Tea? (Part 2)

[hopless500]

See classic.............i'm not the only one who thought it was a curse Star wars reference.

And can anyone explain why people were talking about pink bunnies?I'm not ready to go through 23 pages

Absolutely no idea

 

[classic33]

See classic.............i'm not the only one who thought it was a curse Star wars reference.

And can anyone explain why people were talking about pink bunnies?I'm not ready to go through 23 pages

See hopless500 new avatar! Post above this one.

 

[Nihal]

Absolutely no idea

Ah.....sorry

 

[Frood42]

Nice one Frood

I'm a bit confused by this Star Wars thing. By the way did I say that I hate Star Wars, Star Trek and everything SciFi.....including Isaac Aditoff (or whatever he was called)

but, but, but, then you would miss out on awesome shows like FireFly

Don't get me started, we might send @Hill Wimp to sleep again...

 

[welsh dragon]

but, but, but, then you would miss out on awesome shows like FireFly



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Don't get me started, we might send @Hill Wimp to sleep again...

I loved firefly.

 

[welsh dragon]

Can you list sh!tstirrer on jobs you've been paid to do?

What do you mean can you list sh55tstirer as a job that you had HAD.. that's what you do now.

 

[welsh dragon]

He may have done, but are you thinking of this person?
http://www.asimovonline.com/asimov_home_page.html

I loved Issac asimov. I got all his books on my sony ereader.

 

[Frood42]

Can you list sh!tstirrer on jobs you've been paid to do?

Paid, no... it's done for free when I wind my mother up.

I am more of a "techy" person.
I worked on the back of a potato harvester one season with my mother down at the local Wrentham Vegetables plant, that was quite hard work (well for me it was).

We had to stand on the back of the machine (no seats) and pick out all the stones the mesh belts had not sifted out, it was an absolute pain when it was wet and we got huge clods of soil/earth come up on the conveyor. It was all women my mothers age or older as well... It wasn't too bad, but the conversation was not really my sort of thing...

It was much better than doing it by hand though, I remember as a young child my mother being out on the fields hand picking potatoes and asparagus... (they still hand cut asparagus as well, although she has stopped doing that now).

 

[rbreid]

45mins to get to Inverurie(Tail wind) 1hr15mins to get back to Insch(yeah you guessed it headwind) but then it's always been easier to get into H**l than Paradise.
All this prior talk of fudge today has taken it's toll....I'm off round to the shop. So rest easy WD you can keep your paltry little bit Mahoosive tub about to be bought

 

[Frood42]

I loved Issac asimov. I got all his books on my sony ereader.

Books, oooh, loads, mainly Fantasy, and some SciFi

Douglas Adams wrote some good books
Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy and Dirk Gently being the main ones I read

Then of course, the Lord of the Rings and associated books... by JRR Tolkien and family

Not forgetting David Eddings and Leigh Eddings (Belgarath the Sorcerer) when I was younger
And of course, Enid Blyton with the Famous Five, the Secret Seven and the Magic Faraway Tree

 

[welsh dragon]

Books, oooh, loads, mainly Fantasy, and some SciFi

Douglas Adams wrote some good books
Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy and Dirk Gently being the main ones I read
Then of course, the Lord of the Rings and associated books... by JRR Tolkien and family
Not forgetting David Eddings and Leigh Eddings (Belgarath the Sorcerer) when I was younger
And of course, Enid Blyton with the Famous Five, the Secret Seven and the Magic Faraway Tree

Omg lord of the rings. Enid blyton

 

[phil_hg_uk]

Just a quick warning, please make sure you backup any important information on your pc and if you receive any emails you are not expecting particularly saying you haven't paid a bill DO NOT OPEN IT.

There is a new RansomWare program doing the rounds called CryptoLocker, the program encrypts all your documents that stores the encryption key on a remote server and demands $300 to decrypt them if you don't pay within a certain time period it will then delete the key making your files unreadable permanently. There is no way to decrypt the files without paying, however if you do pay you may just get scammed and not receive an decryption key so be careful what emails you are opening and what websites you are going on.

Also this program will affect any other drives it finds attached to the PC i.e. USB Drives, NAS Drives, Cloud Drive Shares & Network Shares.

 

[Frood42]

I have also gotten as far as Book Ten (out of 14) of the The Wheel of Time series, it has been a bit of slog in parts, but not too bad.
I really need to get back to it, but I mainly used to read on the Underground, and of course as I cycle into work now I have not read as much as I would have liked.

 

[welsh dragon]

e="Frood42, post: 2765043, member: 29463"]I have also gotten as far as Book Ten (out of 14) of the The Wheel of Time series, it has been a bit of slog in parts, but not too bad.
I really need to get back to it, but I mainly used to read on the Underground, and of course as I cycle into work now I have not read as much as I would have liked.[/quote]
Havnt heard of those. Will have a look online.

 

[rbreid]

News Flash!!!!! Mackies Indulgent series Ice creams any two for the price of one here in paradise. Eat your hearts out folks cos I'm taking my lead from WD....strictly no sharing