Brendan

TillieTrotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Salt and vinegar chip sticks for me, the ones that > make your lips go fuzzy! Mmmmm They make a very good sandwich between 2 pieces of white bread.

Well this is Interesting: Microsoft advises IE users to switch browser because of security risk. http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/dec/16/internet

Good point the 40 doesn't. Seems ok to me at the moment though. Although I have been leaving earlier over the last few months.

Well first world countries could employ governments that will force organisations like BP to use their resource to build a better future for humanity. People won?t though. Oh no we couldn?t possibly vote for someone with such radical policies. What will happen to us if we don?t run our economy on the basis of reward for greed. You need greed to run a proper country that?s how it works don?t you know. What do you mean the people of the future? Be serious man this isn?t Science fiction. The future will be fine as long as I have enough money now. You obviously don?t understand such complex matters. And furthermore just look at all the nice, decent, human individuals this world fosters.

There have been roadworks up towards the Harvester which bung everything up so when they get to the Plough they have all stacked up.

Right I would just like to declare that I am now an expert on this because I read the wikipedia article on my lunch break. Apparently the easiest way to get hydrogen at the moment is from Hydrocarbons which are found as natural gas which is itself a fossil fuel. The extraction process separates the hydrogen atoms from the carbon atoms in a combustion like process the by-product of which is CO2. So you are still relying on fossil fuels and you are still producing CO2 although probably not as much over all so it will still be a bit better. What they need to do is find an easy way to get the H out of H2O and then when the H is burnt up in fuel cells it just goes back to H2O again. Which sounds a bit like perpetual motion, something my science master told me was impossible. Something else I learnt from school science is that hydrogen is one of the most explosive elements. So surely if you have a tank of the stuff in your car and you have a crash you will blow up a few city blocks.

Hey who do you think you?re calling selfish? I couldn?t give a toss about economic growth and consumerism. What I care about is me.

Some more discerning retailers will keep a small supply for a select group of customers.

No no no! That?s all wrong. If you?re going to make a snakebite with Special Brew you have to use much stronger cider than Strong Bow to do it justice. I would suggest K. Good heavens have some culture people.

I?m sure I saw Liz Hurley having sausage and chips and reading the Daily Sport in the caf this morning. I?d recognise her anywhere, builder?s bum, 2 days worth of stubble and an aggressive poodle.

Don?t fret Dulwichmum. I have a feeling this is all a cock and bull story.

Meh. I wasn?t going to vote anyway. The likelihood of there being categories for best biltong and most reasonable priced outlet from which to buy khaki shorts seem remote.

Well it?s all academic really because I don?t think people from Sydenham are going to be able to vote. ;-)

You may have to change the dwarves? names slightly if you want to properly type cast them with forumists. Perhaps something along the lines of Smelly, Hairy, Boozy, Angry, Pervy and Dot.

You can achieve a similar effect by drinking too much orange Kool-Aid.

At woolies. up to 50% off.

Word.

Mark Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brendan, I have great pleasure in informing you > that you've just made the 200,000th post on the > forum. Congratulations. Ok. So wadda I win? Ey? Better be good.

This is my attack dog, Satan. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/88/Maltese.jpg

Don't ask me, I've just eaten a whole box of chocolates filled with Jack Daniels. That doesn't really count as drinking at my desk does it?

People will pay good money for that you know.

The fact of the matter is that dog shows just aren?t en vogue http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/dec/12/bbc-suspends-crufts-coverage

And monster much are er, monsters? or is that bus stops.

Got lumps of them 'round the back.

I do like the way that he finds a person?s sensitive point and then pokes at it until he has crossed the line. And then pokes some more.