Zeity, they were having a discussion in General (specifically) over the weekend about LEDs without you. You need to go over and set them straight. I think they were needing bled or something but that's just my non-expert opinion.
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Yes, I did notice & decided not to go there.Originally posted by Bunk View PostZeity, they were having a discussion in General (specifically) over the weekend about LEDs without you. You need to go over and set them straight. I think they were needing bled or something but that's just my non-expert opinion.
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You're not sick of LED's are you? How could this happen?Originally posted by zeitghost View PostYes, I did notice & decided not to go there.
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I've just found last year's creation on the web.
Apparently it was all about yellow fever.
Well I never did.

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Morning all, another exciting monday in the metropolis.
Enlivened only by the sight of two white van men arguing over whose fault it was that on drove into the other
"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Today I shall mostly be reorganising my company files, clearing up my hard drive and browsing the web, since client co still have not furnished me with a laptop.
I may go and sit in the court yard to do it, since it is nice sunny and quiet."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Morning All
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Trying to motivate myself into doing some myco admin and sorting out a version of my CV to be sent for translation.Comment
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Morning norrahe
Is it time to go home yet? I miss the weekend...
Still, at least you didn't put lightener in your hair yesterday and awoke this morning looking like a German Pr0nstar. The office was most amused...!
If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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Just found a blog about this year's thingies.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostI've just found last year's creation on the web.
Apparently it was all about yellow fever.
Well I never did.


They're not about yellow fever though.Comment
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