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Caesard

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  1. The sage has spoken. All hail King Chris
  2. They always try to sucker you into seeing how much they can get away with the first quote. Just like a woman. It is called "lets try our luck and see if we catch a sucker."
  3. Best advice? Sell the NA and buy a TT. Then sit back with a huge permanent grin on your face. Spend £200 on your car? Get £4000 worth of results. 'Nuff said.
  4. It is just that they have a reputation for trying to kill freedom of speech and press on forums, as LBM stated (more like implied)
  5. Caesard

    manual or auto

    Use the search button. (Got here first guys)
  6. Congrats to all the guys whose impressive machines are now making me trade in the missus for a Single Turbo supra.
  7. Caesard

    Speeding fine

    Don't own up unless they have a credible picture of your face. After all, a police chief got let off for speeding because he said it wasn't him, although it was him.
  8. What about lots of little stuff like bride seat rails, that are hard to come by cheaply here? That can fit in a medium sized box or so?
  9. All those meeting up at South Mimms Services add name to list below: 01. Lui 02. JamieP 03. Dean (tooquicktostop) 04. Tkddav3 05. Abz 06. Mitchell9006 07. Monkpower 08. Justin Bieber 09. letmeshowyou 10. markssupra 11. Jcbtt and Chris Bailey 12. Lee S 13. TheTurtlesHead 14. mellonman 15. Gretie22 16. Fitz 17. Jamesy 18. Trd-Rob 19. Caesard 20.
  10. Mine stopped working all of a sudden, and after a few days, I pulled off the door card and discovered that one of the wires to the switch had pulled off. Simple fix pushing it back in. Hope that helps.
  11. That's a Viper. Supra indeed, pfft
  12. Hi Lewis, fancy you showing up here in my backyard. How's the proposed Sunday swap coming along?
  13. Caesard

    Hello

    Welcome dude. This is the best forum on earth.
  14. Club spirit is the best I have seen ever. I love this place
  15. How much are prizes in cash? Only thing that matters.
  16. Caesard

    Hello

    Hahaha, I bet he is a born "procrastinator"
  17. My tool box: 6 cans of beer, and a Banzai or top gear magazine for when I take a break from the hard work of drinking the beer :beer:
  18. Damn. You sir, are a genius. Worked perfectly, and after running the earlier query again, has now worked as needed. 8 pints of beer for you, and a girl of your choice. Thanks a million.
  19. Yeah, but I am trying, rather unsuccessfully to take the attribute off, but it is not going off. Rather stubborn fellow, lol. A bit like this chaps problem: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5126374/why-wont-mysql-let-me-remove-attribute-on-update-current-timestamp (the bit about it refusing to budge or go away)
  20. Wow, worked (to an extent). The column Begin_Date is updated correctly, but the Timestamp column has attribute "on update CURRENT_TIMESTAMP", and TYPE "TIMESTAMP", so it changes the entire column to 2012-05-29 17:15:48, which is the time I executed the command. How to get around that? Ideally need each row from Column "begin_date" and "timestamp" to be the same, like this Primary_id--- Begin_Date -------------Timestamp 1.------------2008-09-02--------------2008-09-02 21:48:09 2.------------2008-09-03--------------2008-09-03 15:19:01 3.------------2008-09-14--------------2008-09-14 01:23:12 4.------------2008-09-27--------------2008-09-27 19:03:59 but at the moment, what I am getting is this: Primary_id--- Begin_Date -------------Timestamp 1.------------2008-09-02--------------2012-05-29 17:15:48 2.------------2008-09-03--------------2012-05-29 17:15:48 3.------------2008-09-14--------------2012-05-29 17:15:48 4.------------2008-09-27--------------2012-05-29 17:15:48 Do I make sense? Really appreciating your help.
  21. The data is from my database. I am running rudimentary sql commands from inside phpmyadmin. Just need a way to interpret the above answers in a form that would work inside phpmyadmin.
  22. Also got this answer: "Get Database information from MySQL with PHP: $result = //result from mysql query IE. "SELECT*FROM `database`" which results in an array of information. Put that array through a "date randomizer" (in quotes because YOU make the function: $num = mysql_num_rows($result); for($i=0; $i { //run your "date randomizer" function for each date key } Update your Mysql with the new array that you got from your "date randomizer": //run your MySQL query to UPDATE each rows date and information by ID Very simple. I can't really break it down any further for you." But I can't code, so can't execute it.
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