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finlay666
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brataccas wrote:
didnt see mr finlay666 anywhere :cry: what a coincidence that imageshack has put 666 in the pic name too


That screenshot is inaccurate, you can't see the Sage or the Baltic

Clearly an illuminati conspiracy

Unprotected USB female/male insertion got Bratty a virus :lol:

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still pondering what site I went on to obtain all that :?
Bought any dodgy eastern european DVD's recently?

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norweigan and korean films :shock:

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Stephen Fry explains... How lightbulbs work

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/08 ... lightbulb/

:lol: :)

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Looking afer a Giant African Snail this weekend

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wonder if anyone would want one of these :(

http://unatronics.com/store/index.php?r ... duct_id=56

id want one of these to annoy the f**k out of people

http://unatronics.com/store/index.php?r ... duct_id=57

on same site

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pcernie wrote:
Stephen Fry explains... How lightbulbs work

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/08 ... lightbulb/

:lol: :)

Maybe for the benefit of ICP he will explain how magnets work ;)

Hopefully going to take some test shots with my new 50mm this weekend, might make a bokkeh hood if I have the time after getting ready to start moving house in a couple of weeks :(

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http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/gibxk/i_like_big_butts_and_i_cannot_lie_but_is_there/

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Trying to get logged into my credit card account after forgetting even my user name (it's been a long time) - the company that encourages paperless billing and an automated phone service wants to know the exact balance of my account before I can proceed. All I'm trying to do is activate a new card :roll: :roll: :roll:

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finlay666 wrote:
That screenshot is inaccurate, you can't see the Sage or the Baltic


Any of this look familar? :cry:

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If you're putting pictures in as links, you need to remember the [/url] at the end of each [/img].

I've edited those last few for you.

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finlay666 wrote:
brataccas wrote:
didnt see mr finlay666 anywhere :cry: what a coincidence that imageshack has put 666 in the pic name too


That screenshot is inaccurate, you can't see the Sage or the Baltic

How new are they? IIRC the Newcastle-York route is set in the 70s.

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How new are they? IIRC the Newcastle-York route is set in the 70s.


The Baltic used to be a flour mill, build in the 50s

Sage is newer, much newer, was finished within the last 10 years IIRC

The route might have changed, doesnt mean the scenery has ;)

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The route might have changed, doesnt mean the scenery has ;)

Eh? I mean that part of the game is set in the 70s.

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Okay, which dick set the fire alarm off?
It's one thirty in the morning for Christ sake... :evil:

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Okay, which dick set the fire alarm off?
It's one thirty in the morning for Christ sake... :evil:


the fact that you said dick and alarm can only mean one person set it off:

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*grabs coat* :roll:

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