or the quality of posts but I haven't laughed this much at b3ta ever.

You should read this!
b3ta.com/links/Only_good_use_of_myspace
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b3ta.com/links/Only_good_use_of_myspace

well do you, punk?
I'm not sure why that was triggered in my head.. but I'm thankful it was.
edit: hahahaha! marvelous.
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I'm not sure why that was triggered in my head.. but I'm thankful it was.
edit: hahahaha! marvelous.

out loud lols and everything :D
woooo!
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woooo!

Ballerinas did not work out
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*click* cause its a funny
cheers
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cheers

consider yourself harangued!
HI-YARGH!
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HI-YARGH!

make a sequence of her and scarlet in the cinema and losing her toffie down the side of the seat. However, I am not up to par with my pen yet.
Its starting to get used to it. The nib is receding into the pen however. I have a feeling I will need a new one just when I get used to it.
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Its starting to get used to it. The nib is receding into the pen however. I have a feeling I will need a new one just when I get used to it.

I aquired corel painter x.. trying to do that showed me how shit my cheap ass trust one really is :D
I want rotatey pen functions :(
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I want rotatey pen functions :(

went with the bamboo this time around its only got an a5 drawing area but it seems perfect.
the rubber on the end however keeps randomly switching on but apart from that its great.
edit I think it cost me about £50 with the postage I'm glad i got it now
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the rubber on the end however keeps randomly switching on but apart from that its great.
edit I think it cost me about £50 with the postage I'm glad i got it now

one of my projects at the moment is colouring in a 5 page section from Akira... a lot of digital colouring I see in comics I think is shit.. and I keep thinking I could probably do better so I have decided to start putting my graphics skills where my mouth is...
or something.
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or something.

as I go along right now. It will be accompanied by a full PDF tutorial of the way I do my digital painting and cell shading.
I'm no expert butt here may be a few tips for you to pick up.
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I'm no expert butt here may be a few tips for you to pick up.

and I will deffinately give it a read and a watch.
I also aquired the jeremy sutton corel x dvd guide thing.. but I found him painful to watch. lol. I don't think I'll be using painter x till I get the rotatey pen ability as I cannot be fucked with continually having to rotate the canvas.
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I also aquired the jeremy sutton corel x dvd guide thing.. but I found him painful to watch. lol. I don't think I'll be using painter x till I get the rotatey pen ability as I cannot be fucked with continually having to rotate the canvas.

( Sutton ) but it's worth browsing through the chapters for tips.
The Fay Sirkis DVD is much more informative and has some good tools with it. ( brushes, palettes etc.) As long as you can get over her annoying speech impediment.
rotating the canvas is second nature to me now but I have it mapped to the buttons on my tablet but it's no hardship to do it from the keyboard. In fact you should get used to doing everything barring your pen-strokes, from the keyboard shortcuts and stop using the gui where possible. It speeds things up massively when you know your tool shortcuts.
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The Fay Sirkis DVD is much more informative and has some good tools with it. ( brushes, palettes etc.) As long as you can get over her annoying speech impediment.
rotating the canvas is second nature to me now but I have it mapped to the buttons on my tablet but it's no hardship to do it from the keyboard. In fact you should get used to doing everything barring your pen-strokes, from the keyboard shortcuts and stop using the gui where possible. It speeds things up massively when you know your tool shortcuts.

well.. for some things anyway.. although due to work area fail I have to have the key board at a 90 degree angle to me :D
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in my chair with my feet up on the corner of the desk. The tablet then goes on the slide drawer where the keyboard usually is and it sits perfectly under my right arm and I put the keyboard on my lap under my left hand. I have to turn slightly to see the monitors but it works perfectly for me, until my arse goes numb.
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I think the chances are high that I would learn something I didn't know. It wasn't until about 3 days ago I realized I had a "pick tool". I am not big on reading instructions.
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I used to just ignore it all but there is allot of nice blending techniques to get rid of seams.
for the katsuit I just copied the section onto a new layer and chose "difference" transparicy and added a few bits and bobs after. painter x is what i use too atm the only thing that anoys me about that is they keep trying to sell me an addon pack
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 16:21,
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for the katsuit I just copied the section onto a new layer and chose "difference" transparicy and added a few bits and bobs after. painter x is what i use too atm the only thing that anoys me about that is they keep trying to sell me an addon pack

I bought L ron hubbards book on dianetics *it was 50p in a charity shop* before I knew what it properly was.. as I had only heard it mentioned in a tenacious D song..
through out all of it there are adverts for other products seminars hundreds and hundreds of dollars for audio tapes... I was feeling really down at the time and so was looking for help.. and it almost had me to a point... that is untill I read the bit that claimed they could cure you from being gay.. at which point I bellowed out laughter closed the book and put it down never to be picked up again.
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through out all of it there are adverts for other products seminars hundreds and hundreds of dollars for audio tapes... I was feeling really down at the time and so was looking for help.. and it almost had me to a point... that is untill I read the bit that claimed they could cure you from being gay.. at which point I bellowed out laughter closed the book and put it down never to be picked up again.

marvelous.
ooh this all reminds me that I have a comic I should be drawing.
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ooh this all reminds me that I have a comic I should be drawing.

Did something the size of the Royal Barge just hove into view?
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Unless by 'Royal Barge' you meant the royal famiy of Lilliput...
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Prince Charles elbowing his way onto the Underground.
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This has led me to an extension of that mental image, whereby he's sitting on a grimy Northern Line seat, attempting, and failing, to engage the proletariat in conversations about growing leeks.
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you get into a situation with a lady*...
"I thought you said it was massive" ..disenheartening.
"oh you were right after all.. it is a bit small".. well it's what you've said all along
"this penis is not small at all" ego boost.
it is the logical course of action.
EDIT: *or man.. who am I to presupose the straightness of the male readers. saying that even if they're gay I guess they still could end up in a situation with a titted one looking at their male splendour.
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"I thought you said it was massive" ..disenheartening.
"oh you were right after all.. it is a bit small".. well it's what you've said all along
"this penis is not small at all" ego boost.
it is the logical course of action.
EDIT: *or man.. who am I to presupose the straightness of the male readers. saying that even if they're gay I guess they still could end up in a situation with a titted one looking at their male splendour.

Keep expectations low, then deliver a meaty surprise!
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I will always remember getting berated by physics teacher at GCSE, a class I was so very often kicked out of mostly for talking, he accused me of not trying to learn and what did I get in my mock exams?
" a D?! are you really happy with that?!"
"Well, it is two grades above what you'd predicted I'd get."
his argument that I was distracting others was blown out of the water completely as Tom, my friend in this story, had got an A.. when I pointed this out i was then instructed to leave the room once more.
yay education!
EDIT: this was my moto for life... AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!!
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" a D?! are you really happy with that?!"
"Well, it is two grades above what you'd predicted I'd get."
his argument that I was distracting others was blown out of the water completely as Tom, my friend in this story, had got an A.. when I pointed this out i was then instructed to leave the room once more.
yay education!
EDIT: this was my moto for life... AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!!

without you distracting him, Tom could ahve been the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court by now...
instead, he's only got an A in GCSE Physics...
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instead, he's only got an A in GCSE Physics...

that sentence would fill you with fear.
He has how ever just got back from spending a year teaching english in japan.
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He has how ever just got back from spending a year teaching english in japan.

when you give gifts in boxes with circular holes cut out of them...
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I was pissed and confused... he didn't seem that appreciative of the magnificence of my pissed up candence*.
although one of the lasses who was in The Decent, who was with him, seemed more engaged in my banterous wonderment... but then again she is an actress...
Yay horror film festivals :D
*EDIT: although memory has just kicked in and this could easily of been because I may of said that I had no idea who he was untill someone told me... :D
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although one of the lasses who was in The Decent, who was with him, seemed more engaged in my banterous wonderment... but then again she is an actress...
Yay horror film festivals :D
*EDIT: although memory has just kicked in and this could easily of been because I may of said that I had no idea who he was untill someone told me... :D

I have a feeling you'll need to be pissed to truly appreciate it but I have no problem with that. Roll out of the pub about midnight, go see LVK, kebab, home. Sounds like a great night
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the footage that was shown was pretty funny... also I appreciate the directors honest when I asked him "why lesbian vampire killers?"
"Money... it will make all the 16 year old boys want to go and see it."
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"Money... it will make all the 16 year old boys want to go and see it."

and theres mutant shit down there right?
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But my sleep deprived mind can't quite connect the dots...
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And yet when they finally arrive, you still jump...
[Rec] was good for that as well...
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[Rec] was good for that as well...

so good that the americans started remaking it before it had even been released in their country..
Quarantine is their version. I have not got even the remotest of wishes to see it.
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Quarantine is their version. I have not got even the remotest of wishes to see it.

and also, everything's always set in bloody America, [Rec] is scary precisely because it's clsoer to home.
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And thus features a very pretty lady babbling away in the language of... erm... piella.
It is also fucking scary.
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It is also fucking scary.

... as long as Maddie Smith and Valerie Leon are about
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also - in other news, they're refurbishing the ladies toilets on this floor and there is a worrying smell all around my office.
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www.simoncarter.net/
They have wunnerfull shirts, and a sale, too!
(equine free link)
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They have wunnerfull shirts, and a sale, too!
(equine free link)

It's my ambition to one day own a tailor made suit from this bloke:
www.greshamblake.com/new/index.html
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www.greshamblake.com/new/index.html

They've got some rather good shirts, too.
*makes note*
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*makes note*


well I dont know some of them are pineapples and rhino others didnt make the final set. anyway thats all in the past.
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But I hear Squirrel girls are very powerful

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:/ the squirrel just sits there with a white circle around its head
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An album full of 45 pics of squirrel girls? Thats not healthy! You'll get rabies, i tell thee.
EDIT - mindpiss from above
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EDIT - mindpiss from above

Maybe i dont remember it that well...
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mindpiss...
well not really as you haven't asked the question.
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well not really as you haven't asked the question.

I thought the point of the game removed their neccessity...
Either way this is still epic woo :D
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Either way this is still epic woo :D

if you are willing to eat it and not willing to scoop the sperm up with the biscuit i think there is some level of problem there.
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although I feel I should of said "biscuit and fingers" for a better use of imagery.. but alas it is now too late.
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but I don't think the lad in the middle will do very well
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(Like that charity letter saying "An Apology" on the envelope; inside it says, "We apologise for sending you this letter, but...".).
Games are, of course, impossible without Biscuits. (→biscuitty image challenge)
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Games are, of course, impossible without Biscuits. (→biscuitty image challenge)

he's upset Jonathan Frakes
which is no big deal because Spock was a much better first officer and "Strange but True?" is a terrible program
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which is no big deal because Spock was a much better first officer and "Strange but True?" is a terrible program

We had a division called Toucan! FACT!
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and some what spangable :D
this is the combination that things should be in.
woo
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this is the combination that things should be in.
woo

before I got to point it out to you...
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I removed the other o this time..
I'm still not sure about it though.
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I'm still not sure about it though.

OK - questions for the oldies.
Do you
a) remember Tandy stores?
b) remember having a Tandy battery card, whereby you could get a free battery every month?
c) think I've lost it here?
EDIT: FUCKING YES! - *DOES THE STILL HAS IT DANCE*
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Do you
a) remember Tandy stores?
b) remember having a Tandy battery card, whereby you could get a free battery every month?
c) think I've lost it here?
EDIT: FUCKING YES! - *DOES THE STILL HAS IT DANCE*

but I mostly remember wondering what the point in them was as they didn't sell computer games.
at least the one in my town didn't
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at least the one in my town didn't

ahhaha
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One didn't have computer games and one did... and I'm pretty sure it was the Tandy that didn't.
then they were bought out by Currys?
trying to remember stuff from the early 90's is hard when you were between 5 and 10 during them
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then they were bought out by Currys?
trying to remember stuff from the early 90's is hard when you were between 5 and 10 during them

I think our Tandy only had a few games, which seems odd if you remember them not stocking any.
*researches*
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*researches*

were what passed for video games in my day...
flip-flop LED lightshow anyone?
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flip-flop LED lightshow anyone?

rheostat fun and cat's whisker radios. It could do them all...
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but he can tend to be a curmudgeonly old cunt sometimes :D
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and they did their own home computers, didn't they?
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and settled for a Commodore 64 in the end. Happy days...
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Used to be one on Shandwick Place here in Edinburgh. Only went there once, to buy a button battery - sales assistant was surly and unhelpful and assumed I was an idiot. Never bought from them again.
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is why Tandy no longer exist. The staff were the same everywhere.
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Tandy in Yeovil, to be specific.
What glorious memories.
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What glorious memories.

Including the eyes on most kids.
I did see PJ Harvey in Acorn Records when I was about 15, though. I think I probably had a massive wank about it later or something.
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I did see PJ Harvey in Acorn Records when I was about 15, though. I think I probably had a massive wank about it later or something.

I didn't have the battery card, but I used to have just about every type of A/V cable and adaptor they sold under my bed at Uni.
I also remember getting a hand-held Tetris game that got me through some tedious 'guest' lecturers.
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I also remember getting a hand-held Tetris game that got me through some tedious 'guest' lecturers.

Gary Numan - Music for Chameleons
How fun

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How fun


Is it an X-ray showing a rather over-zealous use of love beads?
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who pushed just that little bit too hard come toilet time...
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who 'owns' copies of songs these days, when we've got t'internet instead :-)
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A program that draws music?
how novel..
and I thought the piece in radio 4's front row about the competition set by a purfumery for pianists to compose a piece that represents the smell was weird..
although I think the smell one still tops it :D
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:29,
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how novel..
and I thought the piece in radio 4's front row about the competition set by a purfumery for pianists to compose a piece that represents the smell was weird..
although I think the smell one still tops it :D

although this would be best if I was My Ass Is On Fire
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:35,
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Unless he was having me on. The tyke.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:40,
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but still.. it would be apt even if it wasn't his intentions to be :D
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:49,
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but what does a microphone drawy thing entail an what is the significance of Gary Numan.. (I mean this specifically to this arts rather than in the general sense)
/trying to out think the smart arses blog
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:27,
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/trying to out think the smart arses blog

in the news letter.
basically it detects sounds and draws pictures based on volume of sound. that was the outcome when i played gary numan through it
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basically it detects sounds and draws pictures based on volume of sound. that was the outcome when i played gary numan through it

ever.
works particularly well on the DVD title of that series
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:30,
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works particularly well on the DVD title of that series

extra WOO for the name...he'll always be that to me now
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:35,
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And nice shoppage on the pic.

I'm *so* sorry, i really don't know where that came from.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:09,
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are they the ones with sticky jam and light sponge? I love those.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:11,
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They do do jammy ones, and they are rather yummy.
Edit: They also do the most superb non-Jaffa Cake Jaffa cake.
*drools*

And you can bite the heads off rustic children as you eat them!
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:21,
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(also, Border Dark Chocolate Gingers are good)
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:20,
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but there is a line, and you've just crossed it.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:19,
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made and sold every week. Or something like that.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 14:58,
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right shape, good stability after dunking...he knows what he's doing.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 14:55,
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it doesn't have the bourbon's structural integrity, but it's sweetness makes up for it.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 14:56,
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When the surf's up, the Bourbon's the way to go.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 14:57,
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gingernuts are the hardiest for when it gets really rough
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:06,
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Called a 'Christmas Log'. It's very nice.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:23,
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built-in redundancy too - if one layer goes there's another.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 14:57,
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all the extra weight of the detatched broken layer, plus the cream, surely causes greater stress on the remaining layer eventually causing it to break too? I guess it might buy you a bit more time though.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:13,
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Therefore no further qualification is required.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:01,
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The lilos of the biscuit world.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:04,
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JPG senior wouldn't be someone/thing I would wish on the world, no matter how dire the circumstances.
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:13,
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"Biscuits in the real world" image challenge.....
*dreams*
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:18,
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*dreams*

Please reply & click here to vote.
(And remind people frequently; I'm not going all k3b/-\b on this by myself!)
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Fri 30 Jan 2009, 15:45,
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(And remind people frequently; I'm not going all k3b/-\b on this by myself!)
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