test please delete

[NickFitz]

...and now that I have (for what must be the first time in ages) the "most recent post" thing on the homepage for all five forums, it's probably a good time to crash

See you tomorrow*, denizens

* If the Good Lord's willing, and the creek don't rise...

[NickFitz]

Ooh, just noticed this on the homepage:

Most users ever online was 673, 22nd April 2009 at 14:34.

Nice to see everybody turned up for my birthday, even though I was shopping on Oxford Street at the time

[DS23]

Order: "Diptera"
Suborder: "Brachycera"
Infraorder: "Muscomorpha"
One of these families:

Muscidae (the house flies)
Calliphoridae (the blow-flies)
Rhinophoridae
Sarcophagidae (the flesh flies)
and possibly (though I doubt it) Tachinidae (parasitic flies).

I give up. I've had enough. I've been through hundreds of pictures of flies now and I've not had any dinner and I don't want any.

most impressive work sir brownei. you certainly know how to fly the flag for investigative analysis

[DS23]

flying in the face of popular conception of tpd

[DS23]

i think you pass the test with flying colours

[DS23]

not some fly-by-night thing. oh no!

[DS23]

you can fly into a passion there's no doubt about that.

[DS23]

most people would just fly off the handle faced with such an enormous classification task

[DS23]

still, the gargantuan amount of flies to identify was a bit of a fly in the ointment wasn't it?

[DS23]

here's a thought! bi to be the next damien hirst! - why not make a flying buttress out of the dead flies?