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n5gooner replied

11 November 2005, 08:45
Originally posted by Phoenix

Exactament!

bovvered.....
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Phoenix replied

10 November 2005, 16:18
Originally posted by n5gooner

self exanimation.

Exactament!
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n5gooner replied

10 November 2005, 16:15
Originally posted by Phoenix

Touche!

self exanimation.
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Phoenix replied

10 November 2005, 16:00
Originally posted by Joe Black

I would suggest you keep Saturdays for homework and self-experimentation...

Touche!
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Joe Black replied

10 November 2005, 15:51
Originally posted by Phoenix

Cool that leaves Saturday free for my Smart arse Mentoring session from Joe Black!

I would suggest you keep Saturdays for homework and self-experimentation...
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Phoenix replied

10 November 2005, 15:21
Originally posted by n5gooner

ahww we don't mean any harm....

Then can I come out from under the stairs now Daddy?
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n5gooner replied

10 November 2005, 15:09
ahww we don't mean any harm....
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Phoenix replied

10 November 2005, 15:08
Originally posted by Joe Black

To fulfil his potential though I think Phoenix will have to follow a number of classes led by specialised tutors. My suggestions to begin with are as follows:

Mon: how to edit/delete posts - Milan
Tue: adding pictures, the ideal picture, how to find one - wageslave
Wed: the use of Danish irony when describing yourself - threaded
Thu: posting when you're drunk - sasguru
Fri: how to win a debate - chico

Cool that leaves Saturday free for my Smart arse Mentoring session from Joe Black!
I am glad I'm getting stick for my "tongue in cheek" swipe at the boring posts.
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n5gooner replied

10 November 2005, 15:04
Originally posted by MrsGoof

I think he means a MASS DEBATE

and a big wet one at that.
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MrsGoof replied

10 November 2005, 14:47
I think he means a MASS DEBATE
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Mordac replied

10 November 2005, 14:39
>Fri: how to win a debate - chico

Er, you sure?
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Joe Black replied

10 November 2005, 14:36
To fulfil his potential though I think Phoenix will have to follow a number of classes led by specialised tutors. My suggestions to begin with are as follows:

Mon: how to edit/delete posts - Milan
Tue: adding pictures, the ideal picture, how to find one - wageslave
Wed: the use of Danish irony when describing yourself - threaded
Thu: posting when you're drunk - sasguru
Fri: how to win a debate - chico
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n5gooner replied

10 November 2005, 08:33
prehaps we could host a lesson for Phoenix, a class plan....
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Marcus Aurelius replied

10 November 2005, 08:30
Originally posted by n5gooner

well done you have found out how to cut and paste from the BBC, now for tomorrows lesson, you could try, www.theregister.com

Then on Monday he can try the "Slashdot" effect...
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Phoenix replied

10 November 2005, 08:25
Originally posted by n5gooner

well done you have found out how to cut and paste from the BBC, now for tomorrows lesson, you could try, www.theregister.com

No No! Plan B.....
Payment for doing what most of us are doing all day on this site?
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