Originally posted by NickFitz
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There's nobody else here (well, I think there's one chap round the corner), I have no work to do that can't be disposed of in a few minutes tomorrow or even next week, and nobody cares if I actually stay here making up the time.
So I could leave and have dinner in the pub, or I could stay and carry on reading interesting stuff on the intranet.Comment
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If I leave for the pub I will start drinking rather early (for me), thereby potentially jeopardising my early start tomorrow. On the other hand, nobody cares what time I get in tomorrow.
If I stay here I will be too late to eat a proper meal in the pub and will end up having a sandwich or something, then being so hungry that I buy garbage from a takeaway on the way back to the hotel.Comment
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Here you go.Originally posted by zeitghostI have two (yes two) 300baud acoustic modems somewhere.
What I don't have is a phone that fits the cups.
That's your Xmas present sorted out
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Interesting that people refer to being on the horns of a dilemma, when "dilemma" is from the Greek meaning "two horns"... so it's a bit like PIN number, or ATM machine...Originally posted by zeitghostThat sounds almost as painful as being on the horns of a dilema...
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A bargain rate of 75.8% APR for aliensOriginally posted by zeitghostWho is that masked man?
It's the Lone Arranger.
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I could take my camera up to the next floor... they have a very good view over Covent Garden towards Wesminster... put it on the tripod and take a long exposure shot, just for experimental purposes...
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