goodusername
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*looks for the sticking two fingers up emoticon*
It's about £550. Don't know about carriage to your houses though
Hey Euro's its that time again
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It's about £550. Don't know about carriage to your houses though
. Don't know about carriage to your houses though
probably more
Thats OK. I've only used my saw twice in the last year. :(
Wilmer X
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Phlat Phive
First Position Strummer
Don't worry, you convey that sentiment well enough without needing a smiley face to go with it.
Good God, I walk away for an hour or so and this thread turns into "DIY horror stories" 
Finally got my new PC working properly with Reaper and the Pod XT!...yay!..for some reason the asio drivers didn't do the trick..even though Reaper recognised them...but using the Pod asio drivers...that seemed to work fine
A refreshing cup of tea, with milk, is required.
I'm totally in if anyone wants to do some weird fusion music with just a couple of fingers by the way...we can all use different ones.
Finally got my new PC working properly with Reaper and the Pod XT!...yay!..for some reason the asio drivers didn't do the trick..even though Reaper recognised them...but using the Pod asio drivers...that seemed to work fine
A refreshing cup of tea, with milk, is required.
I'm totally in if anyone wants to do some weird fusion music with just a couple of fingers by the way...we can all use different ones.
SnarkAttack
Canadian
It appears as if I shall be visiting the Sceptred Isle for a fortnight or so mid-to-late September of next year.
I'll be in London, Wyboston Lakes (near St. Neots on the Beds/Cambs border) and possibly points north and west.
So prepare to lock up your daughters, wives, girlfirends, mums, grans, and female livestock.
Also, prepare for a run on REFRESHING LAGER BEER (more likely ale in my case, actually).
I'll be in London, Wyboston Lakes (near St. Neots on the Beds/Cambs border) and possibly points north and west.
So prepare to lock up your daughters, wives, girlfirends, mums, grans, and female livestock.
Also, prepare for a run on REFRESHING LAGER BEER (more likely ale in my case, actually).
Laughing Boy
PRSnorkler
He was ace in Dad's Army.
pmc100
Faux Guitarist
Just because we're meeting in a foreign CHURCH OF BAPHOMET whilst ours gets some new pits dug doesn't mean everyone can turn into lazy wankers cop0
I wonder what Motorik is up to? Probably wondering the streets of Ashford in a frock coat trying to strike up conversation with strangers on the merits of the films of Robin Asquith
I wonder what Motorik is up to? Probably wondering the streets of Ashford in a frock coat trying to strike up conversation with strangers on the merits of the films of Robin Asquith
Phlat Phive
First Position Strummer
Just because we're meeting in a foreign CHURCH OF BAPHOMET whilst ours gets some new pits dug doesn't mean everyone can turn into lazy wankers cop0
I wonder what Motorik is up to? Probably wondering the streets of Ashford in a frock coat trying to strike up conversation with strangers on the merits of the films of Robin Asquith
"turn into"...?
goodusername
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I wonder what Motorik is up to? Probably wondering the streets of Ashford in a frock coat trying to strike up conversation with strangers on the merits of the films of Robin Asquith
There's a new American college opened in Canterbury. He's probably busy shitting into jiffy bags.
Phlat Phive
First Position Strummer
I'll be working a few hours on Saturday and Sunday
Good show! Nice to see you going the extra mile, because the global economy isn't going to continue to get ruined by itself.
Good show! Nice to see you going the extra mile, because the global economy isn't going to continue to get ruined by itself.
I am very dedicated to that cause.
SnarkAttack
Canadian
Speaking of wankers, BBC America sent a bunch of t-shirts to our office last year for our employees to proudly wear.
They were black shirts that merely said "WANKER" on the front in white, with a small BBC America logo on the back.
Thank you, BBC for the lulls experienced when I explained to my clueless co-workers exactly what wanker meant.
They were black shirts that merely said "WANKER" on the front in white, with a small BBC America logo on the back.
Thank you, BBC for the lulls experienced when I explained to my clueless co-workers exactly what wanker meant.
the_huge
Theoretically Chaotic
I have a cunning plan...
... but it's a bit to late for this year, unfortunately.
Whilst driving back from the supermarket the other day, and observing the onset of mass Christmas decorations, I was struck with the idea for a product that I reckon would fly off selected shelves: Flashing Christmas decorations to put outside ones house. You know the kind of stuff: LED chains, Santas, elves 'n' shit. Flashing. -... .- .... .... ..- -- -... ..- --. (or perhaps even ..-. ..- -.-. -.- -.-- --- ..- .- .-.. .-..).
What do you think?
... but it's a bit to late for this year, unfortunately.
Whilst driving back from the supermarket the other day, and observing the onset of mass Christmas decorations, I was struck with the idea for a product that I reckon would fly off selected shelves: Flashing Christmas decorations to put outside ones house. You know the kind of stuff: LED chains, Santas, elves 'n' shit. Flashing. -... .- .... .... ..- -- -... ..- --. (or perhaps even ..-. ..- -.-. -.- -.-- --- ..- .- .-.. .-..).
What do you think?
Being of the "bah, humbug" school, I won't participate, but expect you are on to something there.
SnarkAttack
Canadian
You could always make one say -- . .-. .-. -.-- / -..- -- .- ... or .... .- .--. .--. -.-- / .... --- .-.. .. -.. .- -.-- ... to REALLY get the Fundies undies in a twist.
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