Originally posted by bogeyman
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Depends on: -Originally posted by ChurchillI like you! Do you need a dog?
a) are you housetrained?
b) how much do you cost to feed per week?
c) can you sell insurance?
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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Originally posted by bogeymanDepends on: -
a) are you housetrained?
b) how much do you cost to feed per week?
c) can you sell insurance?
a - Ohhhh Yessssss (Barring the occasional "accident" when I'm not well)
b - Two Jehovah's Witnesses a month and the odd giant lizard as a treat should see me right!
c - See answer "a"Comment
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Ok.Originally posted by Churchilla - Ohhhh Yessssss (Barring the occasional "accident" when I'm not well)
b - Two Jehovah's Witnesses a month and the odd giant lizard as a treat should see me right!
c - See answer "a"
The Jobs your's then - just don't try and feck the cat - he's bigger than you.
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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Originally posted by bogeymanOk.
The Jobs your's then - just don't try and feck the cat - he's bigger than you.
You might want to have him "seen to", you know, just to prevent any little mishaps
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Sure EO!Originally posted by EternalOptimistbogeman
do you need a tramp as well ?
Do you mind living in the woodshed and chopping the odd log or two?
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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No worries!Originally posted by DaveBYou might want to have him "seen to", you know, just to prevent any little mishaps
"When he tries to feck the cat - the cat will see to that"
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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Erm, whats to stop you running Windows XP under an emulator, or simply using a Linux machine, or even your bloody mobile phone, to download 'protected content'...
Seems daft to have gone to so much trouble.... how many motherboard manufacturers target the 'overclocking' market...? how long to bypass any security offered by 'Vista'?
I already use VideoLAN... and Azureous... but I make a living from MS... odd that....Vieze Oude Man
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