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I like it:d

bugger! I'd have them but i'm to far away. I'm a leather upholsterer and i'm planning on doing some retrimming, just need a seat to practise on:rolleyes:

4639 come on!

I never been but i'm sure i'll find. I'm up for meeting anywhere but i cant make it this month, baby stuff and all that:)

I've been told today that i need the wireless adaptor for the xbox and i will also need a wireless router to plug into my modem. Is this right, i dont wanna buy a load of gear which i dont need:d

I've just got an 360 for crimbo and i'm dyeing to get on line. Unfortunately i'm to thick to sort it out. My PC is running from a modem i think! its up stairs but my xbox is going down stairs. what do i need to get hooked up and whats it gonna cost?

How much you looking for gear of war mate?

It just has 3 fold marks through the middle of it. Its common sense that if somethings in a hard envelope, you just dont fold it. That's royal mail for you:rolleyes:

Received mine today and it had been folded in half by the post man. My blood is still boiling. Superb calender this year rosie thanks for all the hard work;)

Until recently, we’ve looked at life in a pretty conservative way. Wildlife films on TV help to reinforce the notion that we – and our fellow-creatures – live within a fairly narrow range of temperatures and environments, and that, deep down, we all bear a strong family resemblance. But this complacency has all changed. In just the past three or four years, biologists have discovered that life on Earth can exist in the most extreme places, and in the most bizarre forms. Microbes have been found down boreholes two kilometres deep. They live inside rocks scattered across the freezing wastes of Antarctica. White crabs and giant tubeworms inhabit scalding deep-sea vents that never see the rays of the Sun. These forms of life may look more akin to ‘green slime’ than to our usual idea of life on Earth. But they are still alive. When life gets started, and wherever, it seems determined to hang on … for dear life! So if life got started on our planet – and it did so pretty quickly – then why not on some of our neighbour-worlds in the Solar System? I believe in all forms of life existing on other planets, i dont know if its me just wanting to believe but i think its impossible for there not be.

There's one here:) I allready have to much tackle. Out of interest though, what else do you have, tackle wise?

Good stuff, i have a load of junk for sale. DVD home cinema kit, VCR and 2 televisions:innocent:

I'll not be coming to this guys and gals. I'm so so skint at the moment. I'm out everyweekend from now untill after christmas. Mates birthdays, works party, watching boxing, and not to mention the presents i have to buy. I know its only a meal but i truely am skint:(

Bloody hell get your knifes and forks out. You can eat your dinner off that:D

He has to top stuff mate. He uses them to speak on aswell. You can hear the fuzz as he's trying to pick his buddy's up. Rubber duck and all that bollocks. We live in a semi detached house and our chimney is built into theres. We have 1 Ariel and he has 6 and i dont mean small tv aerials, they are the massive telescopic ones.

That's right Michael:d Thing is i dont want the guy to go to prison or anything. Just want to get one over on him. I think he watches when i go to bed on his camera and then he puts his scanners on at about 11.30pm. Me and the missus have to sleep with ear plugs in. How bad is that!

I'm having some problems with my neighbour. We fell out a month ago because i was having a new roof and he didnt like and got jealous:rolleyes:. He's in his 50's and lives with another man and are both abit odd but usually nice. Now this neighbour is very clued up on all the latest gadgets and has nothing better to do except make a load of noise at night when i'm in bed with his dodgy phone scanners. He can cover upto a 4 mile radius with his scanners, He listens to peoples phone conversations:blink: and i can hear every word at night. The other night he was listening to a little girl singing to her dad over the phone, now thats just not right. He has 10 cameras on his house covering all areas of front and back and has a big monitor in his front room. I went round once for a brew and noticed one of the cameras is pointed directly onto my back living room window but not intentionally (i think) I've put up with his noise and invasion of privacy for 8 years now and said nothing. If i go round and complain i'll just end up knocking him out as he an arrogant ba$tard anyway. I'm just thinking of telling the police about his scanners but i'm not sure if this is a serious offence. What the hell should i do:rolleyes:

Paid via paypal;) eventually:D

That's abit shitty, Last time i went to Mani i was only there for 3 hours and i had to pay £14 for parking, I nearly left the car there:D

Sorry repost again:rolleyes:

Oooh i cant wait for this, Looks very bloody to.

Its bad when Norton antivirus blocks an attack on your computer. It asks you would you like to see where the attack came from. Then it shows you on a map, some twat in China from some tel com company. It just really pi$$es me off:rolleyes:

If i had the power to send them the worst virus possible they'd be fcuked now. There's nothing worse than sitting at your computer reading an email from someone trying to screw you for what you've got or to just make life hard as hell. Its so frustrating:badmood:

God theres some dodgy feckers out there. I keep getting emails from ebay saying that my acount has been closed due to shill bidding. Telling me to click on the link to resolve the problem. I ignore the link and check with ebay and everything is fine. I guess someone wants me to have a virus:rolleyes: The worst part is that the email is exactly the same as ebays, with the ebay logo, the lot.

what do you call a man with a spade in his head?