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rich (22:46 1/9/2006)
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ninj (17:34 4/9/2006)
tribbles (20:04 4/9/2006)
andrew (14:17 10/9/2006)
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rich (09:07 7/9/2006)
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andypoole (23:12 1/9/2006)
ilcook (23:17 1/9/2006)
Matthew (23:23 1/9/2006)
VincceH (23:36 1/9/2006)
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #79652, posted by rich at 22:46, 1/9/2006 |
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It's my birthday today.
I just bought a house, I move in tomorrow.
I started a new job this week.
All of the above is true.
Fucking beat that lot, losers!
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OK, so to bring balance to the force:
The house purchase nearly fell through several times this week, leaving me a gibbering wreck for most of it.
I've got (literally) bloody great gashes on both hands where I tripped over running for the bus so I could get to the lawyers to salvage the house buyage.
I did this right in front of my new job's offices.
I'm several grand lighter in the bank balance.
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Rich.
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Phil Mellor |
Message #79654, posted by monkeyson2 at 23:01, 1/9/2006, in reply to message #79652 |
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
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Andrew Poole |
Message #79655, posted by andypoole at 23:12, 1/9/2006, in reply to message #79652 |
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Happy Birthday, Mr Goodwin, Sir. |
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Ian Cook |
Message #79656, posted by ilcook at 23:17, 1/9/2006, in reply to message #79652 |
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It's my birthday today.
I just bought a house, I move in tomorrow.
I started a new job this week.
All of the above is true.
f***ing beat that lot, losers!
</bandwagon>
OK, so to bring balance to the force:
The house purchase nearly fell through several times this week, leaving me a gibbering wreck for most of it.
I've got (literally) bloody great gashes on both hands where I tripped over running for the bus so I could get to the lawyers to salvage the house buyage.
I did this right in front of my new job's offices.
I'm several grand lighter in the bank balance. I'm surprised this forum hasn't made you a gibbering wreck yet. 
Anyway happy birthday. 
[Edited by ilcook at 23:18, 1/9/2006] |
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Matthew Somerville |
Message #79658, posted by Matthew at 23:23, 1/9/2006, in reply to message #79652 |
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Happy birthday 
I'm in London for the weekend, sadly (don't like London much), but the conference I'm attending will hopefully be fun. |
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VinceH |
Message #79660, posted by VincceH at 23:36, 1/9/2006, in reply to message #79652 |
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It's my birthday today. happy birthday...
OK, so to bring balance to the force: I can do that, too.
I cut my hair earlier this evening. Yes, I cut my own hair. It's cheap.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find the mirror I usually prop up behind me so I can see the back of my head in the other mirror. So I've made a bit of a balls up of it.
It's not a major disaster, but it's quite plainly a balls up.
Ho hum. |
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #79661, posted by rich at 23:38, 1/9/2006, in reply to message #79654 |
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Well, the laptop hinge might be superglue-able, but the damage to my right hand feels like my sex life will never be the same again...
Oh, you mean pics of the house? That'll have to wait until tomorrow.
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Rich.
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Andrew Duffell |
Message #79668, posted by ad at 12:32, 2/9/2006, in reply to message #79661 |
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John Hoare |
Message #79732, posted by moss at 00:36, 4/9/2006, in reply to message #79652 |
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bloody great gash  |
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ninjah |
Message #79791, posted by ninj at 17:34, 4/9/2006, in reply to message #79661 |
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Well, the laptop hinge might be superglue-able
Ah, my friend has exactly the same case design. Yes, the hinge has gone pop. Four times.
I'd avoid supergluing it, in case you have to send the machine back for a different reason. Mind you, the last time it came back, they'd stuck part of the hinge cover on with double-sided sticky tape after the clips holding it in had snapped off. It fell off after two days. So you can probably get away with what is clearly a hack, since their own engineers do the same thing, except with even less suitable materials. |
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Jason Tribbeck |
Message #79797, posted by tribbles at 20:04, 4/9/2006, in reply to message #79791 |
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I'd think about epoxy resin instead of superglue - it's normally much stronger. |
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #79896, posted by rich at 09:07, 7/9/2006, in reply to message #79654 |
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Here's the view from my bedroom window this morning...
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Rich.
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Richard Goodwin |
Message #79956, posted by rich at 13:04, 8/9/2006, in reply to message #79896 |
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http://www.houseofmabel.com/photographs/new_house/index.html
More to come - some *of* the house, not just *from* the house.
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Cheers,
Rich.
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Phil Mellor |
Message #79995, posted by monkeyson2 at 21:06, 9/9/2006, in reply to message #79956 |
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This is rather fab. |
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John Hoare |
Message #80007, posted by moss at 07:25, 10/9/2006, in reply to message #79995 |
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This is rather fab. Ah, Green's Windmill! I used to go there when I lived in Nottingham and I was a kid. Great fun - loads of sciency play stuff there, and you get to see how a windmill works too. And a brilliant adventure playground... |
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VinceH |
Message #80014, posted by VincceH at 11:41, 10/9/2006, in reply to message #80007 |
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This is rather fab. Ah, Green's Windmill! I used to go there when I lived in Nottingham and I was a kid. Great fun - loads of sciency play stuff there, and you get to see how a windmill works too. And a brilliant adventure playground...
I wanna be strapped to a windmill fin and go round a couple of times. That'd be so cool. |
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Sion |
Message #80024, posted by blasts of the xtre at 14:05, 10/9/2006, in reply to message #80014 |
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Woooo... 3 posts until 100! |
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Andrew |
Message #80025, posted by andrew at 14:17, 10/9/2006, in reply to message #79661 |
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Well, the laptop hinge might be superglue-able, but the damage to my right hand feels like my sex life will never be the same again...
Oh dear. I'll see if I can get a good(win's) woman sent your way
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Sion |
Message #80029, posted by blasts of the xtre at 16:00, 10/9/2006, in reply to message #80025 |
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