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[NickFitz]

[NickFitz]

Unexpected present on the garden path:

One dead weasel.

I couldn't understand what I was looking at for a while, it being fairly grey and dark here at the moment.

First time I've seen a dead weasel though.

I wouldn't even know where to get one

The only time I've ever seen a weasel, it crossed the M1 in front of me just north of Watford

[zeitghost]

When was it started? If you remember the time roughly, you can tell if a thread ID has vanished. Take the URL of a thread started around the same time and increment or decrement the number.

E.g. http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ff-thread.html will, if the number is changed to 108121, take you to http://forums.contractoruk.com/hmrc-...-requests.html - threads are identified by the ID; the forum name and thread title aren't actually used, though you get redirected to the correct version for that ID

If you get an error page saying "No thread specified" then you've either run off the end, or you've found the ID of a thread that was deleted

Around the 17th of July judging by the press reference (the Wail).

I'll have a look tomorrow.

[zeitghost]

I wouldn't even know where to get one

The only time I've ever seen a weasel, it crossed the M1 in front of me just north of Watford

I remember seeing one very early one summer morn about 20 years ago.

It was at the bottom of next door's garden chasing sommat.

I can let you have a dead one if you like.

[zeitghost]

On this evening's visit to the ZeitParents, ZeitPater thought he'd been moved to a different room; in fact it's the same one he's been in for a year.

ZeitMater managed to enquire how her mother, my ZeitGrandmother, was.

ZeitGrandMother popped her clogs in 1967, which seemed to be news to ZeitMater.

Ho fecking hum.



Night all.

[Alias]

[NickFitz]

Morning denizens

Another start.

[DaveB]

On this evening's visit to the ZeitParents, ZeitPater thought he'd been moved to a different room; in fact it's the same one he's been in for a year.

ZeitMater managed to enquire how her mother, my ZeitGrandmother, was.

ZeitGrandMother popped her clogs in 1967, which seemed to be news to ZeitMater.

Ho fecking hum.



Night all.

GMIL thinks she's only in the care home until she can walk properly again, then she's going home to her mum's. She gets worried her mum doesnt know where she is. GMIL is 94, mum popped her clogs some time in the late '50's.

Thats when she doesnt think she's at the clothing factory she worked in as a girl, and grumbling she hasn't had her pay packet this week.

Ho, as you say, Hum.

[Alias]

Quite a drizzly day so far

[Alias]

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