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...THE POWER OF FUNK.
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that is light.
streaming from the disco ball.
IT IS THE POWER OF FUNK.
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streaming from the disco ball.
IT IS THE POWER OF FUNK.
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I thought it was actually this sort of thing
but god bless the power of funk!
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but god bless the power of funk!
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The Washington Monument doesn't
need to be Shopped...
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TJ:
should i watch the colour of money or geeky astronomy program?
make my choices, you deciding monkeys.
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:59,
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should i watch the colour of money or geeky astronomy program?
make my choices, you deciding monkeys.
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"There's our best shot at Uranus"
(It's worth taking note that, unlike all the other presenters, he used the 'old' pronounciation of 'Uranus')
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(It's worth taking note that, unlike all the other presenters, he used the 'old' pronounciation of 'Uranus')
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(can't remember the name) who believes that all the spirits of the dead members are living on Uranus and will be restored after Armageddon...at the moment there's only 2 remaining members of this religion
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but don't particularly like anything with Tom Cruise in...watch the geeky stuff
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and then download this:
stellarium.free.fr/
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Sun 24 Aug 2003, 0:01,
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stellarium.free.fr/
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The colour of money in 2 lines...
Don't do it, it's boring.
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Sun 24 Aug 2003, 0:06,
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Don't do it, it's boring.
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you deciding monkeys are useless.
you should decide between yourselves first then get back to me.
unfortunatly i'm already watching it now (and downloading the above mentioned star thingy). Dull is good i have loads of work i should be doing.
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you should decide between yourselves first then get back to me.
unfortunatly i'm already watching it now (and downloading the above mentioned star thingy). Dull is good i have loads of work i should be doing.
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OMG OMG OMG
...
Damn you google image muse!
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the pic`s a little bit big, and I didn`t even notice Bazooka Bob there!
I like it!
So "tehre"!
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I like it!
So "tehre"!
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kee. Thats my second post the first was ku klux klam a few pages before. From here on I resolve to post smaller pics.
Thanks for the kindness.
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Thanks for the kindness.
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i haven't seen that for an amazingly long time!
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sharky and george the crime busters of the sea!!!
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that's fab... :)
i don't seem to have seen you about for a while... how's you?
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i don't seem to have seen you about for a while... how's you?
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i'm fretting about my project. i have a lot to do still, so you're unlikely to see me around much before the end of september.
i had to take a quick break tonight though and make a picture to unwind!
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i had to take a quick break tonight though and make a picture to unwind!
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the horror of deadlines... hope it all goes well (it will)... focus on the freedom october will bring :)
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tiling groups of coloured rectangles into a big array, applying a wave modifier, shifting the phase by 1 between two keyframes, and rendering the sequence as a .mov file...
import to Imageready, export as .gif, edit with Fireworks, et voila!
takes about 10 minutes, only hassle is that thousands of vertices (smooth waves need tons of subdivision) slow yer computer to a crawl.
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import to Imageready, export as .gif, edit with Fireworks, et voila!
takes about 10 minutes, only hassle is that thousands of vertices (smooth waves need tons of subdivision) slow yer computer to a crawl.
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but YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!
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Tile it! Tile it! Tile it! Tile it! Tile it! Tile it! Tile it! Tile it! Tile it! Tile it!
/relurk
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/relurk
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any new songs?
I liked your "mother" song on b3ta radio!
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I liked your "mother" song on b3ta radio!
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Didn't even know it was on there......Cool.
Anyone got an mp3 of the show ? - Tef ?
No new songs mate, so busy working, not got time at the mo'.
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Anyone got an mp3 of the show ? - Tef ?
No new songs mate, so busy working, not got time at the mo'.
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thing is that he's probably blissfully unaware. The freak.
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and let him try to live as normal a life as possible
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that spends all day sitting on one of those geeky internet forums, or something
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(i only heard it coz i downloaded the show off the bored. can i listen online on a friday or do i need a real radio?)
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creatve stuff in there, it looks like it was a good laugh
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Was it fun?
Edit: I saw the bottom section of the picture first and thought it was a close-up of a wellie. Got me quite excited.
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Edit: I saw the bottom section of the picture first and thought it was a close-up of a wellie. Got me quite excited.
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wheeeeeeeee!
great to finally meet other b3tans
edit - damn! I could have worn wellies, it had been raining....
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great to finally meet other b3tans
edit - damn! I could have worn wellies, it had been raining....
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You should know to always keep a pair handy! And they would have matched your outfit.
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how did you know my wellies are black? been peeking in my windows again?
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i just had to look up what a blank and tan is.
that royally mings!
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that royally mings!
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nice to make either but much easier to make than black velvet
speaking as an ex-barmaid
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speaking as an ex-barmaid
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is the contents of your stomach
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seems to turn a funny colour when drinking guiness
looks like a fun time was had
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looks like a fun time was had
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3 of you.
and fun dough.
that is classy... no, seriously. I'm impressed.
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and fun dough.
that is classy... no, seriously. I'm impressed.
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I'm just back from the pub myself, I got a bit tipsy in sympathy
edit: rah for the full-on bangers and mash, fish and chips, proper beer
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:36,
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edit: rah for the full-on bangers and mash, fish and chips, proper beer
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choose to get drunk first, and then think up reasons later :P
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in town to get reall UK food, been going there for years. :)
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Pippy's got relatives near Boston, so you better watch out if you organise a new bash... you might get a couple of freaky surprise guests ;)
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yay! yakmonkey always hangs at Bukowski's on fridays, I may well be there as well, bring it on!
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Like she's deep in spiritual meditation
Maybe she's on a higher plane
(i guess sosumi is the female of the 3)
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Maybe she's on a higher plane
(i guess sosumi is the female of the 3)
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i don't think she knows i know,
I'm worried that something might happen to me if anyone ever finds out,
Why, why did they send her,
could've been anyone else,
how should i react,
these things happen to other people,
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I'm worried that something might happen to me if anyone ever finds out,
Why, why did they send her,
could've been anyone else,
how should i react,
these things happen to other people,
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They Might Be Giants song, no less
anyway, congratulations on being pretty, I should know, I have a good eye for these things
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anyway, congratulations on being pretty, I should know, I have a good eye for these things
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I like the they might be giants dial a song - "free if you call from work"
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score us another front page, will you? you genius pimp
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that didn't answer back so much
or had norks rather than horrific hairy man boobs hanging over his huge, oversized gut
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or had norks rather than horrific hairy man boobs hanging over his huge, oversized gut
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My father passed away Friday evening.
He was a great man who I was lucky enough
to call my father and my hero.
I felt I had to put his image up, and out of
respect I hope it is not shopped.
![](https://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0TwDTAngZtBcvc2QLLkViW4*W73Hlmjgqn8A9dXHX*!AYneQVBzFxSh11zV1Rf2yr*j3ZFGgph5pRY*A*dyNV84hAByvjOjtmgnz5Qwcu!7sWyJF*105zPg/Dad.jpg?dc=4675435790744784275)
He had been in hospital for a little over 5 weeks after having a fall. He recovered quite well but couldn't quite get his swallowing together so had to be fed by drip. He coped very well with hospital life and constantly sang the praises of such time saving wonders such as being able to chat away whilst at the same time being fed and emptied by tube without having to lift a finger (as always a great fan of gadgets and gizmos!).
I had been taking a laptop PC in for him to watch old RAF footage and films on DVD, and last night we watched the Dam Busters together - just the two of us. He thoroughly enjoyed the film, and according to other patients he kept in good spirits way into the night. The next morning (Friday 22nd) he awoke in good spirits and the nurses told me he was very happy and loved the previous night. Shortly after this he had an episode in which he suffered a rapid brain stem stroke. This left him pretty much unable to move or do anything, but he was comfortable and able to communicate by squeezing hands. I arrived at the hospital an hour later and sat with him.
I put on a DVD of vintage aircraft and he seemed happy when he heard the splutter of old aero engines and the sounds of Merlins and Griffins being put through there paces. We were told that he was on his way (they removed the feed but kept him on water drip) and that it could be anytime. Knowing dad has to make sure everything is sorted and in place before he does anything I spoke to him and told him that everything was all okay and if he felt like letting go, then it was okay and he had all our love with him. He squeezed my hand and as his breath started to draw shorter I told him that he should go fly that high way in the sky ( a favourite film of his - No Highway, by Neville Shute). I gave him our love again and he quietly passed away.
He has had a good innings and his last months have been good to him. He's had a few good days out and some great chats in hospital with various visitors. He never let it get him down.
Thank you so much for your kind replies and respect.
'Nice' shopping would probably have appealed to his growing fondness of computer gadgetry,
so I feel that may be appropriate. Thank you again for your respect.
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He was a great man who I was lucky enough
to call my father and my hero.
I felt I had to put his image up, and out of
respect I hope it is not shopped.
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He had been in hospital for a little over 5 weeks after having a fall. He recovered quite well but couldn't quite get his swallowing together so had to be fed by drip. He coped very well with hospital life and constantly sang the praises of such time saving wonders such as being able to chat away whilst at the same time being fed and emptied by tube without having to lift a finger (as always a great fan of gadgets and gizmos!).
I had been taking a laptop PC in for him to watch old RAF footage and films on DVD, and last night we watched the Dam Busters together - just the two of us. He thoroughly enjoyed the film, and according to other patients he kept in good spirits way into the night. The next morning (Friday 22nd) he awoke in good spirits and the nurses told me he was very happy and loved the previous night. Shortly after this he had an episode in which he suffered a rapid brain stem stroke. This left him pretty much unable to move or do anything, but he was comfortable and able to communicate by squeezing hands. I arrived at the hospital an hour later and sat with him.
I put on a DVD of vintage aircraft and he seemed happy when he heard the splutter of old aero engines and the sounds of Merlins and Griffins being put through there paces. We were told that he was on his way (they removed the feed but kept him on water drip) and that it could be anytime. Knowing dad has to make sure everything is sorted and in place before he does anything I spoke to him and told him that everything was all okay and if he felt like letting go, then it was okay and he had all our love with him. He squeezed my hand and as his breath started to draw shorter I told him that he should go fly that high way in the sky ( a favourite film of his - No Highway, by Neville Shute). I gave him our love again and he quietly passed away.
He has had a good innings and his last months have been good to him. He's had a few good days out and some great chats in hospital with various visitors. He never let it get him down.
Thank you so much for your kind replies and respect.
'Nice' shopping would probably have appealed to his growing fondness of computer gadgetry,
so I feel that may be appropriate. Thank you again for your respect.
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he looks very dapper in that picture
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what if he's 'nicely' photoshopped?
colourified for example.
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colourified for example.
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He thought all the contraptions in hospital were great. He loved gadgets and was just getting quickly into computers.
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like a real gent - and sadly there are very few real gents around these days
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This picture reminds me of Frank and the boys walking along outside of Sands.
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of the bunch, closely followed by the bloke on the far left
What did he get the O.B.E for?
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What did he get the O.B.E for?
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and was a real charmer, apparently...
Seeing as my dad was 6 foot(ish) in that, it goes to show how tall the tall guy is!
The O.B.E was for his work in aircrash investigation.
Those reconstructions they do (the giant morbid jigsaws) and all the math and deductions, well he pretty much came up with it all. He did the first reconstructions, and I have been told that with out his input, the Spitfire may have been cancelled in favour of more Hurricans. He also figured out the German V2 rocket war head and made improvements that have made air safety what it is today.
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Seeing as my dad was 6 foot(ish) in that, it goes to show how tall the tall guy is!
The O.B.E was for his work in aircrash investigation.
Those reconstructions they do (the giant morbid jigsaws) and all the math and deductions, well he pretty much came up with it all. He did the first reconstructions, and I have been told that with out his input, the Spitfire may have been cancelled in favour of more Hurricans. He also figured out the German V2 rocket war head and made improvements that have made air safety what it is today.
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It sounds like you had such a cool dad!
You were blessed
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You were blessed
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colorification always looks awful
(well when i do it, it does)
yarr
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(well when i do it, it does)
yarr
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The person who set the guessthebaby challenge didn't have anyone guess correctly.
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The Aircraft was yellow.
The suits were cool.
The attitude was laid back but intense.
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The suits were cool.
The attitude was laid back but intense.
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he looks like a dapper chap
i raise my glass to him
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i raise my glass to him
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He looks pretty cool in that picture, and he must have led an interesting life to earn all those letters after his name.
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Don't worry, any naughty disrespectful photoshopping of this will result in the perpetrator having his clicky-finger broken by the rest of us.
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I promised him it wouldn't end with me.
My wife grinned in her broody way!
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My wife grinned in her broody way!
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Thank you for honouring us with that. He sounds a special man: anybody who gets described by their offspring as "my hero" must be.
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my demon spawned mother.
Zero love lost there.
Glad he divorced the slut.
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Zero love lost there.
Glad he divorced the slut.
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Noticed the choice of films you and your dad shared. You may be interested to know that Richard Todd is alive and well and shopping at the same convenience store as my mother, who goes all star-struck everytime they bump into each other (this being Lincolnshire, where anything to do with that mission is the stuff of legend).
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No Highway (James Stewart) had a lead character called Theodore Honey. That characters mannerisms were the spit of my father. He actually assisted with some of the details.
Back when Movie films had 'infomercial' trailers, my father was in one about a crash investigation into a Buccaneer (YARR!) jet. He was in the cinema infomercial prior to The Great Escape main feature!!!
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Back when Movie films had 'infomercial' trailers, my father was in one about a crash investigation into a Buccaneer (YARR!) jet. He was in the cinema infomercial prior to The Great Escape main feature!!!
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I can think of far worse films to support.
And as for Richard Todd: I've seen him about when I've been down there visiting my mum. It's odd, because I see him more as Guy Gibson than I do as RT, and given that the mission was planned about 1/4 of a mile from the house I grew up in (the building used to spook me as a kid), it's all a bit resonant for me.
Funny how random , yet how deeply-woven these things are.
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And as for Richard Todd: I've seen him about when I've been down there visiting my mum. It's odd, because I see him more as Guy Gibson than I do as RT, and given that the mission was planned about 1/4 of a mile from the house I grew up in (the building used to spook me as a kid), it's all a bit resonant for me.
Funny how random , yet how deeply-woven these things are.
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as was the nature of his work at R.A.E Structures dept.
Funny thing is - The father in law of the nurse dealing with my dad turned out to be a metalurgist who had worked with him at the R.A.E!
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Funny thing is - The father in law of the nurse dealing with my dad turned out to be a metalurgist who had worked with him at the R.A.E!
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I can relate to that - if I ever see my dad again, I`ll be making my "one phone call" very shortly afterwards
fucking waste of skin
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fucking waste of skin
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People who say 'She's you mum though' etc, really get on my nerve.
If my father had been Hitler, should I have still loved him just because he was my father? HELL NO.
My father had all my love because he was a great man and an insperation to many others.
You can't choose your parents - TRUE
You can choose to have nothing to do with the shit ones though.
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If my father had been Hitler, should I have still loved him just because he was my father? HELL NO.
My father had all my love because he was a great man and an insperation to many others.
You can't choose your parents - TRUE
You can choose to have nothing to do with the shit ones though.
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thankfully I have a great mum, and and a grandad who is more a father to me than that cunt ever could be - unfortunately I lost my grandmother 3 years ago; she was a wonderful lady
aww Jesus man - you`ll get me started in a minute!
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aww Jesus man - you`ll get me started in a minute!
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When you realise what you have whilst you still have them, then you are a wealthy person.
Having shitters as relations helps make you realise the good ones and appreciate them even more.
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Having shitters as relations helps make you realise the good ones and appreciate them even more.
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sad that this thread will be pushed off the board
- once again, I`m very sorry for your loss :-(
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Sun 24 Aug 2003, 0:09,
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- once again, I`m very sorry for your loss :-(
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as will my dad.
Some things can't be forgotten.
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Some things can't be forgotten.
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my mum had a shitty dad and my dad didn't really get on with his parents but they made sure our lives were great. I'm going to phone them tomorrow :)
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My dads last weeks, days, hours were so special.
I have no regrets and I'm so happy at how it all came together. It could've been a lot worse. He was happy and at peace with everything. It is a fond memory that I will always cherish.
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I have no regrets and I'm so happy at how it all came together. It could've been a lot worse. He was happy and at peace with everything. It is a fond memory that I will always cherish.
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I can't think of anything else to say really.
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You wont get over it, but you will learn to live with it.
All the best to you M8.
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:54,
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All the best to you M8.
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And you're right. You just have to learn to live with it.
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Thats 2 in one night, gettin good at this game!
I didn't use photoshop, does that mean I'm disquailified? LOL
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superb pixelwork, although this contest has been exposing me to more KKK images than I'd prefer.
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:22,
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what do you think they wear under those robes after all?
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:24,
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i feel really tense looking at all the pics on the board.
all the same, the sooner they move from objects of fear to objects of ridicule the better :)
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:31,
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all the same, the sooner they move from objects of fear to objects of ridicule the better :)
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it wouldn't bump it's ass when it hopped
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:21,
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they'd be like a kind of stretchy leather. Ugh.
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And what about toads?
Quite nasty.
Edit: I see frogs as having wings like the monkeys in the "Wizard of Oz", only green.
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Quite nasty.
Edit: I see frogs as having wings like the monkeys in the "Wizard of Oz", only green.
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getting too good at this... I`m gonna take Photoshop off you!
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:27,
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these Klansmen are starting to look like triangulated weebls
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I want some too.
Still, you got there first.
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:23,
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Still, you got there first.
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I`m from Northern Ireland! (Norn Irn)
bloody mainlanders!
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:15,
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bloody mainlanders!
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but me dad got posted back to England about 3 months before I was born
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how TF is england mainland? continental europe is the only mainland around here
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is the mainland of the country of the United Kingdom
actually Britain is the mainland and England is part of that there mainland
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actually Britain is the mainland and England is part of that there mainland
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Norn Irn, Norn Irn is referred to as "The Province" and Britain "The Mainland"
*shrug*
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:23,
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*shrug*
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where they have to leave craggy island and go to "the mainland"?
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northern ireland scotland and wales are the majority of the united kingdom.
but that's besides the point
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I just saw pirates of the carribean
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:26,
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but that's besides the point
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I just saw pirates of the carribean
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but they are not all contained on one large land mass are they
Yay to Pirate badgers!
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:27,
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Yay to Pirate badgers!
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do make up the majority of the UK population, though. and the UK was created by the english bashing/buying the others.
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You've NO idea what it says, you Morrissey-loving pseudo smartarse, you.
I haven't. In fact I can't read. So don't get at me over the content of this post as I have no idea what I've put in it.
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:08,
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I haven't. In fact I can't read. So don't get at me over the content of this post as I have no idea what I've put in it.
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of phrases you don't understand you slot into messages, right?
still, i can't write so i can't saar3o af 932m sg 32kgal
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:11,
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still, i can't write so i can't saar3o af 932m sg 32kgal
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I don't understand that I slot into life. Believe me. It's that random.
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Anyway, I was thinking of it being more of a hobby. Like basket-weaving or arson.
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not one of them.
I had to fool my browser into thinking I was scrolling.
It pauses the gif it does. :0)
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I had to fool my browser into thinking I was scrolling.
It pauses the gif it does. :0)
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...you can Ctrl-Alt-Delete at JUST the right time
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Shrink the window, and click on another application. Should work fine...
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It doesn't work and Apple kit is spendy enough as it is.
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I like that, by the way proper beta blockers are top for interviews etc
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is there a formula especially for lurkers?
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soul train though with a little bit of spontanious combustion
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Let's hear it for California Hot Tub Rectal Gonorrea!
*Please* tell me you didn't make that up!
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Sat 23 Aug 2003, 23:06,
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*Please* tell me you didn't make that up!
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Thankee sir. I hope you had fun writing that; I nearly shat myself reading it.
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Commercial was done by Gilda Radner posing as Linda Ronstadt
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