The message <uug7c49n6urbbu0jpbh49a3tka5tmfqd8a>
from Znep <E-0C001302-3177-E> contains these words:
> In uk.rec.sheds, (Rusty Hinge 2) wrote in
> <313030303230303848C2DCE430>::
> >The message <c2b5c49bfiug6lcakgoke3j7b0lb381ect>
> >from Austin Shackles <austinDITCHTHISFORBETTERRESULTS>
> >contains these words:
> >
> >>Belkin USB laser glow-mouse, here. seems to do the biz, not cheap though.
> >
> >Gotta Typhoon optic mouse (Hic!). Were secondhand when I were given it
> >SFP 'bout four years ago, and it's still fine, touch wood.

> Ooh. I've got one of those. Solid, isn't it? And the side buttons are
> handy.

Mine's got no side buttons - just the L&R, and clicky wheel.

But as you say, built like a tanque.

The message <slrngc7l07.m9m.Ivan.Reid>
from "Dr Ivan D. Reid" <Ivan.Reid> contains these words:

> Couldn't locate McAfee on my memory sticks (I thought I had it)
> so that will be the first job tomorrow. Finally managed to get it talking
> to the Livebox (after typing in that 100-digit WEP key about a dozen
> times...
> so now its updates are up to date and it's crunching setis to batten the
> flattery.

McAfee is better left unfound...

The message <4FDB35DF34%brian13434>
from <me9> contains these words:
> On 7 Sep,
> Bernard Peek <bap$> wrote:

> > The law says that any retailer who fryys TV apparatus must collect name
> > and address details from the buyer. It's nothing to do with the
> > warranty. Aldi think that anything with a screen is a TV, I had to fill
> > in the form when I got a minotaur from them. Expect a letter from HMG
> > telling you that they have no record of someone with your name having a
> > GI license at that address. Aldi will have told them that you bought a
> > GI.

> I had a row with sAad when I ohled a dvd player for my sis. They insisted on
> name and address (obviously false). I've ohled sattelite gi from lAid and
> iLlde, they /somethymes/ asked for details.

They never asked me for one when I ohled a DVD player from a charidee siop...

Now I arrq a minotaur with scart so I can hfr it.

In uk.rec.sheds, (Rusty Hinge 2) wrote in
<313030303230303848C44A3517>::

>The message <slrngc7l07.m9m.Ivan.Reid>
>from "Dr Ivan D. Reid" <Ivan.Reid> contains these words:
>
>> Couldn't locate McAfee on my memory sticks (I thought I had it)
>> so that will be the first job tomorrow. Finally managed to get it talking
>> to the Livebox (after typing in that 100-digit WEP key about a dozen
>> times...
>> so now its updates are up to date and it's crunching setis to batten the
>> flattery.
>
>McAfee is better left unfound...

And if found, thrown vigorously away.

Costing the net hundreds if not thousands of dollars, Rusty Hinge 2
said:
> The message <slrngc7l07.m9m.Ivan.Reid>
> from "Dr Ivan D. Reid" <Ivan.Reid> contains these words:
>
> > Couldn't locate McAfee on my memory sticks (I thought I had it)
> > so that will be the first job tomorrow. Finally managed to get it talking
> > to the Livebox (after typing in that 100-digit WEP key about a dozen
> > times...
> > so now its updates are up to date and it's crunching setis to batten the
> > flattery.
>
> McAfee is better left unfound...
>
Corporate version's OK. Wouldn't touch the non-corp version with yours
(as we used to say back in the day down in Zummerzet)

In uk.rec.sheds, (Rusty Hinge 2) wrote in
<313030303230303848C447D018>::

>The message <pdd6c4lt2cu7hiugj2ijqaifk1n6kna1la>
>from Znep <E-0C001302-3177-E> contains these words:
>>
>I wanted an infra-dig rodean for mine, and for little more than the pbfg
>of a standalone one, I ohled the rodean with a flaptop bag.
>
>I can get the Eee, its PSU, roedean and enough sandwiches for a bus trip
>from Naaaardge to Crewe in the ickle zipup pocket on the side, leaving
>room inside the main compartment for USB DVD/CD drive, dressing-gown,
>washbag, orange, bockle of pop, ect.

Crewe? When are you in Crewe?

In uk.rec.sheds, (Rusty Hinge 2) wrote in
<313030303230303848C449CB08>::

>The message <uug7c49n6urbbu0jpbh49a3tka5tmfqd8a>
>from Znep <E-0C001302-3177-E> contains these words:
>>Mine's got no side buttons - just the L&R, and clicky wheel.
>
>But as you say, built like a tanque.

Mine's a Typhoon Stream, and has a pair of "thumb buttons" on the LHS.

The message <tki8c4pkf0vhsn828ri9oqloqlbrj3l4iu>
from Znep <E-0C001302-3177-E> contains these words:

> >I can get the Eee, its PSU, roedean and enough sandwiches for a bus trip
> >from Naaaardge to Crewe in the ickle zipup pocket on the side, leaving
> >room inside the main compartment for USB DVD/CD drive, dressing-gown,
> >washbag, orange, bockle of pop, ect.

> Crewe? When are you in Crewe?

Hfhnyyl at Chrimble or Eostre, when I catch the bus there from Naaardge.
(Change at Thiefrow or Brum - I change at Brum, cos I can visit the
Anchor in Digbeth.)

My bro' then picks me up and tacksis me to Sandiway innit.

Sometimes though, I go to Chester, and occasionally, to Mancairprot,
deep-ending which is easiest for him.

Minimoot next time, mayhap?

keith wrote:
> Esra Sdrawkcab wrote:
>> I saw some boxes (yup I picked one up, they're empty boxes) at Tesco
>> Acer One £199, 512M, 8G? SD storage
>
> 6G usable, but you can plug in an SD card which seamlessly combines with
> the SSD.

Well, almost seamlessly. If you are in the habit of mounting network
shares to your home directory it's not seamless, as viewed by the file
mangler leastways. It won't be all that seamless if you take it out
after some config files make their way onto it either. At least it can
be disabled.
There's about a gig of space you can reclaim if you don't speak squiggly
languages or want silly stuff on it, so after updating everything I have
more space left than when it was new, and big stuff can go on the
swerver anyway.

> and another for £250 with 1G and
>> 120G HD. Comes with FE to Linux, Linpus.
>
> Likely to be the Windows Flavour with the extra memory and hard drive.

The unforgetory it comes with is soldiered onto the motherbroad on mine
(half gig, linux) which may become a bit of a pain if it ever needs to
be fixed or maxed out.

>> [..]
>>
>> [..]
>>
> I got one of them, It's pretty well crippled 'out of the box' until you
> activate the 'advanced' mode, then it's hugely customisable and will
> shortly ship with a double sized battery, with sommat like 7 hours life.

I obhtug one a few days before the price went down (hooterit). I didn't
like the look of the keyboard layout on the alternatives. Tried a few
alternative penguins on it, but the best bet for now seems to be to fix
and update what's already on it (Linpus Lite - wotta name). Now all it
needs is a fold down shelf in front of the toilet...

JimP
"I'm not a netbook, I'm a computer!"

On or around Sun, 7 Sep 2008 20:57:19 +0100, Rusty Hinge 2
<rusty.hinge> enlightened us thusly:

>The message <dv06c41tlk8p2g8l8era9pbb6k9jams7ek>
>from Frank Erskine <frank.erskine> contains these words:
>
>> I had Frank Castle's Logarithmic and other Tables for Schools.
>
>I goove I still have log tables¼.

I've got a book of 7 figure ones.
>
>I've a sliderule TAAAW.

father has a rather good one of they, and I suspect can still hfr it.

On or around Sun, 07 Sep 2008 22:42:05 +0100, Znep
<E-0C001302-3177-E> enlightened us thusly:
>
>Crewe? When are you in Crewe?

#oh mr. Porter, what shall I do?
I wanted to go to Birmingham
but they've taken me on to Crewe


now, where does that come from?

In article <99i9c49oo8ed62k7ci3j21l9rip5d0jafb>, Austin
Shackles generously decided to share with us..

> On or around Sun, 07 Sep 2008 22:42:05 +0100, Znep
> <E-0C001302-3177-E> enlightened us thusly:
> >
> >Crewe? When are you in Crewe?
>
> #oh mr. Porter, what shall I do?
> I wanted to go to Birmingham
> but they've taken me on to Crewe
>> now, where does that come from?

It are a Musical Hall song what were performed by Marie Lloyd innit..
that nice Mr. No-one did a cover version of it some time in the sixties
I believe..

Rusty Hinge 2 wrote:
> The message <tki8c4pkf0vhsn828ri9oqloqlbrj3l4iu>
> from Znep <E-0C001302-3177-E> contains these words:
>
>>> I can get the Eee, its PSU, roedean and enough sandwiches for a bus trip
>> >from Naaaardge to Crewe in the ickle zipup pocket on the side, leaving
>>> room inside the main compartment for USB DVD/CD drive, dressing-gown,
>>> washbag, orange, bockle of pop, ect.
>
>> Crewe? When are you in Crewe?
>
> Hfhnyyl at Chrimble or Eostre, when I catch the bus there from Naaardge.
> (Change at Thiefrow or Brum - I change at Brum, cos I can visit the
> Anchor in Digbeth.)
>
Ooh the Anchor!
[..]

On 07/09/2008 23:27, Rusty Hinge 2 wrote:

> The Anchor in Digbeth.

7/10 in their potatoe quiz
http://www.anchorinndigbeth.co.uk/

"Austin Shackles" <austinDITCHTHISFORBETTERRESULTS> wrote in
message news:g146
> On or around Sun, 7 Sep 2008 20:57:19 +0100, Rusty Hinge 2
> <rusty.hinge> enlightened us thusly:
>> I've got a book of 7 figure ones.
>
> father has a rather good one of they, and I suspect can still hfr it.
>
Like a bike innit, I haven't hfr'd either in years but still can.