Originally posted by lilelvis2000
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The kind Steve Austin had? As I recall those cost quite a bit.
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Originally posted by richard-afBionic limbs: they're here, sort of, saw it on Richard & Judy last week. Judy: now there's a lady who CAN remember the wheel arriving.
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Originally posted by ArdescoI'm not that old!!!
That being said I can't really think of an amazing technical development i'm that fussed about...
They had better have sorted out bionic limbs and body parts by the time i'm 70 though, I fully expect to be swapping my crusty old limbs and body parts for nice shiney sculpted bionic ones that perform better than the originals and have all the ladies gasping in excitement as I jog past!!!
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Originally posted by richard-afAs a very, very old person, what do you think the most amazing technological development has been in your lifetime? My guess: the wheel!
That being said I can't really think of an amazing technical development i'm that fussed about...
They had better have sorted out bionic limbs and body parts by the time i'm 70 though, I fully expect to be swapping my crusty old limbs and body parts for nice shiney sculpted bionic ones that perform better than the originals and have all the ladies gasping in excitement as I jog past!!!
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Originally posted by ArdescoI can do that with mine, amazing what a bit of software and an IR port can do nowdays
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Originally posted by richard-afReally? Are you sure you haven't been trying to change the channel on the telly with it?
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Originally posted by zeitghostI could survive quite happily without one now...
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Originally posted by zeitghostYup...
Them were the days, colour telly and video cassette recorders were high tech...
The 8080 was new...
Ah.
Dear dead days beyond recall.
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Originally posted by zeitghostQuite.
30 years is a looooong time... I can remember the discussion in work about it...
"Discussion in work"? You ARE a dinosaur!
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Originally posted by zeitghostIndeed....
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Originally posted by zeitghostBet yer avatar wouldn't have....
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Originally posted by lilelvis2000Almost, but it takes you and your children (and maybe their children) to pay it off.
The banks have come up with many ways of keeping this massive profit roller going. I'm sure they'll come up with many many more.
Top Tip: Langtry Manor's chef is, in reality, a hamfisted, couldn't boil an egg amateur. BE WARNED. Correct as of last Summer.
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Originally posted by MrRobinThis is very almost like an Interest only mortgage.
Done. NEXT.
The banks have come up with many ways of keeping this massive profit roller going. I'm sure they'll come up with many many more.
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Oh dear, seems Yorshire an humberside are the only places on the up. Interesting that the South East is struggling.
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/pdf/p/hpi...rdJuly2007.pdf
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