Oh you brain-reading, time machine having, quick as a bunny bitch.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:55,
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I'm going to beat you up so bad you're going to look like Lulu except inside out and on fire.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:58,
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*looks to distance*
raise our beautifully deformed offspring well
tell them tales and sing them songs of their father
*dies*
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:20,
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tell them tales and sing them songs of their father
*dies*
hahaha
well that got the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes theme out of my head
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:54,
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mmmm
what is the regulation number of hairs?
You shall be reported to the Ministry of Pubic Information
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:30,
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You shall be reported to the Ministry of Pubic Information
I did know
and i fucked up.....i hang my head in shame and will forego a biscuit as penance :(
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:32,
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biscuits...mmmmmm
I'm going to the shop I shall get some biccies now you mentioned them. I just need to smuggle them in past Frau Fuhrer
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:42,
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I think there should be a ceremonial G20 spouse fight.
Perhaps in the form of a Royal Rumble.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:38,
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It was more the built-in 24 inch waist corset that made it a challenge.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:32,
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You'd be surprised what your body'll let you get away with when you're 18.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:34,
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I'm old now, dude. Only proper clothing from now on.
Actually, that's a complete lie, I've got two corsets in my drawer at home that I bought last year, but they're certainly not 24 inchers.
In fact, that's a good point. Both should be too big for me now. Damn it.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:37,
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In fact, that's a good point. Both should be too big for me now. Damn it.
there's nothing wrong with being old
and people should never give up wearing fancy stuff...
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:40,
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pah
fie and tosh - it means nothing. Missus UnderCover will turn 29 again in a few days and she's as stone cold sexy and wonderful as she was when I knew her as an 18 year old... sexier in fact.
I'm a saggy old fool who doesn't deserve her, but clearly she's grown used to me and can't be bothered to go through the hassle of replacing me :)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:45,
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I'm a saggy old fool who doesn't deserve her, but clearly she's grown used to me and can't be bothered to go through the hassle of replacing me :)
You think you're saggy
I bet she's like me and she realises that the older a man gets, the sexier he gets. Seriously.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:47,
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:D
the same could be said of females too. Certainly, I was a right tosser in my teens. Less so now. Hopefully still improving.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:53,
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As an ex-young man myself,
young men don't notice that young ladies are also retards, because they're too busy trying to get the young ladies' knickers off.
I assume the same is true in reverse.
/edit: Just noticed that my icon gives a good idea of my age!
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:01,
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I assume the same is true in reverse.
/edit: Just noticed that my icon gives a good idea of my age!
Quite the feat, I barely do
*may have been plastered for most of it*
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:36,
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:D
I can't decide between white shoes with black bows on (white and black dress), bright green kitten heels, dark green knee boots or my pre-existing chrome Kurt Geigers.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:30,
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You're a love.
I'm going to be thinking of NOTHING but this till then, I can tell. I've got to go belt-matching yet.
Such a fucking woman at times.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:33,
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Such a fucking woman at times.
Should I be brushing off my suit?
I don't want to flunk the dress code.
;-)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:35,
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;-)
Nah, I'm always slightly over/under dressed.
You know what I'm like. Dresses and silly shoes and all that.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:36,
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Stop that!
It was lovely meeting up at the Champers bar last year, right out of Brief Encounter kind of stuff, and you looked spiffing, imho.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:40,
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Right!
Grab the broom, we're playing Knights of the Round Table!
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:54,
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I have got the PERFECT chair for this
*lashes skylight-poking-stick to arm*
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:57,
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Gray Linen/Silk mix Daniel Hechter number...
it's not too bad, nope.
;-)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:38,
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;-)
very good call Sir
I'm a bit of a sad old git (for a 29 year old) - but I do enjoy wearing a suit to work... tie pin, pocket handkerchief, Windsor knotted tie.
*rubs thighs thinking of how good he must look*
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:43,
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*rubs thighs thinking of how good he must look*
yeah - I forgot to mention the rakish trillby
the brolly and long overcoat.
I think I want to be John Steed.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:48,
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I think I want to be John Steed.
No bad thing.
People don't have as much style as they used to, it'd seem. Obviously present company is excluded from that (especially JPG's shirts).
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:50,
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Oh, there's a fab Simon Carter being wheeled out for the occasion...
*is all excited*
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:53,
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You youngsters, eh?
I think that's a laudable approach to take for one's work attire.
I sadly have fewer and fewer suit-able occasions, work wise, anyhow.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:45,
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I sadly have fewer and fewer suit-able occasions, work wise, anyhow.
I do too.
Hopefully more client meetings will mean I get to get the big guns out (Thomas Pink shirts. Not exciting but too good for the likes of the ruffians I work with).
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:52,
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I know what I'm getting you for your birthday now.
and it's VERY sexy.
Edit: In a good and appropriate way, I hasten to add.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:56,
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Edit: In a good and appropriate way, I hasten to add.
:D
Schnooks, you don't have to get me anything. It's AGES away, anyway!
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:58,
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:D
www.annefontaine.com/main.php?lang=en
Let it load, takes a bit. Check out the later parts of the 'Collection'.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:02,
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Let it load, takes a bit. Check out the later parts of the 'Collection'.
Think classic French-Tailored White Cotton blouses...
They are *really* lovely.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:06,
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come and buy them in Edinburgh
I'll get people a drink or a smoke
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:13,
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You can always borrow a pair of my shoes
They are large enough that they will look like THE SHOES on you and they are black and white ;)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:36,
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Possibly
I wear a UK15, I don't know what that is in a ladies size
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:45,
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Bloody hell
are you a catamaran?
:D sorry, that must get very wearing. It's about twice as long as my feet, probably.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:46,
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:D sorry, that must get very wearing. It's about twice as long as my feet, probably.
Haha
Hence why I said they would look like THE SHOES from smallbrainfield's Posh & Becks sketches :)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:50,
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OH I see now.
I hope it's the first time you've been called a catamaran, at least. When I tease people I at least like to be original.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:51,
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Yep, first time I've been called that!
I normally get people saying things like "get away from me you ugly big footed freak" "Are those canoes on your feet?" or "Wouldn't it be easier to buy boxes and leave the shoes in the shop" - oh how those make me laugh... :(
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:53,
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If it makes you feel better
all the other girls buy my shoes before I get a chance, as it seems they all have the same sized feet as me.
I know it won't, but....er..... *hug*
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:55,
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I know it won't, but....er..... *hug*
Thanks :D
I have to buy my shoes online, I found a nice site that imports them from the US that doesn't charge the earth :)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:59,
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Oooh, well done!
An old friend used to have to have them made. I think he was a size 16 or 17. He's dead now, bless him (not because of his massive feet, or his massive rest-of-him, as it happens) but he always had brilliant shoes.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:02,
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I always have trouble finding shoes.
I don't wear dresses though.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:26,
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Any particular style?
That wont make me look like a man-hippo trying to wear a sock?
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:29,
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Ballgowns. Wedding dresses.
Of course not, you'll look like a little stunner.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:31,
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Easy. Wear the shoes that go with the dress
SHE IS WEARING THE SHOES
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:26,
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That's the thing
it's a black and white dress. I could technically wear ANY colour with them (except brown or navy, naturally).
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:34,
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Black and white?
HAS to be red. Fact mixed with design sciences.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:39,
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Even more so with ginger, whats wrong with that?
Striking colours at top and bottom (and maybe middle of course *cough cough*).
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:42,
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Red and ginger clash. Trust me, I've got a red top
I'm not really ginger, I'm blonde and it looked alright on me when I had my own hair colour, but it looks awful now.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:45,
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Bah
and there ends my advice on dressing a woman..
*puts down white stripes album artwork*
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:54,
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*puts down white stripes album artwork*
Yes.
I enjoy the drama of having to stop them from getting cold for fear of being poked in the eye.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:07,
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This dress was bought SPECIFICALLY for this purpose.
So no. :D
Morning lady. Or afternoon, whichever you prefer.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:40,
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Morning lady. Or afternoon, whichever you prefer.
Alright then, I suggest you post a pic of the dress and let us all choose some shoes for you :D
Also, I believe "ning" should suffice. So - ning! All good apart from wardrobe troubles?
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:44,
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it's this, but I took the sleeves off and will be wearing a very tight black turtleneck underneath
www.asos.com/The-Laden-Showroom/Get-Cutie-Eiffel-Tower-Print-Short-Cap-Sleeve-Dress/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=398874&SearchQuery=get%20cutie&sh=0&pge=0&pgesize=20&sort=-1&clr=Black
it's sort of like a little pinafore now.
All is good, I'm just mentally tired, so shoes are a nice distraction.....
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:49,
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it's sort of like a little pinafore now.
All is good, I'm just mentally tired, so shoes are a nice distraction.....
Lovely :D
I automatically thought knee boots. But, that's just the sort of girl I am.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:02,
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Yeah, why not. With perhaps a matching green bag/hair doofer
Or just plain, simple, snazzy black. With your hair colour, can you really go wrong?
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:12,
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Only with pinks and reds
which unfortunately seem to be the colours for this season... well, for a lot of shoe places.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:21,
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:)
... although I find the idea of targeting people just because they are in a certain place and wearing a suit somewhat worrying
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:26,
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can we at least wait until I've had time
to get home and change out of my suit?
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:28,
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this scares me
and reminds me of a story from one of my friends. He picked up a girl at a bar, fiddled and kissed....and when HE reached down 'there' he felt long, sturdy hair all over her lower body......*shivers* he pretended to be to drunk to perform the act.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:30,
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"and when I reached down 'there' he felt long"
Sure it was your friend....
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:31,
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hair down there
no problem.
Penis, big problem.
(is that a hiaku?)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:36,
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Penis, big problem.
(is that a hiaku?)
She may have been wearing woollen tights
Don't tell your friend though, it's funnier that way
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:32,
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Eeep scary!
Also - you utter swine! Your bacon post has pipped mine to the top of the compo board :(
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:46,
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I feel sorry for the poor bugger.
Talk about walking into a shitstorm created by your predecessor.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:01,
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Yes. That does make it worse.
It's very hard to blame the last guy, when the last guy is in charge.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:05,
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*brushes back fringe, sucks in air through teeth*
which cowboy have you had in here...? Well - it's all fucked for a start, s' gonna take about £1.5tn to put it right...
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:06,
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It's this kind of talk that gets me going.
The British (European ) financial situation has nothing to do with Gordon Brown as an individual ( he was the single most successful chancellor we have ever had ) But is a direct result of the 18 month knock on we get from the debt based monetarism system of the US, the US banks greed in the subprime market ( and subsequent devaluation of bonds ) coupled with hedge fund managers in the world markets taking every advantage of the situation to make huge quick profits with no consideration to the effect it would have on inflation.
But of course it's easier to 'blame the government'.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:25,
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But of course it's easier to 'blame the government'.
He didn't do himself any favours by talking about eliminating boom and bust.
Whilst riding a boom in assets such as houses.
I don't think it was mostly his fault, but it would have been nice for him or some of the system he created to regulate the banking industry to look a bit more closely at what was going on.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:28,
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I don't think it was mostly his fault, but it would have been nice for him or some of the system he created to regulate the banking industry to look a bit more closely at what was going on.
If the government are happy to take credit* for the good times
They've got to be prepared to take responsibility for the bad times.
* no pun intended, much
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:35,
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* no pun intended, much
but it's unfair to apportion blame
to individuals when they had absolutely no control or responsibility for the people who started this. If you must blame a government ( rather than the private finance sector who are to blame ) then you have to look at the Bush administration rather than tilting at windmills and blaming people who could do nothing about it.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:41,
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I agree
Also, it's equally unfair for individuals to take credit for the good times when they weren't directly responsible for those, either.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:55,
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It's the Chinese to blame
They lent money to the world to buy chinese goods on credit, then pulled the money back to collapse the markets, now they are slowly buying shares at knock-down prices. They are the worlds keenest gamblers!
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:41,
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They have put the price of timber up by two thirds
and I can't get decent hardwood to save my life. the bastards.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:43,
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Try these (I sometimes buy oak from them)
www.timbmet.com/
probably biggest hardwood dealers in the UK
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:04,
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probably biggest hardwood dealers in the UK
Presumably whenever a credit card application form lands on your door,
you sign up immediately and max it out?
Just because they're offering a loan doesn't mean we needed to take it
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:44,
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Just because they're offering a loan doesn't mean we needed to take it
You'd have to be mental to be living on credit right now.
You need to liquidise any assets you can and get it into savings. Savers will do well out of this.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:46,
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Yeah, I'm doing fabulously with my 1-2% interest rates.
I'll be shopping around soon.
On the plus side, I'm saving for a deposit and house prices are coming down while my money goes up (slowly).
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:47,
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On the plus side, I'm saving for a deposit and house prices are coming down while my money goes up (slowly).
Me and her have been discussing property.
There are two houses in our area that are at around 50% of their 2007 value and whilst we'll not see that kind of recovery I think that there will be a tidy profit in both of them.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:50,
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Nothing personal, but I do hope there's not that kind of recovery.
It seems short sighted at best for people to have thought that steeply rising house prices were a good thing.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:54,
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%1 plus an occasional prize?
I'll see what I can get elsewhere first. Most of it's living in an ISA anyway.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:00,
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If you've got the max amount you can have you get at least £50 every couple of months
(or at least you used to, it's years since I had any, actually)
..but at the time it was at least equivalent to having savings with a decent interest rate, with just a chance of getting really lucky...
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:02,
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..but at the time it was at least equivalent to having savings with a decent interest rate, with just a chance of getting really lucky...
There's a handy calculator here.
www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/premium-bonds-calculator/
I'll look into it, but with people being paranoid about banks, I think the odds are getting worse at the moment.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:05,
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I'll look into it, but with people being paranoid about banks, I think the odds are getting worse at the moment.
arrrg.
The only person making money from moneysavingsexpert is martin lewis. the twunt.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:09,
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You can get 4% on a two year fixed term fixed rate bond
and should have no problem getting over 3% on 12 months bonds.
www.lovemoney.com/savings/term-bond-accounts.aspx
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:06,
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www.lovemoney.com/savings/term-bond-accounts.aspx
I wouldn't be surprised if rates were higher than that in a couple of years.
I'll probably look for a decent 1-year thing. Cheers for the link.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:09,
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NP.
I agree that they will go up. It's just that with a fixed rate bond your profit is guaranteed. You can already find better rates but being index linked they are really risky right now.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:15,
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He looks like my kind of chancellor
What are his policies on fast food?
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:02,
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It's pretty quiet up this neck of town, actually.
Last time I was up on t'roof, having a smoke, it all seemed quite quiet.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:27,
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^this!
and now I'll be singign the theme tune for the rest of the day
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:48,
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ha ha ha
I'll take the appley tasteless bastards on!
in other news:
msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/CNBC/Sections/News_And_Analysis/_News/__EDIT%20Englewood%20Cliffs/LetterOfMadoffVictims.pdf
emails which have been printed out and submitted in the case against Bernard Madoff (serious investment fraud case) -- page 36 is a good one.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:48,
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in other news:
msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/CNBC/Sections/News_And_Analysis/_News/__EDIT%20Englewood%20Cliffs/LetterOfMadoffVictims.pdf
emails which have been printed out and submitted in the case against Bernard Madoff (serious investment fraud case) -- page 36 is a good one.
That pdf is taking ages to download...
Could you give me the summary?
Edit: Got it now :D
You're obsessed, I say!
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:50,
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Edit: Got it now :D
You're obsessed, I say!
yeah - sure - not that funny really
emails and letters associated with B. Madoff's serious fraud investigation where he took money for investments he never made... one of the emails is a 419 from someone wanting to invest $10m ... slightly humorous in and of itself, but it ends with "If this email offends your moral value, do accept my apology..."
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:54,
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Whoops.
Although the irony of a 419'er trying to extract money from a giant ponzi-scheme fraud case is near-infinite.
But who's the bigger crook? Only one way to find out...
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:55,
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But who's the bigger crook? Only one way to find out...
Oh no, the green apples are conquering the world!!!
But hold on: How come the victims be red apples instead of green apples? Family revenge?
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Thu 2 Apr 2009, 10:33,
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its not he colour of our skin that is important,
that we unite as brothers is paramount against this wicked foe
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Thu 2 Apr 2009, 10:46,
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Does anyone else...
...really fancy a nice long cold glass of Apple Juice?
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Thu 2 Apr 2009, 21:46,
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Finished at last
Click for bigger (137 kb)
This image finished due to Op Who frankly is a hero!
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:37,
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Click for bigger (137 kb)
This image finished due to Op Who frankly is a hero!
you missed a bit
SELFLOLZ
nah - only kidding - you're alright :)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:38,
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nah - only kidding - you're alright :)
very nice
is it all digital? Like with a wacom? Then I really have to practice
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:43,
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NO not all digital..
there is some original pencil work which I shall scan for you so you can see where it started.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:47,
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that’s the standard set of Photoshop brushes you recognise
Does anyone here you painter or something like that?
Is it much use?
Looking at the above - I'll shut up.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:47,
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Is it much use?
Looking at the above - I'll shut up.
Painter.
I use painter a lot, it's awesome.
I tend to use both when I am working on something arty, the roughing out and 'painting' is done in painter, but work involving layers and effects is done later in photoshop.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:53,
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I tend to use both when I am working on something arty, the roughing out and 'painting' is done in painter, but work involving layers and effects is done later in photoshop.
That's beautiful.
If I had one small suggestion to make ( and I often do ) it would be that I think that your pattern on the fabric might benefit from having a displacement map to 'wrap' it a bit. But that would probably be rude of me :(
*clicks*
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:45,
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*clicks*
I understand what you is saying...
but the pattern is a small homage to the work of japanese woodblock printers, which is why it is flat like that rather than following the folds.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:46,
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well spotted i was thinking the same thing but hasnt the balls to say it
:D
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:48,
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it's hard to say anything
without people taking offence and it really is rude to tell someone that they should do their art differently but the way i see it is that we are all learning as we go and it does no harm to discuss techniques when an image prompts that kind of thinking.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 15:10,
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Does this mean I'm a geek?
/EDIT - should be MOV DS,AX (AX contains the segment address and not BX) AND INT 21H
I thought you all knew that
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:19,
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/EDIT - should be MOV DS,AX (AX contains the segment address and not BX) AND INT 21H
I thought you all knew that
Once I dreamt that I was a sausage roll.
none of you watch Blackadder, you uncultured buffoons
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:22,
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in the dream I was completely disemboddied
and I floated around and where I saw something that was a 17 degree angle I though "oh - there I am, isn't that nice..."
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:30,
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I used to have a game on the SEGA MEGADRIVE called 688 attack sub
... it was complicated and I just used to wander around the sub and then emergency surface
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:26,
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deploying towed array...
towed array deployed...
ahh - good times.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:29,
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ahh - good times.
did he have the
hiccups?
ecco the dolphin was pretty good in a sort of way where it would have been better if it had involved guns somehow.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:31,
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ecco the dolphin was pretty good in a sort of way where it would have been better if it had involved guns somehow.
The only cool thing he did was jump
and I couldn't make him do it. :(
I've never been particularly good with animals.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:32,
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I've never been particularly good with animals.
It's like that interracial comedy film
"Bottle-nosed dolphins can't jump"
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:32,
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I played ecco for the 1st time last year on my PSP (magadrive collection)
I assumed that the years had not been kind. Was it just as shit in 1992?
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:34,
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that's the thing with most old games
they're great in reminiscence (and actually were good in their days), but when you break out the ol' C64 to get "that feeling" again, it's mostly a collection of bad graphics, lagged controls and simple-minded gameplay. Nostalgia's meant to stay in one's head.
(except for some remarkable pearls like e.g. Civilisation)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:41,
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(except for some remarkable pearls like e.g. Civilisation)
I keep meaning to break populus out again and see what it's like
but... I might not also.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:44,
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I still get my Amiga out for a few games
Syndicate, Cannon Fodder, Maga-Lo-Mania & Hunter.
The rest is best left in my head (like wot you said)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:44,
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The rest is best left in my head (like wot you said)
*scratches head, chews crayon some more and decides to watch a fishy instead*
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:23,
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You Sir, may fuck right off.
Just because you don't appreciate the humour is no excuse to be offensive.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:29,
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Just because you don't appreciate his offensiveness
doesn't mean you have to be offensive.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:31,
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Too many fucking people around here these days
that think they are me! ;)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:33,
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Neither have I ( in my defence )
I just mentioned that there are a couple of people who will get punched if I meet them. hardly anything to get stroppy about ;)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:38,
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Sadly yes, it does.
You're more geeky than Stallman's underwear drawer.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:25,
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www.b3ta.com/board/9324284
It's computer code called "assembly". Each line is called an "instruction". Thus bad instructions, the marker is having a laugh at a CLEARLY INCORRECT instruction.
(he is very geeky)
and so am I...
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:28,
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It's computer code called "assembly". Each line is called an "instruction". Thus bad instructions, the marker is having a laugh at a CLEARLY INCORRECT instruction.
(he is very geeky)
and so am I...
that's a language for computers call pearls
and it was written by a woman call Thalia Tummybutton who was the first woman to be allowed into the gent's toilets at Lecherous Park where they invented the iPod. Anyway - one day, while shopping for a gimp mask, Thalia accidental gave birth to a unicorn right there in Waitroes. Obviously she was shunned from polite society and became a member of parliament. On her death bed, she sold me this watch that I'm wearing.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:35,
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it's a work of fiction
I can spell things how I like...
Thalia Tummybutton wasn't a real person.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:42,
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Thalia Tummybutton wasn't a real person.
Oh lordy
Now you've explained the joke, I'm laughing my arsehole off. RIGHT OFF, SIR!
Right off, down the road and round the corner to the offy.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:33,
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Right off, down the road and round the corner to the offy.
*LOL* every bloody time...
You're going to get me fired, you know...
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:37,
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Would have made Hannibal's "crossing the mountains" lark a lot easier
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:13,
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everytime I log in it's you and Star Wars
woo sir
but if I may - there is an apparent collection of gravity in the lower echelons of gromarty, becoming Dogger, Viking.
I hadn't noticed the wonderful below post - and now I come to "reflect" - it's just me so ignore... ta
carry on
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:13,
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but if I may - there is an apparent collection of gravity in the lower echelons of gromarty, becoming Dogger, Viking.
I hadn't noticed the wonderful below post - and now I come to "reflect" - it's just me so ignore... ta
carry on
Go on then, what have I done wrong?
...and this after I give you a massive 'big up' below...:D
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:16,
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Oooh, that's some lovely reflection work right there ;)
Edit: pffft, or maybe not. ^^^
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:13,
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What am I?
some kind of expert? I'm keeping well away from these things from now on :) I'm just painting my monkey and listening to acid jazz.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:22,
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That's been on hold*
and I've no tablet here at the moment ( well I have a little graphire 3 but that's as much use as tits on fish for painting ) So I'll finish that when I get home in 10 days or so ( I need my intuos A4 ) and just spend today rendering the line drawing I did of monkey yesterday.
*too lazy
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:30,
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*too lazy
You're really good, Ninj
but star wars is still a big pile of boring old wank.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:17,
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The scary thing is...
...I'm really not a huge fan myself. The last three were a bit poo :D But thank you Ma'm ;)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:22,
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Rubbish.
My niece could do better*
*My neice couldn't do better.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:17,
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*My neice couldn't do better.
In another universe da da da da da Bathysman!
Click for bigger (75 kb)
Edit: Is it because you don't know what a Bathysphere is?
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:05,
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Click for bigger (75 kb)
Edit: Is it because you don't know what a Bathysphere is?
...
I know.
It's just that joint first things in my head were "It's the shape of the bathyscaphe" and "It's the shape of the emblem of Zoroastrianism".
EDIT: I make no apologies for the content of my head. It'd take too long...
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:19,
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It's just that joint first things in my head were "It's the shape of the bathyscaphe" and "It's the shape of the emblem of Zoroastrianism".
EDIT: I make no apologies for the content of my head. It'd take too long...
Argh! Stop doing mind-reading stuff!
'Sides, I'm wearing my tinfoil hat, so you can't tell what I know.
I'm not missing the Goat at all.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:25,
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I'm not missing the Goat at all.
That Goat chappy...
He had a mind full of stupid things. I did not want to hear about those stupid things.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:30,
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*double pedanterization*
Yes I am sure, but do you know what a Bathysphere is? Which of course is what the original comment questioned.
Get in!!!!!!!!
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:39,
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Get in!!!!!!!!
Damn you and your knowingification!
 
('''\(.:...:.)/''') Raaaa!
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:54,
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('''\(.:...:.)/''') Raaaa!
If I had a dressing gown that looked that comfy, I wouldn't be miserable
Maybe he's hungover? Too much demon drink?
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:08,
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The lazy little oik needs a shave and a job.
A spell in the Army would show him whats what! I didn't fight in two wars.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:10,
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This doesn't have the replies it deserves
So I shall rectify that situation slightly but saying WOO.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 16:08,
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cock TUESDAY
*shakes head slowly* I know the clocks went back an hour or something, but the cocks didn't move forwards a day...
*sigh*
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:54,
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*sigh*
No, like in the Bourne Supremacy.
O_O
edit: oh, I was wrong then. The only Bilbo I could think of was the Baggins.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:48,
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edit: oh, I was wrong then. The only Bilbo I could think of was the Baggins.
Don't pick on the Dutchy
we're tortured enough with our harry potter pm
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:49,
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OH FINE
he calls me gorgeous, you laugh, I die a little bit more inside.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:55,
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Oh shush don't be a silly
I was laughing at the picture, obviously :)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:57,
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*performs intricate dance*
la la laaaa *CASTANETS*
la la laaaa *BIG BASS DRUM*
la laaaa
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:56,
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la la laaaa *BIG BASS DRUM*
la laaaa
I was honestly joking then.
Probably not wise to poke me with sticks though.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:53,
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I wasn't intending to go the pointy stick route, I must admit.
more leaning toward the *BIG HUGS* course of action, I think.
;-)
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:56,
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;-)
^ Nice!
* Wobbly does not have speakers - could you please type out the transcript for this?
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:53,
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* Wobbly does not have speakers - could you please type out the transcript for this?
also
Socialist Worker placards with the 'Socialist Worker' bit ripped off
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:45,
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hahaha
*clicks*
I like to do the "count the anti-capitalist/globalisation protesters wearing Adidas/Nike trainers" thing too
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:47,
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I like to do the "count the anti-capitalist/globalisation protesters wearing Adidas/Nike trainers" thing too
You missed off
"5 policemen tazing an old women who was going to the newsagent but walked into the protest crowd by mistake" - 100 points
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:47,
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Not to mention
Two riot-cops - each with different ideas for how to control the crowd.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 20:46,
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So true
And you know the best way to make a socialist not a socialist?
Give him some money.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:49,
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Give him some money.
in my experience the opposite is true
nobody batters on about the fair distribution of wealth for the benefit of the working classes more than the comfortably middle-class. the working classes themselves are money-grabbing gits
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:05,
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Hahaha
Its funny cos its true.
I overheard two guys talking at uni the other day, one guy boasting about how he was going to the protests. When asked by his companion why he was protesting, he genuinely could not give a straight answer. He explained what the G20 was, and what they planned to do to protest it, but for the life of him he just couldnt give a reason as to why he was protesting.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:58,
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I overheard two guys talking at uni the other day, one guy boasting about how he was going to the protests. When asked by his companion why he was protesting, he genuinely could not give a straight answer. He explained what the G20 was, and what they planned to do to protest it, but for the life of him he just couldnt give a reason as to why he was protesting.
down with this sort of thing
what sort of thing?
oh you know, things
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 14:03,
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oh you know, things
Ha ha ha...
* Having code curry for lunch and reading about TGA shitting his pants.
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:45,
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* Having code curry for lunch and reading about TGA shitting his pants.
wot up grandad,
do you, like, even kno wot a Lilly Allun iz like wotevr?
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:45,
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yes, Lily Allen was the sweetheart of the forces
Lily Allen was the sweetheart of the forcesthat got us through the Crimean war with her natty wax cylinder of 'Up the tramlines' accompanied by Willy Willie on spoons made of powdered egg . . .
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Wed 1 Apr 2009, 13:49,
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anyone shopped with Sugar
looks like they're in Planet of the Apes
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