I'm planning to exit to Finland. Not quite USA, but it's still part of
the exodus... Maybe in a year or two's time...
Just learning the lingo, now... (sheesh, 2500 word variations for the word
house...) But at least I know how to order beer and vodka! :)
Just need to find some nice Finnish girl
From: Jonathan Bristow [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
:Persona sell SAM Sequencer 3. It's a very good buy.
:
:Unfortunately, it's a little slow.. :( Especially when you're trying to
:actually edit notes. Then again, what do you expect on a 6MHz machine???
I don't understand the link!, the Commodore
Twice the speed and four times the amount of screen memory. (hmmm)
Yes, the SAM is a fair bit faster than the Spectrum.
Justin.
PS. ...sports car.Granny City... Heh. I like it! :)
-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Bristow [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 05, 1999
From: James R Curry [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I remember you as a lad in the James Went building at DMU during my days
of collecting people's student union card numbers...
I was usually half-asleep, covered with rain, dis-organized and
looked like the average Dr Who fan.
That's true... :)
I
Let me be the first, and certainly not the last, to say
Congratulations!.
Congratulations, Allan!
And I /don't/ remember you in the James Went building of DMU whilst
collecting student union card numbers. Actually, why they wanted them,
I still have no idea - but getting paid to sit in a
Oooh... Wow... Congrats...
I remember you as a lad in the James Went building at DMU during my days
of collecting people's student union card numbers...
Ahhh.. The young grow up so quickly... :)
Seriously, I wish you both the best.
Justin.
-Original Message-
From: James R Curry
Persona sell SAM Sequencer 3. It's a very good buy.
Unfortunately, it's a little slow.. :( Especially when you're trying to
actually edit notes. Then again, what do you expect on a 6MHz machine???
I did start thinking about doing a Tracker-style MIDI composer for the
SAM, but, judging by the
BTW Robert, any chance of you e-mailing me a copy of Martijn's hard drive
version of the mod player?
Getting hold of the floppy version would be good enough for me... :)
Justin
From: Paul Walker [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The last version of WINGUIDE can be found on:
http://tatooine.fortunecity.com/falcon/183;
Umm .. and this is useful to us why, exactly? :-)
Probably because it's used to read the documentation to understand his
speccy emulator which runs on his CPM
From: Paul Walker [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Probably because it's used to read the documentation to understand his
speccy emulator which runs on his CPM emulator which runs on our SAMs
Ah. I see.
Why would someone use that instead of a native SAM spectrum emulator? :-
)
Coz Jarek has
That's not the point... Any new feature added to the virtual machine,
makes SimCoupe less realistic. And if SimCoupe doesn't try to
realistically emulate the Sam, then why bother?
Exactly!
If everyone added new features to SimCoupe that never even existed on
the real SAM, not only would you
The other rule: Think of the most stupid thing that you think is possible,
and then bet your last dollar on someone beating it.
(Or, at least, that's what my old driving instuctor said to me)
Justin
-Original Message-
From: Nick Humphries [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July
Are you having a best of email responses section on those pages? :)
-Original Message-
From: Nick Humphries [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 16, 1999 10:14 AM
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: (OT) Stupid people
The YS Rock'n'Roll Years carries a load of original
In that case, I'll rephrase the question slightly:
Would it be likely to cause a problem if future versions of SimCoupe were
to require long filename support in the hose operating system?
Only if I get to drive the fire-engine! :)
Seriously, I've no problems with that...
Justin.
Yes, although I don't know how well this particular system would cope with
a filename containing two dots, like wibble.dsk.gz
wibble~1.gz
(I just tried it)
Anyway I thought in DOS mode under Win95 and Win98 you could use long
filenames transparently - or maybe that was only in NT? I don't use
Stuart Brady wrote:
I do, however, urge Si Owen to release the code, no matter how buggy or
incomplete it is. I was under the impression that he was waiting until
he'd got the basics working first, but he seems to be well past that
stage, if he's thinking about disk image formats. Have you got
I was being sarcastic... :)
-Original Message-
From: Aley Keprt [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 1999 12:59 PM
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: New: SimCoupe 0.783a
- Original Message -
From: Justin Skists [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sam-users
Wow.. An ARM CPU model on the SAM? :)
-Original Message-
From: Allan Skillman [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 1999 3:16 PM
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: New: SimCoupe 0.783a
Hi All,
The easiest way to provide gnuzip compression without the need
zip, too. They've always used zip in the past, and they see no reason to
change. Gzip *is* better for single files, though - simply because it
can *only* contain one file.
Hell.. Why not use a tar + gzip combination? :)
Relax - After all, WW3 supposed to start any day now and last for 27
Are you talking about Yarek's CPM22QED? What I've seen of it, it's a
pretty good version of CP/M. More - umm - standard than Pro-DOS. ie,
It's supposed to be CP/M 2.2 rather than CP/M 2.2 compatible and
capable of using different disk formats.
There is also MIDI-Kernbut, I won't talk about
From: James Gasson
[snipped idea]
Thoughts?
Interesting...
Jut.
How come all we ever talk about these days is copyright issues?
I always thought we were developers - not lawyers. Maybe it's a new trend?
Once upon a time, when I were a lad, programmers wanted strut their stuff
to big softwares houses by writing demos. Now, it seems that people, these
days,
From: Andrew Collier [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 8:34 pm +0100 27/5/99, Simon Cooke wrote:
We ... we ... us ... we've ... we ... Si (Not speaking for MS)
If you're not speaking for Microsoft, then who on earth _are_ you speaking
for??
Oh my gawd!! We've uncovered a coup in MS's organisation
I, Justin Skists, hereby starts the flood of yes emails.
-Original Message-
From: Chris Pile [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 28, 1999 12:18 PM
To: Sam Users Group
Subject: Is my mail getting through?
Is my mail reaching other SAM users?
Chris.
From: Dave Hooper [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 25 May 1999, Stuart Brady wrote:
Make sure it's clean html, then. Plain and simple, too - no background
images (certainly not gif) and colours and all of that... I don't really
want the cartoons, to be honest. And no rubbish frames or
On Tue, 25 May 1999, Stuart Brady wrote:
Make sure it's clean html, then. Plain and simple, too - no background
images (certainly not gif) and colours and all of that... I don't
really
want the cartoons, to be honest. And no rubbish frames or anything.
It'd
be a good idea to have a
Ifyou've got a PC - the easiest solution is to get a PC TV card and use
the
REAL machine via the PC monitor... assuming you've got a PC that is ;)
Have you tested this solution? In my experience (two cards - one Mac, one
PC) the picture gets so mangled that text becomes impossible to read, for
I'm sure I saw somewhere sometime ago that you could download
E-Tracker from someone's web page...
I dunno.. I can't remember...
-Original Message-
From: Paul Walker [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 14, 1999 2:32 PM
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: E-tracker
and 31 ; don't fiddle with the MIDI bit
Yeah.. You leave those MIDI bits alone! They haven't hurt anyone! :)
J.
Heh..
I can see how mad you must feel.
To tell you the truth, I have only managed to crash NT4 once and
that was because the driver I tried doing something with my testing
utility shouldn't have and it gave me my first blue screen. I
never did find the cause or see the same problem again.
I'm
In response to Psycho Billy's tearful goodbye:
Good luck.
Jut.
What was said? I don't have access to usenet...
Justin.
-Original Message-
From: Simon Cooke [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 07, 1999 1:50 AM
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: comp.sys.sinclair... jesus...
Hmmm... beginning to wonder if I should just do what
Through judicious use of monkeys and typewriters, Justin Skists
[EMAIL PROTECTED] came up with...
Heh! :)
(Calmed down from being told by PC World that I was denied credit
to buy a PC - All I want to do is play with that digital camera and
run SimCoupe!!)
Why did you go to PC World to buy
YAY!!!
GO CLIVE, GO!!
I WANT ONE NOW1
Jut.
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Gallagher [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 30, 1999 10:12 AM
To: SAM mailing list
Subject: Sir Clive to reenter computing market!
BTW - will be in touch via work tomorrow other that other matter for
u ;)
I've seen it al now - David Ledbury the pimp.
;-)
*laugh*
It's innocent, I tell you!!
Jut.
And to counter that argument, if people could develop on SIM Coupe
and then write the4 software back to floppy for distrubiton on
standard SAM's then I think we would see more released on the SAM.
What would you rather do - roam through your atic blowing the dust
off your SAM and setting it up
David L wrote:
Blitz 9 - should be being proofread as we speak.
BLITZ 9?!?!?
Damn.. I thought I was still waiting for Blitz 8. I'll have to go
and check my disk-boxes once I get them out of my big cardboard
boxes that I still haven't unpacked yet (along with my SAM's power
pack)...
Don't know
From: The President [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On just got it , when was it posted?
[snip]
Look at the header
C
- Original Message -
From: William McGugan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 07 October 1998 15:19
Subject: RE: Glos Show
And Blitz has a bit of techy info - with more appearing in each new issue
of
course ;)
David
Talking of which, is issue 8 out yet? Or have I, like Soundbyte,
forgotten to send off my re-subscription cheque again?
Jut.
Bloody hell...
You took a long time in answeing that! :)
Jut.
-Original Message-
From: The President [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 26, 1999 1:13 PM
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: Glos Show
And where is that :)
C
- Original Message -
Surely, someone on here is his friend, what about Samsboss and
Bill Ritman? Won't they tell him?
Jut.
-Original Message-
From: The President [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 1999 10:37 AM
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: Bob is missing
No
-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
MGT
used to advocate backing up tapes to disk (or disc - for Bob) and
certain publications would give out information on how to hack awkward
programs so that they would work from disk. But there appears to be an
unforgivable difference in us
maybe its like some walkie-talkies(1), i.e., its not illegal to own
them, sell them, make them or whatever just use them is it
actually illegal to do it? i mean what law are you breaking by simply
producing a bit of circuitry? using it would be illegal though, cos
then the purpose for
Ahh.. but does it work? What does the output from the SAM look like?
-Original Message-
From: Chris White [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 15, 1999 8:51 PM
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: THE LINK TO HOW - Re: Using Sam on a SVGA Monitor
Okay so no-one knows
One hell of a rib-tickling dig at Bob/Format!!! :)
Jur.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 1999 6:25 PM
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: Hardwarehelp wanted!! Any ideas?
On Tue, 13 Apr 1999 17:55:11 +0200
From: Aley Keprt [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, here comes the describtion of scart-to-scart cable, which can be used
to connect Sam to TV, VCR or satellite.
[description clipped]
Cool. Thanks. I'll have a go at making one sometime! :)
Jut.
From: Si Owen [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Justin Skists wrote:
[description clipped]
Cool. Thanks. I'll have a go at making one sometime! :)
Bagsy I try first! ;-)
*LOL*
Jut.
From: Aley Keprt [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maybe we could make an coloured-boxes-on-hang-up emulator for PC...
Heh.. cute! :)
And what are good ones? Are those hang-up friendly coputers good?
I'm getting to quite like this DEC AlphaServer sitting under my
desk... I love the way it reboots
Hello SAM Coupe users
Hi! :)
I have been watching this maillist for some weeks now and I must say I´m
impressed of how much it is being used I can see by the writers to the
list that it is all who has been with SAM Coupe from the very beginning
nice :-)
Umm... Not quite all... And
Si Owen wrote:
Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
anyways... if you want it lemme know... (same goes for anyone else,
though justin did bagsy, and i cant ignorr the rules of the playground
Better let him have first pick, or he'll only get some of his friends to
come and beat it out of me!
*laughs*
Aley asked:
Well, I have made my own one several years ago too.
I have connected coomposite out to my tv's composite in. That's all.
And it works perfectly. Especially when my power supply is broken and
i can see nothing when using regular tv-out. (can anybody help?)
Well, the SAM makes the
From: Dan Doore [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
i think it would be nice to get a diagram of the real scrat connector,
and compare it to the sam's one.
i hope many of us are able to make their own cable if we would know
what pins to connect.
The Pin-outs are in the back of the normal manual, and
Well, I would like to solve this problem by using my PC's hard drive on
Sam.
Is it possible to connect Sam to PC and use it's hard drive.
It would be nice to have a parallel cable (as used in Norton Commander, or
MS-DOS) and make a SamDOS which could cooperate with PC using this cable.
Then we can
A virus in mail? Really?
Well, a virus embedded in an email. Ie, a macro that automatically
runs as soon as you open the Word document.
Is it possible to infect Windows NT running on LAN?
(I read mails in school on Windows NT.)
I hope neither Sam Coupe nor Windows NT can be infected by these
So, what's the problem? Simply go to the shop and buy a standard vcr
scart
cable.
No - as far as i remember, the SAM's SCART has a different pinout from
standard SCART.
That is what I heard, too...
Justin.
From: Si Owen [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anybody know why a nice standard feature like a SCART became non-standard
on
the SAM? Real shame that...
Probably to make a few bob for someone...
(Like the use of BBC B printer cables instead of PC ones)
Is anyone up to make a few bob from putting some
Johnna wrote:
Took me a while to realise I wasn't Johnna Teare nor Lee Willis.. :)
Eh?
The poster of the list, mixed with my mailer which decided to
word-wrap it all around the place, made it look like my name
belonged to one address and my address belong to another name...
Justin.
From: Lee Willis [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oooh...
Took me a while to realise I wasn't Johnna Teare nor Lee Willis.. :)
Well I can assure you that you're not me, well at least I don't think
you are, but in case you are can you fix this SAMBA problem I seem to be
having right now ...
Well..
Gang,
Who ever has my personal postal (snail) address should take note
of this: I've moved out of Watford and into Milton Keynes...
Anyone who wants/needs my new address, gimme a shout...
Jut.
Guys...
I'd like to get hold of a SAM-style SCART cable. Can anyone help?
Justin.
From: Si Owen [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Justin Skists wrote:
I'd like to get hold of a SAM-style SCART cable. Can anyone help?
Ooo, I'd like one too if it means I can hook it up to my TV (Sony)!
immature
Bagsy: I get the first one!!!
/immature
Jut.
I don't understand what has 'Red Dwarf' to do with Sam-users.
Can you explain, Simon Cooke?
i would guess that some SAM-users are Red Dwarf fans
too?
Jut.
From: Lee Willis [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Besides didn't anyone tell you that the special effects in the new
Series of Red Dwarf were all rendered on a cluster of 32 SAMs ...
Oh wow.. This is better than knowing tha Babylon 5 was originally
done on a bunch of really powerful Amigas
From: Simon Cooke (Exchange) [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Flag Equates:
Wow... I like that idea!
-
Data defines:
DEFB - define series of byte values
DEFW - define series of word values
DEFF - define series of floating point/fixed point values
Can I request DEFL as
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is that like a Simon-Emulator (aka SimCoupe) ?
When did you move over to the Dark Side Si? I guess that's something else
I
missed last year!
Then it's a good job I didn't join SCO otherwise I'd
be an enemy with the god-like SpecTec Jnr.
Jut.
From: The Mad Goose [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here's a thought...
What was the cheat mode to access the extra section in Lyra 3? And am
I the only person in the SAM world who doesn't know it?
Nope.. You're not the only person not to know it...
In fact, I don't even know what Lyra 3 is...
From: The Mad Goose [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Permission to steal bones of demobase and stick it in the faq?
Don't forget the heart and kidneys...
Jut.
in
this increasingly deceitful world. It was very shocking
to wake up to find the announcement of his passing. I
wish I had gotten to know him more. My prayers go out to
his soul, his wife and his children. May God bless them all.
Justin Skists
(Please pass this on)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Simon (NSFSMFT)
Hey, this is pretty kewl, we've got an insider in Microsoft, we should
get loads of juicy info now then, heheheh =o)
So, what do we have then?
We have Simon in MS... I'm in Aculab (will be) writing
device drivers for ISDN cards
From: Ian Collier [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, Feb 11, 1999 at 07:27:00PM -0800, Simon Cooke wrote:
At the moment, 99% of current PC's won't let you read sector 10. It's a
pain.
If the PC won't let you read sector 10 then how is anyone supposed to
write a version of samdisk that works?
From: The Mad Goose [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now we now why the deal on new PSU's involves us returning our old
shagged out ones...
Ahhh sneaky... :)
Could this also be the reason why Greenweild's ran out of
PSUs? Bob bought the entire stock after he warned everyone
not to use them? :)
Someone /had/ to respond like that It was inevitable.
Jut.
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Collier [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 05, 1999 10:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:
At 10:37 am + 5/2/99, Malcolm Mackenzie wrote:
who
why
Agreed.
(Just to see if the guy who looks after it has realised I've
changed email addresses)
Jut.
-Original Message-
From: The Mad Goose [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 05, 1999 12:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: who?
What I meant by that last one was
From: Simon Cooke
Linda Barker? (grin) Certainly one of YS's more interesting editors,
maybe not very Sam-related, but we don't *really* need to be that
strict, do we?
Ahem.
She had a voice like sunshine, and was cute as hell to boot.
Ahhh.. Yes... The Babe of YS.. :)
You've met her?
From: David Laundon [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Testing
So I've had to re-subscribe using my work address; has it worked?
Yep.. As you may have noticed...
More Oh no!
Now that you know where I work you'll be able to find our web-site,
including photos of everybody here (cringe)!
Panic! Run! ;)
From: Dave Hooper
is midi REALLY 31.765 kHz? i never thought it was anything like that
quick.
(oh, that's probably in terms of bits, right? 31000 baud or something?
not midi bytes)
Yep. It really is that fast... 31250 baud
It's derived (divided by 256) from the 8Mhz clock source in
the
From: Ian Collier
On Tue, Jan 26, 1999 at 10:26:18AM -, Justin Skists wrote:
Yep. It really is that fast... 31250 baud
It's derived (divided by 256) from the 8Mhz clock source in
the SAM...(fyti - for your trivial info)
It's not *that* fast - the Speccy has 112 whole clock cycles
David asked:
Very impressed to hear about the E-Tracker to Midi program...
As I said before, so am I.. I'd like to see it.
There's also a small problem of matching the Tracker's
samples to a MIDI voice. But, that's not such a problem
if you have an expensive keyboard that you can upload
voices
People,
[snip]
Tsk.. I must learn to spell words in the early morning
monday blues...
Justin
I reckon it should be fine, but I did hear once that
switch-mode power supplies (as in PCs) aren't happy if
you leave some of the lines unloaded - eg the -15v and -12v
lines.
So, in other words, it may be more appropriate to grab
a 12v PSU from Maplin's (or somewhere), wire up an
extremely simple
Andrew Collier wrote:
I've done a couple of ProTracker musics based on midi-files myself, and to
be honest I don't think a converter routine would ever be able to do as
good a job as a creative human.
I'm inclined to agree here. Besides, I'm still trying
to sit down and develop the application
From: Andrew Gale
Doesn't sound like a bad plan. All I need now is a
SCART TV (or, maybe, my video has a SCART Aux socket),
a SAM-compatible SCART cable, a PSU, some bits from
Maplins, a little time and some courage.
Or you could always crack open the SAM PSU and connect the
modulator in
From: David Laundon
BTW, my program doesn't actually convert an E-Tracker file to a MIDI file,
it just translates the E-Tracker file as it plays the music.
Basically it works like this... (now, how basic shall I make this? :)
[snip]
I understand what you mean now.
It sounds as though, if
From: Andrew Gale
Thinking about it, even RGB connections still need the composite
video signal for synchronisation. so ignore my comments about
not needing the 12v line!
*grins*
Okay. :)
Justin.
From: Ian Collier
I don't think that's true, but anyway the MIDI interrupts are not
essential,
and their usefulness is somewhat reduced if you have to handle other
kinds of interrupts going on at the same time.
The MIDI-In interrupt is useful. :)
But, with the MIDI-Out interrupt, I agree. In
Colin wrote in response to me:
Not bad tactics that, although going backwards doesnt help much if you
reverse into a structure or something then have to go forward through
a crowd of enemy cybercraft especially when you beyond the puny
drones...!
Yes.. That is a downfall. But, that's what the
In response ot Malcolm,
Don`t know, but there is going to be another show in HORWICH on the 27th
FEBUARY.
Incidently my SAM was ten years old last year.
Ummm... Where in the universe is Horwich???
Seriously though, there are loads of people who obviously only have a
very vague interest in
It's near Bolton - on the side near Wanderers Reebok stadium. Reet near
t'motorway as we say up 'ere int north (M61 that is, junction number
erm, what's the junction David? Ian? Andrew? anyone?)
Not quite a short distance from Watford then... :(
Justin.
David Laundon wrote:
You mean I'm not the only one who's interested in MIDI around here?
Afraid not, matey! :)
What have you been working on MIDI wise then, Justin?
Well, there's MIDI-Bar which really only displays the notes
from each channel from a MIDI device onto the screen as a
series of
Question 3: Who's actually on this list now-a-days???
Justin.
Oh lots of people (many of whom have taken up the new sport of
Cookie-bashing) :(
Maria.
So it seems. :(
Although I thought it was amazing that the last I heard was that
he was thinking about the project (this was before December
From: David [EMAIL PROTECTED]
More SAM related topics me thinks?
Who's got a least pathetic score than me on Stratosphere? Level 3?
That is rather pathetic very pathetic even! You'd have only encountered
the lowest form of Drone cybercraft by level and you were beaten
by them?
How did you
Gavin wrote:
Shit, I've heard about Greenweld so many times over the years, even
enquired about the PSU's once, but never bothered to order any, and then as
soon as I decide to order a few (I mailed them yesterday), they have none
left. Okay, I'm looking for an extremely quiet SAM power
Who the hell is Frank Broughton, is he something like Kevin Smythe?
:)
Must be some kind of Howard Hughes - that's if he does exist?
I'm led to believe he's Bob's brother-in-law or something like that.
Oh God... You mean all that beer I had over christmas DIDN'T stop
the
Forgive the title - that was just to make people take some notice.
Can somebody tell me how to unsub from this list?
MJC.
Why would you want to unsub? Surely I haven't upset someone
already? I've only been resubbed 5 minutes (ok, since Friday)
Here's the quote from the SamUsers welcome
Graham Goring wrote:
I didn't notice that he was on the sofa, and unfortunatley I sat down
and snapped his spine. The funeral's on Wednesday. ;)
Bloody typical... I turn my back for one second..
justin.
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