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Anyone else working this weekend?
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I paid £10 for a broken ZX81. I bought a Vero Board (BCP) and 50 + push switches (about £5) to make a home-made keyboard. It had about 30 connections that I soldered to the main board."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George Orwell -
In Soviet Unions they were giving 10+ years in jail for hard currency spekulantsOriginally posted by Paddy View PostI paid £10 for a broken ZX81. I bought a Vero Board (BCP) and 50 + push switches (about £5) to make a home-made keyboard. It had about 30 connections that I soldered to the main board.
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Working?
Kind of!!
Had to drive down to Truro to babysit some antenna riggers as they did some replacement work. Then make a few test calls and kerching!!
Easy money!!
Back home and drinking my first beer now!
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Are you still stuck in your bottom of the pit mobile antenna site test monkey?Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostHad to drive down to Truro to babysit some antenna riggers as they did some replacement work. Then make a few test calls and kerching!!
Here some peanuts for you to supplement your ultra-cheap Tesco Lager
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If I knew what one of those was I could answer you. I would explain some of what I do, but as you are so glacially slow on the uptake on most things, I shan't waste my time as it would go so far over your head it would leave a vapour trail.Originally posted by AtW View PostAre you still stuck in your bottom of the pit mobile antenna site test monkey?
Keep your peanuts. You might need them as a deposit on your next bedsit. I'll stick to my luvverly Banana Bread Beer!Originally posted by AtW View Post
Here some peanuts for you to supplement your ultra-cheap Tesco Lager
Mmmmmmmm.....shlurp!!
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I can see clearly now (not that I needed this confirmation) that your schooling was very poor - had you been through Soviet school you'd know how to give very good asnwer about things you've never heard ofOriginally posted by shaunbhoy View PostIf I knew what one of those was I could answer you.
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That is because, when you go through Soviet schooling, there are so many more things that you've never heard of.Originally posted by AtW View PostI can see clearly now (not that I needed this confirmation) that your schooling was very poor - had you been through Soviet school you'd know how to give very good asnwer about things you've never heard of
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Exactamundo.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostThat is because, when you go through Soviet schooling, there are so many more things that you've never heard of.
Queues was one thing I won't have to hear or see ever again when I escaped to UK from the Soviet Russia
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We still have queues here AtW. People get very particular about adherence to protocol. I hope you have not been flouting convention in this area??Originally posted by AtW View Post
Queues was one thing I won't have to hear or see ever again when I escaped to UK from the Soviet Russia
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Queueing to get into a bus was sure a novelty for me - at first I thought: BINGO those old ladies got no chance to get into the bus first before me!Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostWe still have queues here AtW. People get very particular about adherence to protocol. I hope you have not been flouting convention in this area??
it's not like you are queing to swap your bread stamps for actual bread
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