I'm old now..
Posted 12/04/2007 - 15:53
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Belated Happy Birthday Liam.
Posted 12/04/2007 - 16:53
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Thank you all..
Liam
"Make your hands respond to what your mind demands." Jesse James
Best wide-angle lens? Two steps backward. Look for the 'ah-ha'. Ernst Haas
"Make your hands respond to what your mind demands." Jesse James
Best wide-angle lens? Two steps backward. Look for the 'ah-ha'. Ernst Haas
Posted 15/04/2007 - 20:11
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Mike Pearson said
Sorry about my obscure reference, nothing to do with astronomy. It being Tuesday I was going to watch "Life on Mars" on BBC1 - the only programme worth watching, IMHO, on the tele then.
Howard
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- I take it by "going to Mars" you mean astronomy or am I missing something?
- I take it by "going to Mars" you mean astronomy or am I missing something?
Sorry about my obscure reference, nothing to do with astronomy. It being Tuesday I was going to watch "Life on Mars" on BBC1 - the only programme worth watching, IMHO, on the tele then.
Howard
Cymru Am Byth
Posted 15/04/2007 - 20:12
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...and now it's finished - might as well sell your telly.
Dan
Dan
Posted 15/04/2007 - 23:07
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Howard,
I actually was going to ask if it was "Life on Mars" as we are now getting it in Canada. I believe we are stll in the first season. Great program - my wife and I try not to miss it.
Mike
I actually was going to ask if it was "Life on Mars" as we are now getting it in Canada. I believe we are stll in the first season. Great program - my wife and I try not to miss it.
Mike
Posted 16/04/2007 - 09:24
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There's supposed to be a follow up... still Gene Hunt, but no Sam. New character is a woman who's used to psychological analysis... at least that's what the Radio Times said
Matt
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Posted 16/04/2007 - 21:47
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Daniel Bridge wrote
............... wake up, wake up, Howard, your dreaming again
MattMatic wrote
Is this known as going off thread?
BTW is there nobody out there willing to take on the title of the oldest or, being PC, the most mature forum member? It's one title I would not be sorry to lose.
Once again thanks all for a most interesting and amusing read.
Howard
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...and now it's finished - might as well sell your telly.
I can't do that as I've got to keep it until September/October so that I can watch Wales win the Rugby World Cup ...and now it's finished - might as well sell your telly.
............... wake up, wake up, Howard, your dreaming again
MattMatic wrote
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There's supposed to be a follow up...
but will it be as good : : There's supposed to be a follow up...
Is this known as going off thread?
BTW is there nobody out there willing to take on the title of the oldest or, being PC, the most mature forum member? It's one title I would not be sorry to lose.
Once again thanks all for a most interesting and amusing read.
Howard
Cymru Am Byth
Posted 17/04/2007 - 15:43
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I have no problem with admitting my age, 70 last Aug but if I consciously
think about it, mentally I'm only in my thirties and physically feeling around late 40's.
The old cliche "your as young as you feel", is very true, as i'm sure many members will agree.
think about it, mentally I'm only in my thirties and physically feeling around late 40's.
The old cliche "your as young as you feel", is very true, as i'm sure many members will agree.
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Why didn't somebody tell me about the wallies before?
My posting is just a bit erratic, I haven't gone away, just wrestling with building a machine with Vista. Maybe at this venerable age, I'll give up Windows and go Linux.
I don't know whether Peter or I would take the title of the oldest of the Southerner's Beano.
Cheers
Malcolm