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You could have offshored it. You'd have end up with a colandar then.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI asked for a mousetrap. Fookin developers.
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostIf one were to follow your instructions then we would be sliding a piece of card under an open door.
Tell me you don't write software.I asked for a mousetrap. Fookin developers.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostContext dear boy. The thread is about a spider. Underneath was in this context.
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Context dear boy. The thread is about a spider. Underneath was in this context.Originally posted by Churchill View PostIf one were to follow your instructions then we would be sliding a piece of card under an open door.
Tell me you don't write software.
Tell me you don't write software
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If one were to follow your instructions then we would be sliding a piece of card under an open door.Originally posted by SueEllen View Post1. Open the back door
2. Get a piece of card.
3. Slide it underneath securely
4. Take glass and card out in one go and let the spider run away outside.
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Maybe you should change it to "Raise voice octave" then he can keep going til the windows break.Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostThe assumption was that the hands would gradually come down as your grew tired of screaming and running around.... but good point, perhaps I missed some error handling there.
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The assumption was that the hands would gradually come down as your grew tired of screaming and running around.... but good point, perhaps I missed some error handling there.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostStep 4 would go to error as hands are already up.
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