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# hmmm
one of those things that just develops with no reason, and is rather odd. can you tell I'm tired and bored?
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:36, archived)
# is that some kind of subtle message
that you're in need of a shag?
or is it a cormorant?
is that heal tool work? I need to update to PS7 so I can see what that does...
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:37, archived)
# I'd quite like
a cormorant...
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:38, archived)
# I thought
they were nasty evil smelly birds though?
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:38, archived)
# ahhh fair point
I already have a husband and a toddler, I don't need another source of nasty smelly evilness!
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:39, archived)
# grrrrrr.....
:p
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:38, archived)
# you know when you've
been mindpissed...
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:38, archived)
# hehe
there's a picture in that... tango advert shoppage perhaps?
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:40, archived)
# .....
*smoke blows out of ears*
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:41, archived)
# there you go again
mindpissing people
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:42, archived)
#
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:43, archived)
# arf!
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:44, archived)
# best episode ever!!!
maybe not
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:44, archived)
# NO REPOST I.
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:46, archived)
# Vous êtes-vous déjà demandé comment réduire vos coûts de production?
C'est la question qu'on a posée, en 1992, à Normand Ballard, spécialiste en automation industrielle et en robotique. Après une année de réflexion et grâce aux efforts conjugués de Sylvain Ballard, analyste-programmeur, une solution a vu le jour
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:47, archived)
# Que?
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:50, archived)
# wtf?
;)
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:50, archived)
# ... le logiciel AutoFab.
Mais bien sur.
But why are you telling us this?

(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:57, archived)
# Hi Cassidy
it's b3ta, no reason. (=
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 22:03, archived)
# Good evening.
You're right, of course.
Abandon logic all ye who enter here.
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 22:10, archived)
# a fat bald orange man
slaps your' cheeks/plants a kiss on your lips?

/something else entirely
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:40, archived)
# I think
that counts as double pissage
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:41, archived)
# Yes indeedy
Get out of my miiiinnndd!
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:44, archived)
# hydruck.
woo.
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:37, archived)
# Supoib!
/I'd like to make a 'shag' joke here, but I believe it may be a cormorant....
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:38, archived)
# Jebus,
how much bread would it take to keep that bugger happy?
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:38, archived)
# tj:
please explain....

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(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:38, archived)
# explain what?
it's Cal's profile, he's the guy who made the board, therefore he can set that to whatever he likes with nobody to tell him otherwise

you worry too much
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:39, archived)
# :D
i know he can..

didn't realise it was cal though...
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:43, archived)
# ok
the timestamp of the account is 0, which is 0 seconds after 00:00 1st Jan 1970 (which is the unix epoch).
(NB: that's GMT, so that's why it's 20 hours, even though you posted as 21:38, because that's BST)

Clear as mud?
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:42, archived)
# what's an epoch?
microsoft's systemtime begins at 14th september 1756 or something, I like that.
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:44, archived)
# epoch
is the beginning of an age or something isn't it?
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:45, archived)
# I guess
an epoch is a defined period of time. whenever you want that to be.

the unix epoch started then, and will run out when too many seconds have gone by for current computer numbers to cope with (some time in June 2038 for 32-bit machines, but hopefully we'll all be using bigger machines by then).
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:46, archived)
# Thanks!!
/joke about Epoch Powell.
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:50, archived)
# Cal
wasn't even born then!
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 22:25, archived)
# hey ho
how's you? did you put my mini on your mini colour site?

I've finally come to the conclusion that as and when I refurbish it, it'll have to stay this colour - it's just too unusual to allow it to disappear from the local roads! however, this will require sourcing a replacement cream-coloured vinyl roof... any ideas?
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:45, archived)
# are you
going to keep the kitten and the b3ta down the side?
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:47, archived)
# they have already
come off...

but I may well include some new form of b3ta graphic at the appropriate time
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:51, archived)
# do you have a photo?
of the mini?
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:48, archived)
# follow link
in lower post :)
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:55, archived)
# ello.
fine thanks.

yup your mini is:

here (including click-for-big)

I believe the original roof should be tan, rather than cream. You'll probably not find the stripes for the sides. You might try "Newton Commercial", they specialise in authentic old trim and stuff.

There's a guy in our mini club restoring a rose 1100 special, I'll ask him if I remember.

[edit: I should note I was offered another pic for that colour this week. I turned it down, of course :o)]
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:49, archived)
# the stripes
are sold by loads of places from what I've seen... they're just regular graphics.

I do think it's more creamy than tan though, on the roof (edit: it's similar in shade to the caps on vanilla coke bottles...) - although right now it's white household emulsion, thanks to a former bodger. ah well, the interior's not stock and won't be returning to it, so maybe the roof will change too - I wanna stick a webasto in there anyhow.

yay for keeping a b3ta pic, even if it's got witchy's name linked to my car ;)
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:53, archived)
#
Ah yes... I spotted that the white wasn't right, but didn't realise it was paint.

I didn't know whether to link the car owner or photo taker... difficult one. I'll add your name too, if you like... what credit would you like?

I forgot that graphics are dead easy to produce nowadays. It used to be a problem!
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:58, archived)
# tbh
I don't mind not having a credit - as and when it gets fixered up maybe I'll get you a better shot, then I can claim my day in the spotlight!
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 22:01, archived)
# righto
that would be most groovy.

you decided not to sell then? (catching up slowly)
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 22:03, archived)
# I have an offer for £300, as-is
but as time goes by, it gets harder to imagine getting rid of Mavis (named by Evil-Pixie)...
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 22:09, archived)
# crumbs
mini prices are rocketting atm, 300 quid is a joke! I've seen rust buckets with no redeeming features for 500. Didn't buy them, obviously, but they held out when I offered 200, so someone's paying.
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 22:13, archived)
# all the more reason
to hold onto it then...
I'm currently one long thrash away from making it into a new car again, anyways - 99,9xx recorded miles (and past history suggests it's the first time around, too)!
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 22:15, archived)
# Cormarant tree
yay
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:39, archived)
# I did
consider hanging mugs off it, but decided that I couldn't be arsed : )

Edit: #Sharkey and George, the crime-busters of the sea.... #
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:41, archived)
# "clear up
any mystery"

Still working on Lord Lucan I hear.
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 22:06, archived)
# lovely
i like things without meaning, means i don't have to think :-)
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:41, archived)
#
how does that differ from normal then? ;-)
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:42, archived)
# *thinks*
no sorry, have no idea what you're on about...
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 21:44, archived)
# HOLY!
it's woo but it's giving me the jibblies.
(, Fri 12 Sep 2003, 22:14, archived)