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  • Troll
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    Originally posted by zeitghost
    Why Sky chose 29E for the digital service is beyond me... as you scan along the Clark belt, 29E is much lower in signal level that stuff that's further west (more atmosphere to get through at a guess).
    You have now gone off the geekiness scale

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  • The Master
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    Originally posted by wendigo100
    This weather seems to be feckin' up my Sky reception. Or is it something more sinister?
    Shhhh... that's the frequency I'm going to use to broadcast the signal from my orbital mind control satellites.

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  • shoes
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    Originally posted by churkus
    just stopped pi55ing down here, good job I have a roof over my head or id be soaked alright, what do tramps/homeless people do when the weather gets bad?
    They shrug their shoulders and think to themselves 'well it's this or working in IT to afford a mortgage', and then they smile at the wisdom of their choice.

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  • hyperD
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    Originally posted by churkus
    what do tramps/homeless people do when the weather gets bad?
    Get a free wash.

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  • churkus
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    just stopped pi55ing down here, good job I have a roof over my head or id be soaked alright, what do tramps/homeless people do when the weather gets bad?

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  • woo
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    I got absolutely pissed on yesterday.
    Last edited by woo; 16 May 2008, 18:24.

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  • AlfredJPruffock
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    If the Rain comes
    They run and hide their heads
    They might as well be dead
    When the Rain comes

    When the Sun shines
    They sip their lemonades
    And slip in to the shades
    When the Sun Shines

    I can show you
    That when in Rains and Shines
    Its all a state of Mind
    I can show you ...

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by Kyajae
    going for a walk brings a bit of thinking time.
    What are you thinking about - next tosh topic to post on here?

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  • Kyajae
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    Originally posted by milanbenes
    how many times a day do you walk your dogs ?

    is this a Lestoh thang ?

    Milan.
    They get a walk twice a day, morning and evening seven days a week. Labradors need the excercise or they get bored easily and reduce the house to a pile of smouldering ash. It's good excercise for me too and going for a walk brings a bit of thinking time.

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by wendigo100

    And feckin' wall-to-wall Tony Feckin Blair. I'm just glad he hasn't died instead.
    Tease!!

    Lets hope once Tony has left and has no power over the press they start telling the truth. That he's a murdering, lying, scumbag.

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  • milanbenes
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    how many times a day do you walk your dogs ?

    is this a Lestoh thang ?

    Milan.

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  • wendigo100
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    This weather seems to be feckin' up my Sky reception. Or is it something more sinister?

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  • AtW
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    Raining here too - think I will buy an umbrella today.

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  • wendigo100
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    Originally posted by Kyajae
    P1ssing it down in Leicester. Came back from walking the dogs soaked. Dogs honk so they're holed up in the conservatory. And all the papers have to cover is missing girl in portugal and Tony Blair's legacy as if we haven't heard enough of it already.

    Grim for a sunday.
    I couldn't agree more. Soaked yesterday morning queuing up for play-off tickets, soaked yesterday lunchtime at Dagnall village fete, and soaked for a third time dumping a load of rubbish up the tip. Then soaked again this morning out for a run.

    And feckin' wall-to-wall Tony Feckin Blair. I'm just glad he hasn't died instead.

    Still, I'm watching the footy on tele now. Cracking game at Wolves.

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  • Kyajae
    started a topic Weather

    Weather

    P1ssing it down in Leicester. Came back from walking the dogs soaked. Dogs honk so they're holed up in the conservatory. And all the papers have to cover is missing girl in portugal and Tony Blair's legacy as if we haven't heard enough of it already.

    Grim for a sunday.

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