test please delete

[NickFitz]

Really?

I haven't used it since 1993.

I remember being given a row coz I was using Zorland C to do some development rather than the embedded FORTH, since I could print out & capture results into a file.

I haven't had occasion to use it since around then either

I might still have the 68000 asm source of my Atari ST implementation of it on a 3½" disk somewhere

[SueEllen]

Amazon are doing a for today only £10 off if you spend £50 but only on Amazon stuff.

Problem is I don't want anything.

[NickFitz]

Amazon are doing a for today only £10 off if you spend £50 but only on Amazon stuff.

Problem is I don't want anything.

I've never let that stop me. I'm off to rummage through my wish list

[NickFitz]

To the cob shop for lunch. The other day I could pick up my wifi in there, today I couldn't. I conjecture that the very damp atmosphere that day was more conducive to the transmission of 5GHz waves than the dry, sunny (but cold) weather today.

[SueEllen]

I've never let that stop me. I'm off to rummage through my wish list

Don't have a wish list.

[NickFitz]

Don't have a wish list.

I find it invaluable - I've conditioned myself to click "Add to List" instead of "Add to Basket" whenever I hear that inner voice saying "Do you really need this"; certain things I might otherwise have bought have sat on there for years. Every now and then I skim through it and treat myself

I've also got a public one, to which I move things I want others to get me for Christmas.

[barrydidit]

I note the door to trap 3 of clientco's traps has been ripped from it's hinges. Presumably someone endured a pretty torrid time there.

[eek]

Amazon are doing a for today only £10 off if you spend £50 but only on Amazon stuff.

Problem is I don't want anything.

+1 nothing I want where the £10 saving justifies buying it now...

[zeitghost]

Ain't this your neck of the woods, Nick?

Great Central Railway, Leicester

[NickFitz]

Moved the old fridge freezer from the spot it's occupied since before I moved here. The disturbing thing wasn't the presence of mouse droppings beneath, but that I was pleasantly surprised to see there were comparatively few of them