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Posted by chandler, 17:06, 18th March 2003:
 
Lets have an iamcal party. Come on everyone you know you want to! Yeah with cakes and and things



(Note: My desire to have a party may or may not be connected to my desire to get off with Redmaiden)
Posted by chandler, 17:12, 18th March 2003:
 
right the way I see it: we can have pizza hut food and Chris can get us a discount.

Now does anyone own a hotel or know one that would give us special rates?
Posted by Sul, 17:26, 18th March 2003:
 
I need to get one more house on oxford street before I can get a hotel, can you wait that long?
Posted by Grim..., 17:27, 18th March 2003:
 
Er, where abouts?
The most central place in the UK is probably Birmingham...
Posted by cal, 17:49, 18th March 2003:
 
london might be better - lots of us are in/around london
Posted by plindoe, 18:03, 18th March 2003:
 
...but its SOOOOO expensive!
Posted by Redmaiden, 18:09, 18th March 2003:
 
Parttttttttttttty!
Posted by chandler, 19:43, 18th March 2003:
 
yes the most central place in the UK is my house. seeing as I am the centre of the universe.
lots of people are in Bedford and the midlands. London is expensive. Hmmmm. We should try and sort something out though. It would be cooool
Posted by Gary, 19:48, 18th March 2003:
 
Somewhere in the Midlands would be excellent as it's smack bang in the middle of everywhere else... and I wouldn't have to travel far either! :)
Posted by Gary, 19:50, 18th March 2003:
 
The most central place in the UK is probably Birmingham...

Exactly! Unfortunetly, having it at my house is out of the question. :(
Posted by Gary, 19:51, 18th March 2003:
 
I say we should all make a holiday out of it - and have it at Desi's place in the USA sometime in the summer! :)
Posted by chandler, 20:02, 18th March 2003:
 
yah!!!
Posted by Sul, 20:30, 18th March 2003:
 
Because that would be cheaper than a night in London :p
Posted by chandler, 20:31, 18th March 2003:
 
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2271925.stm

the exact centre of england
Posted by chandler, 20:32, 18th March 2003:
 
yes thats true!!
Posted by Sul, 20:34, 18th March 2003:
 
Looks like its big enough for all of us
Posted by chandler, 20:37, 18th March 2003:
 
:)
Posted by ilovebeerme, 11:00, 19th March 2003:
 
How about a nice trip up to sunny Edinburgh?
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 11:04, 19th March 2003:
 
Or Glasgow? but insaying that, Edinburgh is cheaper for hotels, B&B's etc
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 11:04, 19th March 2003:
 
oh, and the pubs are open til at least 3pm..not like in England !
Posted by arsepuppy, 11:06, 19th March 2003:
 
We could have it at the whorehouse!!!
Posted by cal, 11:06, 19th March 2003:
 
jess's?
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 11:07, 19th March 2003:
 
Is this serious?
Posted by cal, 11:08, 19th March 2003:
 
is what serious?
Posted by Victor Menendez, 11:09, 19th March 2003:
 
Although it sounds like a good idea, i remember past cases of Iamcal parties falling through like a papier mache floorboard, (hiring timmy mallet anyone?)

And if its only about getting reddy and chay together for horizontal activities then both of them going to edinburgh makes little sense.
Posted by cal, 11:11, 19th March 2003:
 
there has only been one meet up planned to the extent of actually choosing a date location. there were a whopping 4 of us, due to a bunch of annoying disasters. but still, it wasn't just me on my own :)
Posted by chandler, 11:12, 19th March 2003:
 
well i remember the hiring timmy mallet plan. but that was obviously not going to happen
Posted by arsepuppy, 11:13, 19th March 2003:
 
no, my whorehouse. i live in a brothel, innit.
Posted by cal, 11:16, 19th March 2003:
 
ahh, cool
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 11:19, 19th March 2003:
 
If everyone is serious about meeting for a booze up then cool...
Posted by arsepuppy, 11:20, 19th March 2003:
 
jess's house isn't a real whorehouse, it just wants to be one.
Posted by cal, 11:21, 19th March 2003:
 
i think it would more be a meet in a pub, rather than a "party"
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 11:25, 19th March 2003:
 
fine...but the question now is where?
Posted by Rosie, 11:34, 19th March 2003:
 
I'm well up for this! How cool would it be to meet everyone!?!

:)
Posted by arsepuppy, 11:34, 19th March 2003:
 
In a pub, probably.
Posted by arsepuppy, 11:35, 19th March 2003:
 
London's good for me (not too far and that)
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 11:36, 19th March 2003:
 
Hmm, London! the city of £4 pints...and the pubs close at 11pm! Yeah great idea..
Posted by arsepuppy, 11:40, 19th March 2003:
 
We should all get 2 litre bottles of white lightning, meet up in Leicester Square, neck said drink and spin around until we're dizzy. Cos it gets you pissed quick. Apparently.
Posted by cal, 11:53, 19th March 2003:
 
"the city of £4 pints"

we do have normal pubs too :/


"and the pubs close at 11pm!"

err, that's not just london :/
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 11:54, 19th March 2003:
 
Cal, never been to a pub in London where the pints were a decent price, plus in Scotland the pubs stay open as long as possible...sorry, im not trying to diss London.
Posted by Victor Menendez, 11:56, 19th March 2003:
 
Whoops, nevermind.
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 11:57, 19th March 2003:
 
??
Posted by cal, 11:57, 19th March 2003:
 
depends what you call decent. and as for the time, that's not just london, it's england in general. and since we wont be leaving the country, it's a fairly moot point
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 11:58, 19th March 2003:
 
fair enough, cant argue with that.
Posted by chandler, 12:04, 19th March 2003:
 
thats why a private party is cool
Posted by Grim..., 12:18, 19th March 2003:
 
Where do you suggest this private party is, Chay?
Your mansion?
Posted by chandler, 12:20, 19th March 2003:
 
maybe. if we have it in june or july then the pool should be warm enough
Posted by beargod, 12:33, 19th March 2003:
 
Chay does have a big house and garden

It sounds a good idea to me.

Although Chays village seems to pleasant and quiet for a party so it should be there
Posted by ilovebeerme, 12:34, 19th March 2003:
 
we could have it in my pants.
Posted by RUSS, 12:35, 19th March 2003:
 
PPPPPPPPPPPPAAAAAAARTYYYYYY
Posted by RUSS, 12:36, 19th March 2003:
 
i reckon we should have a meet in a battle cruiser
Posted by chandler, 12:36, 19th March 2003:
 
yes, we could all go to amsterdam, that would be good
Posted by RUSS, 12:40, 19th March 2003:
 
i like amsterdam, it's sooooo much fun :)
Posted by beargod, 12:42, 19th March 2003:
 
That would be nice, but i can't afford the cost
Posted by RUSS, 12:45, 19th March 2003:
 
here is a plan...

drive to Harwich which is on the east coast, ferry to hook of Holland (dirt cheap) drive half an hour to the dam,park up, have it, return next day
Posted by chandler, 12:53, 19th March 2003:
 
yeah. or just fly to amsterdam for like £30 on easy jet.
Posted by beargod, 12:53, 19th March 2003:
 
Shouldn't that be "HAVE IT!" Or maybe "GIVE IT SOME!"
Posted by RUSS, 12:54, 19th March 2003:
 
sorry HAVE IT!!
Posted by RUSS, 12:55, 19th March 2003:
 
easyjet isn't cheap anymore which sucks a whole lot
Posted by chandler, 13:02, 19th March 2003:
 
funny, i found an easyjet flight to Amsterdam for £5 the other day. Isn't that cheap? Bloody airport taxes were double that though
Posted by jeff, 13:06, 19th March 2003:
 
the whole of london doesnt just shut down at 11pm.. there's plenty of late licened bars.. take a look at Itchy London guide for examples. There's late bars in leicester too, but none of you are coming anywhere near my house (apart from arsepuppy who practically lives here but thats different)... besides, there's not enough room in the gimp room for you all.
Posted by RUSS, 13:14, 19th March 2003:
 
fair enough, times i've looked though they've been like $100


my computer hasn't got a pound sign
Posted by Grim..., 13:27, 19th March 2003:
 
Fuck Amsterdam.
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 13:30, 19th March 2003:
 
To be honest, how many people would come along to this party?
Posted by arsepuppy, 13:31, 19th March 2003:
 
I would if it was in a place I could get to easily at a time when I can make it.
Posted by cal, 13:31, 19th March 2003:
 
me
Posted by November Eclectica, 13:34, 19th March 2003:
 
If I were there I would go no matter the cost. Ya'll can come to the USA anytime and stay with me. I'll make sure you have an excellent time.
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 13:38, 19th March 2003:
 
In fact, i dont know where everyone stays. Where is easiest for us all to meet? Sorry Nov, but America is rather far away :o(
Posted by cal, 13:40, 19th March 2003:
 
we're generally all in the london/midlands area. bedford and st.albans is the iamcal hardcore
Posted by Sul, 13:43, 19th March 2003:
 
As long as I'm not working I'll come
Posted by chandler, 13:43, 19th March 2003:
 
LIVES foghorn LIVES not stays. grrr!

I live in northamptonshire
only a few miles from the bedford gang I expect
Posted by RUSS, 13:44, 19th March 2003:
 
anywhere is easy for me, after all this is the global village!
Posted by arsepuppy, 13:53, 19th March 2003:
 
MILES Chay MILES not milds. grrr!
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 13:53, 19th March 2003:
 
MILES Chay, not MILDS! :op
Posted by arsepuppy, 13:55, 19th March 2003:
 
jinx motherfucker!
Posted by chandler, 13:55, 19th March 2003:
 
BUGGER
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 13:59, 19th March 2003:
 
Damn!
Posted by beargod, 14:01, 19th March 2003:
 
I live in the South East, In Kent now so London Is practically next door.
Posted by chandler, 14:02, 19th March 2003:
 
Does London come round asking to borrow a cup of sugar?
Posted by arsepuppy, 14:02, 19th March 2003:
 
I live in shitty shitty Didcot, but London is just a high speed commuter train away!
Posted by arsepuppy, 14:03, 19th March 2003:
 
Keep the noise down London!!! I can't hear Trevor McDonald!!!!
Posted by Victor Menendez, 14:12, 19th March 2003:
 
Foghorn Leghorn
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 14:17, 19th March 2003:
 
yes
Posted by Victor Menendez, 14:21, 19th March 2003:
 
Im un-jinxing you :)
Posted by beargod, 14:25, 19th March 2003:
 
Yes that sort of closeness - is that a word?
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 14:27, 19th March 2003:
 
ah. cheers
Posted by Victor Menendez, 14:28, 19th March 2003:
 
De-Jinxing?
Posted by beargod, 14:39, 19th March 2003:
 
no closeness, it looked funny

my computer hasn't got a pound sign


Change it to an English keyboard in my control panel, or are you missing the 3 key?
Posted by RUSS, 14:44, 19th March 2003:
 
@=2
#=3

god only knows mate, it is on english setting but it is just wonky old keyboard, but i love it
Posted by beargod, 14:48, 19th March 2003:
 
In windows, that is the american setting, but you need the windows cd to change it over.
Posted by RUSS, 14:52, 19th March 2003:
 
i'll leave it, i've grown used and fond of it
Posted by beargod, 14:54, 19th March 2003:
 
too right, what is the point of changing something if it works
Posted by cal, 15:00, 19th March 2003:
 
to make it better?
Posted by chandler, 15:01, 19th March 2003:
 
like you did with that post beargod
Posted by cal, 15:04, 19th March 2003:
 
hehehe
Posted by beargod, 15:08, 19th March 2003:
 
No, that post didn't work, thats why I changed it so :P
Posted by cal, 15:09, 19th March 2003:
 
it worked - we understood it. you were just improving it :)
Posted by beargod, 15:14, 19th March 2003:
 
It didn't cos if you find the definition of to, then compare it to too then add both of them to that sentence, then only too makes sense :D
Posted by beargod, 15:14, 19th March 2003:
 
Even if you did understand what I was trying to say.
Posted by Victor Menendez, 15:18, 19th March 2003:
 
I don't understand what you are trying to say now.
Posted by beargod, 15:21, 19th March 2003:
 
precisly, as no-one should
Posted by chandler, 15:23, 19th March 2003:
 
beargod is being annoying
Posted by Rosie, 15:38, 19th March 2003:
 
When is this party then?

I am gonna buy a new dress for the occassion.

Someone decide.
Posted by Victor Menendez, 15:39, 19th March 2003:
 
tonight at my place baby ;)
Posted by beargod, 15:42, 19th March 2003:
 
Why am I? I know what I am trying to say and it is disagreeing with you about it working, cos what i put originally was 'to right', rather then 'too right' which by definition mean completly different things, so having 'to right', meaning to go right or to the right (to right on its own doesn't make sense), will mean that my sentance did not make sense which leaves me to conclude that your statement of ' like you did with that post beargod' wrong.
Posted by chandler, 15:44, 19th March 2003:
 
to right DID make sense cos when you SAY IT is sounds the same as TOO RIGHT so it does make sense. just not grammatical snse. You changed it to IMPROVE it. it still made sense before that. You took my post that was funny and just made the rest of it DULL with your pedantry.
zzzZZZ
Posted by Rosie, 15:46, 19th March 2003:
 
now, now boys. play nice.

WHENS THE PARTY??
Posted by beargod, 15:47, 19th March 2003:
 
as I always do
Posted by chandler, 15:47, 19th March 2003:
 
when ever you like
Posted by Rosie, 15:49, 19th March 2003:
 
well, when is everyone else free?

lets think of some dates.....
Posted by beargod, 15:49, 19th March 2003:
 
SO it seems that it is all up to Rosie now.
Posted by Victor Menendez, 15:50, 19th March 2003:
 
just not grammatical snse

hello mr kettle
Posted by beargod, 15:52, 19th March 2003:
 
Chay and I can't do the second bank holiday in May cos we already have party plans
Posted by arsepuppy, 15:54, 19th March 2003:
 
I read that as "party pants"
Posted by beargod, 15:54, 19th March 2003:
 
But to be honest that is a long time away so sooner
Posted by chandler, 15:54, 19th March 2003:
 
snse is spelling error, not a grammatical error :)
Posted by chandler, 15:54, 19th March 2003:
 
we have party pants as well. big comedy party pants
Posted by beargod, 15:55, 19th March 2003:
 
Well yes chay and I share party pants and I have them that week
Posted by Victor Menendez, 15:55, 19th March 2003:
 
snse is spelling error, not a grammatical error :)

Hello mr Pedant.
Posted by Rosie, 15:55, 19th March 2003:
 
What happens we if all meet up and it turns out that we don't like each other? It will all be ruined. :(

I hope no one is inviting josh - as in "wank".....
Posted by beargod, 15:57, 19th March 2003:
 
Come on Rosie who could not like you?
Posted by chandler, 15:57, 19th March 2003:
 
Hello Vicky
Posted by chandler, 15:58, 19th March 2003:
 
actually it was more of a typographical error
Posted by Rosie, 16:00, 19th March 2003:
 
Well.....

Believe it or not, some people find me a bit, ermmm, rude. Not, like, rude as in nasty - but i say what i see. ( is that from catchphrase or something?)
Posted by beargod, 16:02, 19th March 2003:
 
Yeah, catchphrase brilliant trash tv, which became crap trash tv
Posted by ilovebeerme, 16:04, 19th March 2003:
 
Semen is such a persistant stain.
Posted by Rosie, 16:05, 19th March 2003:
 
My b/f looks a bit like Mr Chips.
Posted by cal, 16:06, 19th March 2003:
 
i'm sure you're all lovely in real life

even gary is nice in real life :)
Posted by beargod, 16:06, 19th March 2003:
 
Rosie - That is very scary
Posted by beargod, 16:07, 19th March 2003:
 
Is he yellow, small and dustbin shaped then?
Posted by Rosie, 16:08, 19th March 2003:
 
No its not! Hes lovely!
Posted by Rosie, 16:08, 19th March 2003:
 
He is shorter than me and he is ginger-ish.

Like Mr Chips!
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 16:09, 19th March 2003:
 
ginger-ish!?
Posted by Rosie, 16:10, 19th March 2003:
 
Yeah - his hair is ginger round the sides and sort of browny-baldy on the top.

Bless him.
Posted by beargod, 16:13, 19th March 2003:
 
has he got a center parting?
Posted by Rosie, 16:15, 19th March 2003:
 
No its off to the side. Hes not got an awful lot of hair now. Its all falling out. But i still love him!
Posted by beargod, 16:17, 19th March 2003:
 
How old is he?
Posted by Rosie, 16:20, 19th March 2003:
 
34 in april
Posted by beargod, 16:24, 19th March 2003:
 
That is scary, I hope I don't start loosing hair by then, even though i do shave it off
Posted by Rosie, 16:26, 19th March 2003:
 
Well, some ppl lose thier hair young. I think its incredibly sexy. I love old men.
Older men - that is. Not OAPs.
Posted by beargod, 16:28, 19th March 2003:
 
I don't love any man, other then chay but he loves this bird called redmaiden
Posted by beargod, 16:29, 19th March 2003:
 
:)
Posted by beargod, 16:36, 19th March 2003:
 
Is anybody as scared as me as to what i said??
Posted by ilovebeerme, 16:37, 19th March 2003:
 
I would imagine chay is yes.
Posted by chandler, 16:51, 19th March 2003:
 
yep
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 16:56, 19th March 2003:
 
I aint bothered..if you are batty then you are batty.
Posted by beargod, 16:58, 19th March 2003:
 
I'm not batty, but I am mad, cos I have hairs on the back of my hands
Posted by arsepuppy, 17:01, 19th March 2003:
 
But if you say you're mad, surely it's an indication that you're not.

Like when people go "Look! I'm mad, me. Barking. Oooooh COWS!... Brrrrrr..... Totally Hatstand."
Posted by beargod, 17:03, 19th March 2003:
 
wibble see obviously mad
Posted by chandler, 17:08, 19th March 2003:
 
yes. some people try to hard to be "wacky"
Posted by cal, 17:13, 19th March 2003:
 
Totally Hatstand


that's genius
Posted by beargod, 17:19, 19th March 2003:
 
OK I admit it I am not mad, just random. OK happy now?
Posted by arsepuppy, 17:23, 19th March 2003:
 
Ok, Miss Sarpong.
Posted by arsepuppy, 17:23, 19th March 2003:
 
:)
Posted by beargod, 17:26, 19th March 2003:
 
:D
Posted by arsepuppy, 17:44, 19th March 2003:
 
How to spot Try-Too-Hards.

Lesson 1.

"Ooh David Dickinson, he's so cool!. Button Moon? Anyone remember Button Moon??"
Posted by beargod, 11:12, 20th March 2003:
 
I liked button moon, and so do most of my friends
Posted by cal, 11:13, 20th March 2003:
 
i liked pigeon street : www.pigeonstreet.com
Posted by arsepuppy, 11:19, 20th March 2003:
 
i liked button moon, but it has become such a "wanky-studenty-anecdote" thing.
Posted by chandler, 11:31, 20th March 2003:
 
yes
Posted by Redmaiden, 23:10, 20th March 2003:
 
I preferred pigeon street
I don't like ITV (button moon was on ITV booo)
Posted by arsepuppy, 23:50, 20th March 2003:
 
I've always hated ITV as well. Strange that.
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 19:39, 2nd March 2004:
 
I'm impressed that St. Albans is the centre point of IamcaL...

Plus my gran used to live in Meriden.
Posted by angeldelight, 10:26, 5th March 2004:
 
my uncle invented button moon! and he used to do the spitting image puppets too
Posted by Brock, 10:28, 5th March 2004:
 
Cool!

None of my uncles have invented anything. Must kick them up the arse and see what they can come up with.

Have you got your laptop fixed, yet then, Angel?
Posted by angeldelight, 10:35, 5th March 2004:
 
yes brockles - how are you? i stamped my foot and pouted a bit and they gave me a shiny new packard bell one
Posted by Brock, 10:43, 5th March 2004:
 
Brilliant! That's the advantage of being a girl. They all laugh when I try the stampy-pouty thing.

I'm ok. I get my new printer/scanner/copier/teasmaid/bread-maker clever thing this weekend. Woohoo! Toys!
Posted by angeldelight, 10:46, 5th March 2004:
 
i got one of those and it's really moody
Posted by Brock, 10:47, 5th March 2004:
 
Stolen?
Posted by Brock, 10:50, 5th March 2004:
 
Which one have you got? Mine is a HP2170. Assuming my Dad bought me the one I asked for. He's occasionaly a bit senile like that.

He's probably got me a Dot matrix for a ZX Spectrum or something :(
Posted by angeldelight, 10:51, 5th March 2004:
 
no - i know i'm scouse, but i meant temperamental. cor i wish i cld instruct my father to buy my hardware
Posted by Brock, 10:58, 5th March 2004:
 
It's a Chrimbo prezzie, and he's buying it through the IT department at his work, so I get a better one for the same money as I would have otherwise.

He's also slack, as well as a bit random, hence the timing of it's arrival.
Posted by Perclissigi, 11:09, 5th March 2004:
 
Did this party ever happen?
Posted by Brock, 11:10, 5th March 2004:
 
I don't think any of them ever do. There seems to be all good intentions at first, and then it all fizzles out at the end.
Posted by Perclissigi, 11:12, 5th March 2004:
 
shame... that would be cool, ok, how about....
the london members of iamcal meet in a pub.. in london.
Can't be that hard really can it?
Posted by Perclissigi, 11:12, 5th March 2004:
 
(the one's of legal drinking age that is... sul) :P
Posted by Abe Frohman, 11:13, 5th March 2004:
 
Wow, thats a great idea, wonder why we haven't tried this before.
Posted by Brock, 11:15, 5th March 2004:
 
Don't think Perci spends a lot of time in the archive...

It alwasy turns to a pile of steaming pooh when they try and organise it. Except Cal and the alcoholics that are Abe and Sul always meet up. But I think they do anyway.
Posted by Perclissigi, 11:15, 5th March 2004:
 
Agh....sarcasm...melting...computer
Posted by Perclissigi, 11:16, 5th March 2004:
 
I spend enough bloody time in the regular ones, if i trawled the archives as well, i wouldn't eat, sleep, or get any bloody work done!
Posted by RUSS, 11:16, 5th March 2004:
 
i was there once
Posted by Brock, 11:17, 5th March 2004:
 
In a pub? Or the Archive?
Posted by Perclissigi, 11:18, 5th March 2004:
 
Both! My Uni is quite a small independant place:
www.acm.ac.uk
and happens to be above a wetherspoons pub...
so when i'm not on the internet or in a lecture, i'm in the pub!
Posted by jen, 11:37, 5th March 2004:
 
Reckon we should all head over to Vancouver where Cal is, makes sense to centre the party where the centre of IAMCAL is ;)

bloody good excuse for a holiday too.
Posted by Perclissigi, 11:40, 5th March 2004:
 
that's not such a bad idea...
now to find £830 for a flight...
Posted by jen, 11:51, 5th March 2004:
 
cheap at the price...
(the flight, not cal!)
Posted by Brock, 11:56, 5th March 2004:
 
Although, I bet he is...
Posted by Alfie, 12:14, 5th March 2004:
 
www.globespan.com/checkavailCA.asp

they have flights london to vancouver for about £240 return.

don't know where you got £830 from but they would rip you off :D
Posted by Alfie, 12:15, 5th March 2004:
 
tho with taxes it comes to £299
still that was only the first site i checked in google
Posted by Perclissigi, 12:17, 5th March 2004:
 
You and google!
Posted by Alfie, 12:19, 5th March 2004:
 
don't knock it :D
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 14:44, 5th March 2004:
 
Hah. Why don't you go to St. Albans?
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 14:44, 5th March 2004:
 
(that wasn't a cuss, just a suggestion)
Posted by cal, 17:33, 5th March 2004:
 
yeah - 300GBP return ius about right (can't find the pound key on this crazy keyboard :/)
Posted by Alfie, 18:21, 5th March 2004:
 
£££££ - there you go cal :)
have one of mine
Posted by jeffld, 18:25, 5th March 2004:
 
I know what a pain it can be to use a strange keyboard. I had to use one of those damned ergonomic microsoft keyboards one time. I almost went and bought my own keyboard for that project.



I think the designer has a serious drug problem.
Posted by Alfie, 18:46, 5th March 2004:
 
designed by a touch typist no doubt
Posted by Alfie, 18:47, 5th March 2004:
 
who is also a fan of Dali
Posted by Perclissigi, 18:48, 5th March 2004:
 
mmmmm dali
Posted by Sul, 18:51, 5th March 2004:
 
I hate those keyboards. I like having a quirky typing style. Those keyboards make you conform. They restrict your creativity. They should all be burned.
Posted by Abe Frohman, 19:00, 5th March 2004:
 
I want one of those keyboards.
Posted by Sul, 19:17, 5th March 2004:
 
You're sick.
Posted by Brock, 19:19, 5th March 2004:
 
It looks like it was left on the window sill on a hot day.

Dog toffee.
Posted by ell, 20:14, 5th March 2004:
 
I use a "natural" curvy logitech keyboard- have done for 6 years now, I hate the standard pieces of crap!
Posted by Alfie, 20:18, 5th March 2004:
 
i use a wireless one so i can lie in bed and type
Posted by Alfie, 20:19, 5th March 2004:
 
actually i can sit downstairs and type, just not see what im typing
Posted by Perclissigi, 20:20, 5th March 2004:
 
my computer's next to my bed, so i can lie in bed and type.
And i don't have to shell out for an expensive melty-wireless one.
Posted by Brock, 20:53, 5th March 2004:
 
Aaaah. The joys of student life. Living in a room so small you have to stack your entire life up the walls to the ceiling next to the bed. Happy Days...
Posted by Alfie, 21:33, 5th March 2004:
 
mine isnt melty
Posted by jeffld, 21:46, 5th March 2004:
 
Easy way to make money

&.#163


remove the end stop and presto change'o!

£
Posted by Uma, 08:57, 6th March 2004:
 
& . #163


?
Posted by Alfie, 13:12, 6th March 2004:
 
£
Posted by Alfie, 13:13, 6th March 2004:
 
Uma - he means remove the full stop (or "period") between the & and the #
Posted by donnie, 15:41, 6th March 2004:
 
&#
Posted by donnie, 15:41, 6th March 2004:
 
:P