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[BrowneIssue]

I hope I didn't upset him.

Come back, Scourer!

Unless you're beasting those nasty lusers, of course.

[zeitghost]

Grey, innit?

Very.

[voodooflux]

WychCraft....... Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Have you tried "Rye Smile" yet???

Can't recall it, but that's not to say I haven't tried it!

When I buy beer I tend to stock up on a few bottles on my faves (like WychCraft) and then choose a few individual bottles of other ales that look "interesting." The downside to this is that I never seem to recall which of the individual ones were any good

I will look out for some"Rye Smile" next time though.

[zeitghost]

That's enough Ozrics... my tolerance is not great...

[BrowneIssue]

I hope I didn't upset him.

Come back, Scourer!

Unless you're beasting those nasty lusers, of course.

<RING>
"Scourer helpline. Waddya want?"

"My computer blah blah blah."

"And?"

"Blah blah blah."

"Did you vote New Labour"

"What?"

"You heard."

"I might have. Wh <pfffzzzzzzt!> <click>"

Rinse and repeat.

[BrowneIssue]

I got the impression Scourer is in BOFH mode.

[zeitghost]

[ re Clockwork Orange and Ultraviolence ]

I started watching the film but had to stop. I have tried twice, but each time stopped when they go into the house with the old boy and the bint in the white suit. I've never had to turn a film off before.

So I've been on a quest for the book for months but every 2nd hand bookshop I have been in has been sold out - and they were all surprised "I normally have a few copies in, how strange".

Spooky, huh?

Very.

I saw the film in the cinema in Loughborough on its original release, 73 or 74 at a guess.

[BrowneIssue]

Somewhat thankfully Twitter is text based and doesn't support inline images.

(_x_)

[BrowneIssue]

El BrowneIssue

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*subject to revision in the event of newbie posts...

Trees are still happy...

Thank you, kind Giant Alien Lizard.

May all your students be warm, tasty and free of odd chewy parts.

[BrowneIssue]

Like the movement sensor that some of the hardware chaps at a former PC manufacuring ClientCo employed at the entrance to their section of the office, that triggered the original Star Trek sliding door sound.

I need one! I need one now! And I've always needed one!

That is like, So Kewl!