[email protected]
Or visit one of his many creations at www.sumsonic.com
He's very good y'know
"One for all and a half for everyone else"
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:58,
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Or visit one of his many creations at www.sumsonic.com
He's very good y'know
"One for all and a half for everyone else"
Right. Last night I got drunk, and told techno legend Darren Emerson (international DJ superstar and previously one third of underworld)that we as a community could do his site for him better than the consultants he was going to hire, and in return for personal kudos rather than cash. I may have gone too far.
Are any of you guys up for working with Darren Emerson in return for personal kudos (credits, links, talks in the pub) rather than money? I know we could do it better than any agency, and he is a legend, anyone in?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:41,
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Are any of you guys up for working with Darren Emerson in return for personal kudos (credits, links, talks in the pub) rather than money? I know we could do it better than any agency, and he is a legend, anyone in?
take a step back, forget your london media whore life- it's darren fucking emerson. the techno god. the man who provided a large proportion of the soundtrack to the nineties. he's the fucking man.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:53,
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Didn't mean to be sarcastic, but there is no b3ta from 21st of March without solving this hosting issue.
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but it's not unrealistic to suggest that if the site was a success, you could take that style/identity on to the record sleeves etc, charging the record company a commission.
Also, if that provoked other people to want sites/designs, people who'd actually pay, couldn't b3ta evolve into something similar to the companies that rent out processing power, except with creativity - ie you buy a certain amount of exposure time to the b3ta community.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:21,
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Also, if that provoked other people to want sites/designs, people who'd actually pay, couldn't b3ta evolve into something similar to the companies that rent out processing power, except with creativity - ie you buy a certain amount of exposure time to the b3ta community.
Just to be able to say you helped built his site would be good enough for me. (maybe a link to snakey on there though!)
Something to put on your CV innit?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:25,
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Something to put on your CV innit?
but with all this bandwidth talk,I thought it might be a way of getting the revenue in without killing the site.
The best thing is that nobody would have to do anything they wouldn't do for free anyway, but by doing they'd be keeping the site going.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:34,
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The best thing is that nobody would have to do anything they wouldn't do for free anyway, but by doing they'd be keeping the site going.
Would the cost of consultants roughly equate to 116GB per month?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:51,
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"...a vodka tonic, 2 packets of crisps and four pints of lager, lager, lager...etc"
It was you wasn't it?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:12,
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It was you wasn't it?
Any Flash/Photshop/html you need, Crab Bloke, just let me know.
Would need someone elses help on Javascripting/php/abc and xyz though
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:57,
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Would need someone elses help on Javascripting/php/abc and xyz though
I'd love to help with any writing that needs doing.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:08,
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some scripting/interface design to the project...
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:13,
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...any 3D stuff needs doing, my meagre skills are yours for the abusing.
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For this site and every contibutor, that I think it would be the best site ever made.
THis probably sounds gushing, but I've just been made redundant, which I was more than happy about, but Spike's death was life's way of making me feel the appropriate emotions.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:23,
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THis probably sounds gushing, but I've just been made redundant, which I was more than happy about, but Spike's death was life's way of making me feel the appropriate emotions.
Isn't Darren Emerson part of the Tomato design agency. If so, how come he's getting other people to do his site?
Just wondered
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:40,
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Just wondered
a w/e in Wales with some of the Tomato people...
I can't say I formed a great opinion of them personally.
Mostly 'cos I was living on £6000 a year at the time and they were dribbling cash out of their orifices.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:52,
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I can't say I formed a great opinion of them personally.
Mostly 'cos I was living on £6000 a year at the time and they were dribbling cash out of their orifices.
to help, but I'm a student lowlife so that's not much :(
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 8:04,
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Successful Hits For Entire Site 8,715,530
Average Hits Per Day 335,212
Home Page Hits 120,996
Page Views (Impressions) 769,289
Average Per Day 29,588
Average Visit Length 00:18:30
Unique Visitors 160,293
Visitors Who Visited Once 132,689
Visitors Who Visited More Than Once 27,604
Data transfered: 116 GB
This is desperate. Who is going to supply 116GB+ per month for no cash?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:37,
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Average Hits Per Day 335,212
Home Page Hits 120,996
Page Views (Impressions) 769,289
Average Per Day 29,588
Average Visit Length 00:18:30
Unique Visitors 160,293
Visitors Who Visited Once 132,689
Visitors Who Visited More Than Once 27,604
Data transfered: 116 GB
This is desperate. Who is going to supply 116GB+ per month for no cash?
I for one have no idea what that costs.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:49,
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£10 per Gig for a co-located server...
US ones seem a bit cheaper, but still lots of money.
Rob - where is the biggest hit coming from? Looking at the code for the board, each post carries a 700byte overhead with all that repeated JavaScript... just moving that to a function would save a lot of bytes.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:56,
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US ones seem a bit cheaper, but still lots of money.
Rob - where is the biggest hit coming from? Looking at the code for the board, each post carries a 700byte overhead with all that repeated JavaScript... just moving that to a function would save a lot of bytes.
could host a viral swf each, then could that help to halve b3ta's bandwidth without impacting too much on everyone elses?
I have two hosts so I can take 2 big files if that would help.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:24,
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I have two hosts so I can take 2 big files if that would help.
Difficult to maintain, heath-robinson load-balancing approach to it, but hey - it's an idea.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:34,
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will do 150Gb for $595/mo
clicky
Not free, but that £425 a month which is a bit less than b3ta is incurring at the moment, isn't it?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:51,
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clicky
Not free, but that £425 a month which is a bit less than b3ta is incurring at the moment, isn't it?
12 x 425 = £5100
Hmm. If we could get 500 people to pay £10 per year... Argh!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:53,
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Hmm. If we could get 500 people to pay £10 per year... Argh!
At the moment I am fielding for opinion/options rather than cash. Currently there is a partner in the b3ta project who hasn't handed ownership of the project over. I can't actually raise cash until this happens. Hopefully this will be soon.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:06,
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really doesn't seem that many when you look at the figures.
It's less than 2% of those visiting more than once this month.
There definitely seems to be a very willing hard core, without having to make it a subscription site.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:13,
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It's less than 2% of those visiting more than once this month.
There definitely seems to be a very willing hard core, without having to make it a subscription site.
if you go for a slow server and pay bandwidth separately:
here they list a PIII with 128Mb ram for $45 a month, and 162Gb transfer for $240 a month...
roughly 200 quid a month.
Mostly they seem to host 'adult' sites :)
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:00,
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here they list a PIII with 128Mb ram for $45 a month, and 162Gb transfer for $240 a month...
roughly 200 quid a month.
Mostly they seem to host 'adult' sites :)
i'd pay £10 a month if it meant you could carry on without everyone having to subscribe.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:06,
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over a subscribe route.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:11,
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I'm more of a lurker than anything else(due to an alarming lack of photoshop skills), but this site keeps me sane in my mindnumbingly dull job, so I'll happily contribute.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:56,
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my tenner for the year, no worries. Hows about an annual appeal like on Blue Peter?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:15,
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... We could all donate and then get a special little symbol next to our username, like they do on Popbitch. So we can feel superior.
P.S. How do Popbitch fund their bandwidth?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:19,
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P.S. How do Popbitch fund their bandwidth?
It was me. Yay. (but I was only ripping off the blogger appeal.)
Anyway PB have said that they'd help promote a b3ta appeal, but as I said I need to get permission from mysterious partner before going ahead.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:22,
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Anyway PB have said that they'd help promote a b3ta appeal, but as I said I need to get permission from mysterious partner before going ahead.
... I'll get back in my box.
Is this 'mysterious partner' Stephen Byers by an chance? He seems to be involved in everything recently.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:28,
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Is this 'mysterious partner' Stephen Byers by an chance? He seems to be involved in everything recently.
Also have an Internet dummy suggestion.
I don't have a clue how it really works, but I know you guys do.
I've got my own domain with it's own bandwith limit, and for sure I never get near hitting it.
I'd happily chuck in that (1gb). What I innocently imagine is some clever script running one my site, or yours, which could use the bandwidth from mine (and anybody elses who wants to donate theirs).
Is that feasible? Could you do that without either party losing control?
Otherwise, I've got about 40mb of space, you're welcome to chuck any bits and pieces you want to into that, and again, I'm sure there are others prepared to do the same . . . right guys?
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:42,
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I don't have a clue how it really works, but I know you guys do.
I've got my own domain with it's own bandwith limit, and for sure I never get near hitting it.
I'd happily chuck in that (1gb). What I innocently imagine is some clever script running one my site, or yours, which could use the bandwidth from mine (and anybody elses who wants to donate theirs).
Is that feasible? Could you do that without either party losing control?
Otherwise, I've got about 40mb of space, you're welcome to chuck any bits and pieces you want to into that, and again, I'm sure there are others prepared to do the same . . . right guys?
I've got 30Mb of reliable space sitting almost unused with unlimited bandwidth.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:53,
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the BBC's page about Spike's death?
The current version has two sub heads 'Dearest Friend' and 'Unmatched'.
A few minutes ago, they were 'Irritated' and 'Derogatory' - and I've got screen captures to prove it :)
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:27,
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The current version has two sub heads 'Dearest Friend' and 'Unmatched'.
A few minutes ago, they were 'Irritated' and 'Derogatory' - and I've got screen captures to prove it :)
Ned - [Puts on lots of disguise parefenalia to avoid police] There! Now they'll never recognise us!
(Opens door to copper)
Police - Ned Seagoon?
Ned - Yes.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:04,
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(Opens door to copper)
Police - Ned Seagoon?
Ned - Yes.
he did in the eighties.
not as great as the goons, but genius, nevertheless.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:07,
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not as great as the goons, but genius, nevertheless.
Doctor (Moriaty): open wide ... thankyou ... and swallow
Seagoon: gulp.. ack.. what was that?
Doctor: cigarette ash - I didn't want to get it on the carpet. Thankyou, I now pronounce you 100% fat.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:08,
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Seagoon: gulp.. ack.. what was that?
Doctor: cigarette ash - I didn't want to get it on the carpet. Thankyou, I now pronounce you 100% fat.
Ned - It's no good, I'll have to stop - I'm feeling faint!
Moriarty - Faint? You feel faint? Here, drink this glass of water!
Ned - Thanks (gulp, gulp, gulp..)
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:12,
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Moriarty - Faint? You feel faint? Here, drink this glass of water!
Ned - Thanks (gulp, gulp, gulp..)
I was shown in to the captain's office by the sergeant. The officer sat behind a table decorated with a merry grey blanket in a room lit by a 40 watt light bulb that, when lit, made the room darker.
Officer "Milligan is it? Why are you wearing civilian clothes?"
Milligan "Well, they wouldn't let me on the train naked, sir"
Sergeant "SILENCE when you speak to an officer"
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:12,
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Officer "Milligan is it? Why are you wearing civilian clothes?"
Milligan "Well, they wouldn't let me on the train naked, sir"
Sergeant "SILENCE when you speak to an officer"
but I'm not going to post it cos I'm trying to be clean today (apart from the bag of chips comment).
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:59,
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go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on!
I for one remain unoffended by all, with the possible exception of Burnley fans...
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:59,
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I for one remain unoffended by all, with the possible exception of Burnley fans...
And broke his collarbone
But doctors should attend the sick
And leave the well alone
Also Goons - woman leaves room
Neddy - will she be safe?
Eccles - with a face like that she'd be safe in Portsmouth on payday
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:13,
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But doctors should attend the sick
And leave the well alone
Also Goons - woman leaves room
Neddy - will she be safe?
Eccles - with a face like that she'd be safe in Portsmouth on payday
favourite, had all the videos i could get, they were my favorite, it was tottaly un PC, but nothing could top the total surrealnes of the pakistani daleks......
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:25,
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but this always makes me chuckle
BILL: Seagoon and Bluebottle travelled by sea. To avoid detection by enemy U-boats they spoke German throughout the voyage, heavily disguised as Spaniards.
PETER: As an added precaution they travelled on separate decks and wore separate shoes on different occasions.
SEAGOON: The ship was disguised as a train - to make the train seaworthy it was done up to look like a boat and painted to appear like a tram.
SPIKE: .. All rather confusing, really.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:31,
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BILL: Seagoon and Bluebottle travelled by sea. To avoid detection by enemy U-boats they spoke German throughout the voyage, heavily disguised as Spaniards.
PETER: As an added precaution they travelled on separate decks and wore separate shoes on different occasions.
SEAGOON: The ship was disguised as a train - to make the train seaworthy it was done up to look like a boat and painted to appear like a tram.
SPIKE: .. All rather confusing, really.
The Greatest
(From the Sydney Sun-Herald)
Describe yourself in three words:
"Pretty damn good."
What is your greatest achievement?
"Making people laugh."
And your most embarrassing moment?
"I'm still waiting for it to happen."
Do you have a motto?
"Straight on."
Finish this sentence: If I ruled the world...
"I'd surrender."
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:14,
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(From the Sydney Sun-Herald)
Describe yourself in three words:
"Pretty damn good."
What is your greatest achievement?
"Making people laugh."
And your most embarrassing moment?
"I'm still waiting for it to happen."
Do you have a motto?
"Straight on."
Finish this sentence: If I ruled the world...
"I'd surrender."
'My God, that means I'm next!'
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:22,
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but you can get a better class of enemy."
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:37,
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What can I say? That is terrible news :(
Although if Spike saw that article, I'm sure he'd say "I didn't know I had a family of liver failure!".
Rest in peace Spike! You were a purveyor of the finest sillyness and I salute you!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:34,
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Although if Spike saw that article, I'm sure he'd say "I didn't know I had a family of liver failure!".
Rest in peace Spike! You were a purveyor of the finest sillyness and I salute you!
"I told you I wasn't well"
- Spike Milligan
they genuinely don't make em like that anymore
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:42,
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- Spike Milligan
they genuinely don't make em like that anymore
they never made any others like him then either. He was a one off.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:13,
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if i had been sober this morning!
always a good sign!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 4:37,
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always a good sign!
My boss wanted me to see if we could pick up some flat screen monitors...
People are buying 15" NEC LCDs for £400 + 10% auction premium + VAT.
Misco have them for 449 + VAT + del.
Boy this is fun. Press '1' to bid, press '#' to stop bidding. I'm going to be on the phone all day.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 4:32,
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People are buying 15" NEC LCDs for £400 + 10% auction premium + VAT.
Misco have them for 449 + VAT + del.
Boy this is fun. Press '1' to bid, press '#' to stop bidding. I'm going to be on the phone all day.
expect to win the suit against Nintendo? And what a complete and utter sadcase her son was :)
www.theregister.co.uk/content/54/24220.html
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 4:21,
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www.theregister.co.uk/content/54/24220.html
15megs is down again... Anyone know any hosting that is
a) free
b) not pants
c) easy to use when you're drunk
(i'm not drunk now btw, it's 10am...)
ta.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 4:03,
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a) free
b) not pants
c) easy to use when you're drunk
(i'm not drunk now btw, it's 10am...)
ta.
to lycos, coz it works through this darn firewall.
If you can FTP, you could always use netfirms...
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 4:07,
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If you can FTP, you could always use netfirms...
I've tried some others, haven't really tried Tripod yet tho. Getting some decent hosting space soon anyway, 'cos I'm sort of doing a website (yet to start it yet, but hey)
but thanx for that, you're the chap!!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 4:17,
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but thanx for that, you're the chap!!
I have just been sent this by a mate and it is most definately woooooooo and yayyyyyy!!!! both at the same time.
www.flashcan.com/animator/
FLASH VIDEO MIXING!!!!
Woooo
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 3:07,
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www.flashcan.com/animator/
FLASH VIDEO MIXING!!!!
Woooo
I'm looking for a pic which I think was posted here a few weeks back. It's of a guy holding a cat in place of his willy.
Please post it if possible.
Cheers.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 2:50,
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Please post it if possible.
Cheers.
This is freaking me out :)
Someone post enough stuff to lose this in the archives ;))
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 4:06,
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Someone post enough stuff to lose this in the archives ;))
Lucky they who gets to take over these gold medals after this guy sucked on them!
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:43,
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