Alan Medic

I take it you have an interest in someone who plays on the team tj?

I did it. Waited till less than 60 seconds and it worked. I may have put in a max greater than my only opponent did.

I've used Peter Bennison in the past via recommendations from the forum. Do a search of his name if you want another option.

I want a small item but want to know if anyone has a surefired way of getting the last bid in before the time lapses?

I've no experience of doing this but have read a bit about software you can use or the automated bidding process. Presumably other bidders could be using the same.

If it comes to the crunch how late can you leave it to register a final bid? Does for example your internet speed enter into the equation? Anyone have any tips?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/tv-and-radio-reviews/10681832/37-Days-BBC-Two-review.html

Caught up with the first episode of 37 days last night on BBCi. It's about the lead up to the outbreak of WW1. Only a 3 parter but I liked it.

Club Orange with a straw.

Eh? I don't think I've ever made a political comment about them in the past. But given what I've written, I suppose I must have.

Were you happy with your choice of boiler engineer in the first place? British gas may feel like the BBC of boilers, sort of, but I think they would probably be more expensive than a local engineer. There's nothing to stop you shopping around for a boiler yourself and pay for it to be installed.

I know nothing about boilers I should add.

PS They do have a lifespan and if it's quite old it may be worthwhile to replace it than repair it, it that were possible.

Having emailed all of the London MEP's, I've so far had one reply where they have asked if they can phone me. Not the MEP himself but the Transport representative of the party (which relates to the issue I have).

I was quite impressed to get any response and even more so that it was from the Conservatives.

Alan Medic Wrote:

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> http://fantasygames.telegraph.co.uk/sixnations/?ca

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> > chebuster=1390131554

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> > So, I registered a private league called EDF

> > Fantasy 6 Nations. The PIN is 8051811. This week-ends fixtures:

Ireland v Italy 2.30 Saturday

Scotland v France 5.00 Saturday

England v Wales 3.00 Sunday

Two home wins, maybe three?

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> To let you know that I will not be doing these in

> the Drawing Room......just in case you thought I

> was losing my touch like

Just in case you wondered.......

Very amusing.

ETA 2000

Otta, you seriously misunderstand me here.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947215

This happened to me a few months ago and I don't think there is a way of avoiding the complicated stuff. I managed to follow the instructions and it worked for me. I'm sure I must have had to log in in safe mode as I had no other way of starting the laptop. The link is to the instructions you've probably seen already.

So it's ok for you to imply someone is less than honest but as soon as someone says it's you (which succeeded in getting you to name names) you get up on your high horse. You shouldn't have written what you did and now you are behaving like the boy who owns the football and takes it home when he's not winning.

red devil Wrote:

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> > As I've resigned please feel free to make

> > alternative arrangements with my q/final berth.

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> We've never had a Cup resignation before, so there

> is no rule/precedent to fall back on.

> I can think of two options to resolve this, and as

> one of them favours me, I will put them to the

> vote.

> The first option is that Maxxi gets a bye into the

> next round.

> The second option is that the 9th placed team

> plays in leiu of Meds.

> Over to you predictors...

You forgot the third option RD.Retract your insinuation that I mull over other peoples entries to gain an advantage before making mine. Then I'll retract my withdrawal. Simple. Where are your manners?

DaveR Wrote:

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> "dismissing someone's point because of bad

> spelling or grammar is poor."

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> I'd generally go along with that. On the other

> hand....

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> "All cyclist belong under a bus and they should

> all be mad to wear hi- vis targets on there back

> and a scoring system put in place and I can see

> the gramma nazi are out in force good times"

>

> ..there does appear to be some correlation between

> using no punctuation at all and being a complete

> tw%t.

Unless I'm badly mistaken dulwichbeekeeper is not being serious.

Higgins?

1200

1900

500

1.44 to 1.40........tell me?

I don't particularly fancy contacting a Tory, but if you can tell me who to contact on an issue for the greater good then please let me know.

Thanks unlurked. Basically that's saying write to all or any of them. I'll try the former.

Ah, I was going to ask you about that as they keep plugging it on the radio.

Anyway, a question for the experts. I notice on Betfair the odds on England beating Wales in the rugby and England winning the Triple Crown are different. How come? If England win the match, they win the TC.