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I know I can't imagine what it's like to be the States and out of the consumerist loop thing at 18. I was about 21 when I first went to the States. I loved it -the food portions were monster-huge, and also, er, our exchange rate meant things …
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Hmmph. I'm living in denial - remember? Fortunately in the next few weeks I'll be out to France
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Quote: Originally Posted by maimezvous It depends on how much money you have. If your broke and dating an anorexic everything is good because she won't eat when you go out. I never had financial problems to that extent that I'd sit and count …
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Quote: Originally Posted by Guybrush Threepwood Introducing...Smeagol. Yeeeekks. That's some scary looking girlfriend with a tan! Thanks for informing me - I don't watch t.v. so I'm pretty much ignorant when it comes to entertainm…
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Er....who is Smeagol? (Does that qualify for dumb!) I guess it bothers me how shallow someone could be to want a pair of Gucci sunglasses. An Apple Powerbook I can understand, but Gucci sunglasses?? Why not Oakleys? At least they are r…
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I dunno. It's starting to frighten me how Americans are allowed to operate a nuclear submarine without a British marine licence...
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Crikes - it's a bad time to be a hypochondriac! Although is there ever a good time to be one? It always recalls T-Bone Burnett's words in his album 'The Criminal under my own hat' - "the frightening thing is not living the frightening…
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Oops. it's probably just me being harsh about kids who want to look pretty according to everyone else's expectations. I'm not fond of girls who tan too much - I think they've not been spending enough time in the library then! Ok - experiences o…
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M'aimes-tu? That's right - more or less. Tumour cells multiply logorithmically in growth over time, which means that early detection is very difficult. Reiterating - the size is less important than the rate of change of the 'mole'. The lo…
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Sounds like that's a manage of an Apple store who knows how to survive. The iPod isn't exactly the kind of product which isn't returnable. You can see the store manager's difficulty - Apple won't honour a refund unless he shows it's electronica…
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Lol Mark! Is that another reason why the British economy is sinking!
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Quote: How common is this and what are the odds they could be malignant? the size is less important than the rate at which it has appeared or changed. If the edge of the melanoma is irregular and it's change is irregular or tethered to a st…
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It's not looking good. Unless you can try a different cable or a friend's computer or power up the iPod by its dock on a recharging speaker unit like the Altec''s, you might very well be looking at upgrading to the 80GB video iPod....
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I'd like to say: "whatever". Only, that if you think that the premises in the first panel are not flawed, then you're it ;P (God! This is so mature!)
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Hey - that's great to know you're almost finished your studies. It might be worthwhile remembering that the British don't think very clearly on a Friday evening! Sorry for screwing up the thread - by all means everyone please disinhibit your…
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Ok. Ok! Sorry. I'll start then. Quote: What is your job? I work with animals. Kittens particularly. *sniigger* Quote: What is your job? I cook them!Quote: Why are you in that particular field? Because they taste deli…
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Quote: Originally Posted by maimezvous Freelance photographer? Freelance musician? Freelance assassin? Freelance hobo? Freelance father? What are you? Actually, I like all of those oops. I left out the indefinite article in my last…
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Quote: Originally Posted by shetline Because "God said it. I believe it. That settles it." is sadly a very popular logical fallacy. Only "it" would have felt the need to respond to this post. You responded. You must be "it". You failed to tran…