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[QUOTE=sasguru;1091996][QUOTE=TheBigYinJames;1091993]I'm surprised Sasguru's allowed in here. He doesnt even have any shoes!Originally posted by administrator View PostWelcome back!
Yes we've learned to smuggle in the dusters in our underpants.
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[QUOTE=TheBigYinJames;1091993][QUOTE=administrator;1091989]Welcome back!Yes we've learned to smuggle in the dusters in our underpants.
Coo, a bouncer on the door.. this place HAS changed
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[QUOTE=administrator;1091989]Welcome back! [QUOTE]
Coo, a bouncer on the door.. this place HAS changed
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Welcome back!
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You can't bring those knuckle dusters in here I'm afraid.
Nor that bottle of Rohypnol...
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He probably finished it years ago and it was thoroughly tested up to 1000 posts per threadOriginally posted by TheBigYinJames View PostTa!
I wonder why having a massive thread which needed to be recursively parsed every time someone wanted to see the new posts would ever slow the forum down. I'd sack the contractor who built it.

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Ta!Originally posted by Xenophon View Post
Aside from tpd getting too big and needing to be closed (it was causing the forum to run slowly, apparently), it is indeed situation normal.

I wonder why having a massive thread which needed to be recursively parsed every time someone wanted to see the new posts would ever slow the forum down. I'd sack the contractor who built it.
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Welcome back, TBYJ!!
Aside from tpd getting too big and needing to be closed (it was causing the forum to run slowly, apparently), it is indeed situation normal.
Plenty of
but in reality it is merely 
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I've brought my own 'flouce kit' for when I want leave again. It containsOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
welcome back.
report to stores for your kit, you will need -
gum shield
tin hat
1st aid kit
1 chip for my shoulder
1 sense of humour bypass
1 email template to complain to the admin
1 packet of Parma Violets because I like them
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welcome back.
report to stores for your kit, you will need -
gum shield
tin hat
1st aid kit
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