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Well, yes an outside this site link. So if someone puts up www.bbc.co.uk. it won`t divert this site to the BBC
Here is a question, why is it when one clicks on a link on this forum, it diverts the page to the link, rather then opening a new page up?
Hey mate, nothing wierd so far, except that odd looking HighWayMan. I doubt there is much you can do with that.
hiya kenworthy, here we just upgraded to 3.0.5, please lemme know if anything looks weird :-0
Don't think so, my set up is so heavily passworded the idiots where I live have no chance of free broadband from me;)
New telephone socket in my office for my broadband. Now getting 6 mb so I'm well happy, was only getting 750kb when running wireless!!
hiya Stoffus, I can see you are warming to the Ajax chat, have you seen any other chat boxes before?
Good Morning all I have stolen a few minutes before I am dragged off shopping its quite a nervous time for me.
you seem very industrious!! I just about made it off the sofa yesterday....and that was only to get a cup of tea...
Dinner finished, dishes in the dish washer, and top button undone cos I've eaten too much!!:(
Sorry I missed the get together, I had to prepare dinner, we've got the daughter and son in law coming so I had to do extra. Everything is on the cooker now so I'm having a breather!!
we had bonfire night all over again over here Guinness! I think my neighbour's dogs could not BELEIVE IT
hold up! mushrooms on toast'll do me Stoffus! a huge mug of coffee and mushrooms on toast!! what more could a man ask for? I ask you?
I have a sudden urge for a fry up, I'm off. Great site by the way!. Happy New year to you all.
She is into the period stuff, not my scene, I like a bit of action and gadgets, but no space!.
hehe I did used to have all the sky movies channels, loved em, even though they seemed to repeat over and over but haven't signed up to them in a year now ooooooo I miss my movies!!!
Ahar, it works, can I brak it? Hi to Stoffus and Slabber, your the only two online at the Mo. Festive greetings
Hello its quite a new feature and if you drop by onn the 1st or 3rd jan at 10:00 I think Falkor is throwing a bit of a party.
my cousin was an avid fan of that Tesco delivery but then her computer had a melt down and she lost her "master order list" 
so she gave up
so she gave uptime for a LARGE coffee latte with all this talk of biscuits, heeey TESCO? is it a delivery RT? 
Hey Race Track, what did you have for breakfast? I'm putting some chocolate spread on muffins. Legendary combination.
Xmas? What's that? I will be either working (volunteered as no kids) or drinking in between the eating done at parents' house.
heye RT - you found this holy place!! what are you watching on TV at Xmas? figured it out yet?
yeah it did but they always manage to retrieve some old backyears editions, I love em actually, there was a 1968 TOTP put out last week, Spaced? Yeah I gotta catch that, what else?
I thought TOTP got cancelled? I think I will be watching a few DVDs myself, the more comedy the better. Spaced is fun, I've just discovered that. Simon Pegg certainly does some funny stuff, I have to say.
I know, when you start actaully thinking about how they would do that it just creates a whole logistics nightmare of it's own, hey let's think about something more cheerful, what';s ON TV at Xmas? The Great Escape? TOTP 2006?
Sounds like a good idea, surely it's not to late? Although I suppose it is, they would have to close the M25 for a number of years while they built. That would create a few nightmares to be sure!
no we're lucky on that score but I did hear that about 15 years ago one of the construction firms tentatavely suggested that they would be up for the job of placing a second deck
Get rich and buy a helicopter instead? Although that wouldn't work in the Heathrow area I suppose. Maybe we should build an underground tunnel. That could be rather interesting. No earthquakes to worry about really.
yeah - I always plan to zonk down it at midnight, real quiet then but sometimes you just have to chance it at 8am, what's the answer?
I hear the government are considering putting traffic lights on it! That could be fun eh? Pretty packed at 8 in the morning I know that much.
nah - couldn't get the thing going for love or money, here what's the situation with the M25 nowadays?
well a blowtorch does help and building a fire with any brickenbrack that you find lieing about, remains of old broken down treehouses anything woody or twiggy that can burn then delicately hold said dismantled carb
That sounds unfortunate Falkor. How do you remedy a frozen carburretor these days?
hahah here I had a major problem with my mum's lawnmower last week, the left/h carburretor froze as I was doing the slope, can you beleieve it?
I takes a while I'll have you know! Those mountains are bigger than they seem once you get closer to them.
yeah I could go into that but by the end of it I don't think you would appreciate the moral of the story
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