best of luck - there could be hundreds more

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH wonderful colours .

Me all shades of green

Well the limping camels aren't delivering

sooooooooooooooo

it was back to the drawing board and

well

mebbe we might be getting somewhere

an idea is hatching

They don't mention any Pentax stuff

That was simply wonderful - oh I hope his talent lasts and he doesn't burn out [ as can happen ]

I'd love to see him in action in about 4 years time when, sadly, I doubt if he'll be quite as enthusiastic as he was in this clip

That's brilliant

in more ways than one

Oggy - this is what I love about being a Mac user [ applies to Linux folk as well ].

When they say our PC is having problems and we are Windows users we can sit back and laugh at them

Thoramay

I have a programme like that on my PC Laptop which was , in his life time my husband's. I use a Mac and just don't understand PCs.

My friend in London now looks after the PC for me using a remote log in . It's wonderful - I can watch him doing everything , installing updates , checking for spyware , cleaning up the computer which was in a pretty poor state as my husband had been ill for 16 months.

The only reason I keep the PC is that when my daughter comes up from London for a visit she has to stay in touch with her Office with a Citrix application , which as yet can't be used on Macs.

Believe me , knowing that the PC can be kept safe and working properly is actually wonderful . I can tell you it's taken a huge weight off my shoulders .

This one I've had is the first one where they have not withheld the number - I'm fed up with these sort of calls . They normally get absolutely nothing from me - but I do try and waste their time if I can

I think the ones that irritate me the most are the number withheld ones that , when you do answer , give you the great news after a second or two waiting , of " Congratulations ! You " and at that point my phone goes down.

GRRRRH

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

It's between #s 2 and 3

I prefer the sky colours in #2 but find the trees too dark

in #3 the trees are better, and the bridge is clearly seen

Difficult decision