I was wondering the same thing actually.
Surely if he went to the future, he could be a bless-poppet and pop back and give us a year's worth of winning lottery numbers ? (Ideally starting with this coming weekend)
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He built his time machine and went to the future. It is there where his true greatness was finally realised and he was made king.Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostWhere is threaded, is he deaded?
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not that you really care but rather than ending the day on a bad note..
<wilmslow> at 4:50, the day is looking better, it's actually turned out to be productive and im leaving in 10 mins.. </wilmslow>
Chef
(looking forward to my 2€ 50 bottle of wine, test 2 of "drinkable cheap wine studies")
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I'm glad that others have a bad day. Not going too well over at HAB Inc either. Nothing specific, just can't get things done.
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He's been busy getting married: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worl...tom-truck.htmlOriginally posted by chef View Postwhere's threaded with his time machine when u need him?
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my own stupid fault
i didnt fully document all the changes i made late last week as i was distracted with other more pressing things, now it's taking me forever to retrace my steps and ensure all its all done.. and that's then uncovered some other bugs not related to my work meaning I now have to find out who is at fault and get them to change it before i can present the work..
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He's ran out of coffeeOriginally posted by DS23 View Postwhat exactly has gone wrong chef?
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