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I did try 'brutally murdered' but to get it to fit the text was then too small to read.Originally posted by George Parr View PostFair enough. It was the line 'brutally killed aged four' that I thought was iffy, rather than the gravestone itself but hey it must just be me.
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Fair enough. It was the line 'brutally killed aged four' that I thought was iffy, rather than the gravestone itself but hey it must just be me.Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostIt had not dawned on me that it might be, no.
No, too chavvy.Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post
Should I have gone for the gold text on black stone?Last edited by George Parr; 18 November 2009, 22:57.
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I hope not - it's got his ashes in it!Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostVery thoughtful, but it won't look so dignified when it's a dusty old relic on a skip in five years.
As a memorial, his friends and colleagues left messages on post it's stuck to the front of it (or posted through the floppy drive slot). And apparently the "Beam me up, Scotty" line was one of the last things that he said.
I wish I could come up with something as cool. I'm thinking "If Death comes near me I'll rip his tits off!!!" or just the standard "Game Over. Do you wish to continue?"
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No, it's not.Originally posted by George Parr View PostChanging the subject completely, RC you're a good chap but do you not think your new avatar is in questionable taste?
I can change mine back to the "lightbulb" that I had the other day if that would cheer you up.
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Poll?Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostIt had not dawned on me that it might be, no.
Do you think it is?
I think GP's assertion is ludicrous - there is a long and honourable tradition in British visual humour of using gravestones. They turn up pretty regularly in the cartoons in Private Eye for example, and there have been innumerable examples in TV shows, such as the episode of One Foot in the Grave where a friend of Victor Meldrew surprises him with an unexpected gift - a ready-engraved headstone with the date of death left blank.
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Nope.Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostIt had not dawned on me that it might be, no.
Do you think it is?
I normally have avatars switched off, but, on this occasion, I turned them on to see what all the fuss is about.
Very good.
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It had not dawned on me that it might be, no.Originally posted by George Parr View PostChanging the subject completely, RC you're a good chap but do you not think your new avatar is in questionable taste?
Should I have gone for the gold text on black stone?Last edited by RichardCranium; 18 November 2009, 17:59.
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Changing the subject completely, RC you're a good chap but do you not think your new avatar is in questionable taste?Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostChanging the subject slightly, presumably there's now a v4 vBulletin licence going cheap on eBay?
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Although administrator didn't post in TPD I've tracked down a post in one of those other threads which refers to the closure of TPD as a short term measure.Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostChanging the subject slightly, presumably there's now a v4 vBulletin licence going cheap on eBay?
If it had been posted in TPD, people might have known what was going on
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Changing the subject slightly, presumably there's now a v4 vBulletin licence going cheap on eBay?
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