Yous forgiven, lol
Too quiet methinks..
maybe something is afoot.
On Sun, 4 Mar 2001, Andrew Collier wrote:
Just to update on this, I've tried to connect on the last couple of
nights;
unfortunately the lag is so severe at the moment that my client just
drops
the connection :( There have generally been a couple of people on there
though.
Is it a problem
summary:
I don't say that children should be kept in a black box.
But I don't think it is clever to go and click anything I don't know.
Especially if people don't know computers well, they should be careful, as
in the real life. If you tak a power saw and cut out our hand, it's
because
you
ERM, You'd be surprised!, a local cabbie here got arrested and
jailed for keeping a couple
of hundred of gallons of petrol in his garage during the fuel crisis
here in Old Blighty last year
A major part of his defence centered on the fact, that he did not
know that petrol was flammable!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Merry Christmas everyone, and a Happy New Year!
(This beats the postal service, eh?!)
Especially when you're sending cards on Xmas day :)
Do you think they'll get there on time?
Oh, and, Merry Christmas everybodies.
Martin
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Roy Staines wrote:
Doing some belated spring cleaning, I and my son felt eager to set up the
Sam Coupe and have a play around. It hasn't been used for a few years and
when a software disk is put in and F9 is pressed I got error code 53 NO
DOS. Tried several disks and got the same, does
Robert Wilkinson wrote:
If you don't like it, then don't use it.
Outwrite was written by me years before I got a PC, the only thing I had to
go by was Tasword.
It does support bold,italic, underline etc, via control codes in the body of
the text, it just isn't WYSIWYG.
And I always
Aley Keprt wrote:
After 5 days being lost from the net, thanksfully to the biggest PC crash I
ever
This happens to everyone, who thinks that making backups is something, what
they don't
need to waste their time with.
Think of it as an involuntary annual clearout.
fitz
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Andrew Gale wrote:
more info: only about 200 copies were sold... he set fire to the remaining
800 manuals as they were taking up about half of his garage !
Wow... looking back, it's hard to believe how much optimism people had
in the Sam market, isn't it?!
Yeh, I would have been well
David L wrote:
Ive heard some sams need a special call to boot, can it be the case
It might be that at fault.
Anyone got the PEEK for checking the Rom version? I suspect an early version
myself (I'm drunk so I cant remember!)
Its a bad sign when alcohol starts to impede your
womoteam wrote:
peter schrieb:
Would Someone send me a .dsk or similar of scads please
as the scads file on the ftp site is a .td0 file which i can`t use.
cheers
Peter Harkess
Hi Peter.
Have send you all I have about Scads and demos fro in a zipped file.
Jorge Canelhas wrote:
Just needed to say this :
PORTUGAL !!
PORTUGAL !!
I often have the same problem myself.
But dont worry, it can be medicated ;)
So you think your going to win? (doesnt everyone ...Eng..a..hm)
fitz
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Gordon Wallis wrote:
While we are talking about web sites etc.
I'm thinking of buying a program to do web sites.
What do people use on this list?
Notepad. Ya can't beat it.
Except for NoteTab Light (err, download it from somewhere, like
www.download.com or something). Its the same
Gavin Smith wrote:
Ian Collier wrote:
On Tue, Jun 13, 2000 at 12:07:57AM +0100, Gavin Smith wrote:
I know this is a common problem with viewing
websites on a Mac, and then a PC, so what am I doing wrong? Any ideas?
Yes, it sounds like what you are doing wrong
womoteam wrote:
Once upon a time I asked for the SCADS manual and someone wrotes, he would
scan
it in and set it to the net.
Hopefully that someone which name I not know yet is still alive, I like to
know how things are in progess (if).
Was that me? I think it probably was. To be
Hey Si,
Si Owen wrote:
lost all motivation to work on it and stopped. The fuss over releasing a
GPL program without the source halted any further binary releases for people
to play with - it was only ever given to people on this list as a private
release, and not announced on any other
Edwin Blink wrote:
But I've just done scanning in the entire tech manual, so, well, I
want a break :)... I'll get in done nexdt week sometime (Im moving
house this weekend, so its a bit impossible to do it now anyway :)
Are you putting it online ?
If not I'd like to put it online ?
Hey ho,
Since I see a great SAM revival here I am in a very good mood. So I have
downloaded SCAD from nvg, but there is no manual.
Can anybody help in this way? If someone would send it to me I can scan it and
make Text- and/or PDF-file of it, so whoever it wants can set it on his
webside
womoteam wrote:
Hi Andrew,
I use my third SAM in eight (!) years, but my first power supply. Have I a
golden one???
I think the bigger problem is the keyboard which has drived my SAMs down. Does
anybody know, where to get (buy) new ones nowadays? My keyboard has some
dropouts from time
Edwin Blink wrote:
with the best performance (better sound quality and no flickering of the TV
picture if
your Floppy drive start to spin up !)
I've always quite liked that.
Hands up, those in favour of dodgy power supply emulation to
Sim/Wincoupe? ;)
fitz
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Robert Wilkinson wrote:
Sounds like a good Idea to me, I'll help support it.
anyone else want to encourage Gavin.
How about votes of confidence, words of wisdom, etc.
Yayayayayaayayayayaya, woohoo!
Will that do?
Oh, er, Gavin... if ya need any cgi type stuffy stuff, I can do that.
There.
Andrew Collier wrote:
Can anyone tell me if MasterDOS and MasterBASIC are freely available now,
or do we still have to buy it. If so, Where from.
As far as I understand the current situation; you're not allowed to copy
it, but no-one can sell it to you either.
I remember that towards
Aley Keprt wrote:
My brother uses PC for everything, since he hates any waiting.
He thinks all tape-oriented devices are very bad, and wants everything
immediately,
with no delay. He hates VHS video, audio casettes, etc.
I can understand hating audio casettes, but when do you need to
Paul Walker wrote:
On Thu, Apr 27, 2000 at 10:10:49PM +0100, Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
has to be the biggest wait involved of any home appliance. You dont
need to wait for a stereo to boot up load the os before you get to see
it. Though Im sure someone will think of including
Aley Keprt wrote:
You wait at least when the VHS is at its end and you must rewind it
to play it. Or when you want to move to particular point of the movie.
You can't do it simply on the tape.
Yeh, but I guess Im one of the odd ones that rewinds things once I've
finished watching :). Tho
Jarek Adamski wrote:
Dnia 00-04-22 Mac Buster pisze:
Could you please upload it somewhere and make it publically
downloadable ? There are not only Frans van Egmond need it :)
In 1997 I made translation of SAM Technical Manual to Polish
language. The translation is updated with
Chris White wrote:
oopss seem to have placed it in a safe place will hunt more :(
Chris... I've got a copy here, so if you're planning n scanning it it,
let me know we can go half/half on the job of scanning it. Just say a
res/filetype/thingy (technical term) and I'll do that.
fitz
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The Mad Goose wrote:
On 17 Apr 00, at 23:05, Steven Pick wrote:
Hi Steve - its good to have the old famouns names coming back to
the list.
Yeh, heloo Steve not that you know me. But hey. Seems a lot of
ex-Sam users end up working in bit flash companies doesnt it? Must be
something
Frans van Egmond wrote:
You Lucky Lucky B*st*rd ! - Pythonesque response...
Well anyway, congratulations I think you should try it at least once to
see if it functions...
~Getting images of him fitting the ASIC and unwittingly snapping of a
leg~
...I personally wouldnt dare
Frans van Egmond wrote:
Does anyone have a program for Amiga or PC to convert IFF or BMP or whatever
pictures
to
SAM Coupe and back?
There was one on the SAM somewhere, if that would be any help? I think
BMP actually come across ok anyway (er, minus the palette and a bit
skewed and at
Tim P wrote:
has a picture of Sam in it. The robot that is, not the computer or my
old school friend.
What on earth for? The robot that is, not the computer or your old
school friend.
Is it out now? (Why do mags come out a month early??) If so I'll pop
down the newsagent and leaf through
David L wrote:
Dont be pedantic
A Z380 or Z280 machine would, I would imagine, be remotely of interest to
some people on the list.
I thought the point you were making was about its method of emulating a
speccy right?.. About having a card in the pc's isa?.. If thats not
what it said,
Gordon Wallis wrote:
Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
David L wrote:
Dont be pedantic
A Z380 or Z280 machine would, I would imagine, be remotely of interest to
some people on the list.
[snip]
well, it interested me... perhaps people here should eat more winegums
Dave Laundon wrote:
For the past couple of days I've noticed that I was receiving messages from
Sam-Users at work that never appeared at home. I've just done a quick 'who'
to sam-users-request and found that I no longer exist, so I've just had to
resubscribe!
Whoever done this, could
Oh.. err happy new year and stuff... :)... We survived, no fiery demons
bringing balls of wrath.
David Ledbury wrote:
They did - Bob hijacked the ideas everyone put out but as usual it ended
up being just talk.
Anyone remember the SAMSon discussions?
What is that? I recognise the
[did this ever get thru sorry if it did for some reason mail
keeps bouncing off that server, maybe it was dead... said it didnt exist
or something]
All this net talk just made this weird little idea appear in my head.
Would it be possible to have Wincoupe allow sam-network communication
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Several reasons. GTA (1 or 2) is not a game suited to multiplay in the same
way Quake is -
there are thousands of objects (cars, pedestrians, as well as physical
objects) that must
all be kept track of - by all players.
But isnt it only cars in the nearby
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yup, we don't process every object in the entire map because even the single
player game would run like a dog, but we have to remember a certain number of
objects for the game to be even remotely believable.
But it's a problem with the majority of games, and
Stephen McGreal wrote:
I didn't want to do a normal homepage so I just chucked some stuff about me
on a site full of what I like to think of as art. Mostly nicked art, but
And badgers are an artform. Of sorts.
then I doubt Damien Hirst didn't rear that cow himself...
Personally I doubt
David L wrote:
Anyone watching Kilroy on monday may have seen a certain lady in the
audience...
Dawn Mackenzie daughters
Off topic, but nice to see them!
Strange you should mention Kilroy... my mums address is going to be
given out on that apparently, as ICF UK Regional Host...
(You'll have to track down the SAM page from there but it's easier now if
you read the text attached to the badgers - Don't ask) :-)
I've become a convert fan of Badger-Navigation its more fun than a
finger of fudge. And the tangerine page is nice too actually... pure
genius.. makes me
Dan Dooré wrote:
OK! Correction. I have pretty much (99.99%) decided that I'm
wrong. The lady from Tetris is none other than Nastassia Kinski.
Original image is here:
ftp://ftp.nvg.ntnu.no/pub/sam-coupe/graphics/pics/nastassia_from_tetris.jpg
That's the baby!
Really?... Hmm.. I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why don't we purge the PD libraries and stick everything up there. Does
anybody have contact with Derek Morgan?
Well, I've got his address around here somewhere... This gives me a good
excuse to actually get back in touch ..one of those back from the dead
things...
Gavin Smith wrote:
If it wasn't, I certainly wouldn't be using it ;) It is, 24/7, permanent
connection - but, as I said, it was a trial they were running, whilst
the trial proved unviable for them (i.e. I probably stayed connected day
and night pissing them off!), they decided not to
Dave Whitmore wrote:
On Fri, 19 Nov 1999 17:46:57 EST Sat, 20 Nov 99 00:19:11 GMT,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You bunch of stupid demo coders.
So you were Bob all along!
:)
Seriously Johnna, AOL!?
Is it just me, or does everyone have this reaction. Whenever I see a
company
Gavin Smith wrote:
Erm, I have an excuse though. You see, AOL were running an 0800 trial
thing a while ago. Basically, 100 lucky people in the UK were sent the
0800 pack, which involves paying 30 quid a month, and you get 24 hours a
day, totally free phone calls! So, erm I signed up :*) 30
David L wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Martin Fitzpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Sent: Saturday, November 20, 1999 2:48 AM
Subject: Re: Money For Nothing...(but the chicks aren't free...)
(unless youve got something going on with BT as well dont have
Graham Goring wrote:
I believe that the Russian can supply them with the launchers for a
very reasonable fee. Only last week I got a nuclear submarine for using
along the canal.
Shouldn't cost too much. After all, the entire Russian economy is
worth what? UKP2.50 these days?
Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
Chris White wrote:
From: Martin Fitzpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(In an attempt to make this relevant)... Chris- yknow the lemmings
snip
There is a PC DISK Zip of the GFX on the site call stuff from DMA , and they
contain IFF files that can be view with most
Chris White wrote:
From: Martin Fitzpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(In an attempt to make this relevant)... Chris- yknow the lemmings
snip
There is a PC DISK Zip of the GFX on the site call stuff from DMA , and they
contain IFF files that can be view with most GFX programs
In some respects
www.alphabetty.co.uk
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Carol Vorderman, The Mirror, writing about http://www.funmail.co.uk
I have real trouble with this tag on the end... I read it as Like Carol
Vorderman, but
Gavin Smith wrote:
Dan Dooré wrote:
My last word on the OT subject:
http://www.podboy.demon.co.uk/fifi_mentalwealth.jpg
Before After shots.
I'm not sure if she looks better before or after...
It took me a while to realise the black spots were for the distortion, I
was
Maria Rookyard wrote:
So it's not just me that disagrees with all the 7 year olds at school who
insist it's a kids programme just because it's a cartoon?
What about akira or manga or whatever its called... (nope, like the
playstation, ive never seen *this* either... I like such a sheltered
Chris White wrote:
Is the place 2 go
http://www.btinternet.com/~chris_white/
The link to the Sam Coupe page has the directory slash the wrong way
round '\' instead of '/' which means it goes poopoo...
Just soes you know
Fitz
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Chris White wrote:
Oh who invented Htmls , said language - Case Sensitive , Slash Sensitive ,
what next Colo(u)r Sensitive as well :
C#
Ps have correct all '\' to '/' for you Netscape User's , any others thing ya
want changes ( and don't ask for the counters Time as I don't know how
Justin Skists wrote:
From: Martin Fitzpatrick [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Urmm.. welcome to the list Rik :)... A list where a half of people talk
techy stuff I try to convince myself I understand, while the rest of us
talk about Playstations...
Heh.. Sorry.. :)
No need to apologise
Ian Collier wrote:
On Mon, Sep 27, 1999 at 01:52:33PM +0100, Nick Humphries wrote:
The one with the alien-like girl? VERY good make-up job that - doesn't look
fake, really strikes home.
No it doesn't. It is just disturbing. And meaningless.
And it isn't a make-up job, it's
Justin Skists wrote:
I remember seeing this girl on the advert. I thought she looked ugly so
I didn't take much notice. I'll take a closer look next time.
I like your heavily analytical approach to tv watching:
is she attractive?
no.
switch off
:)... it seems a faultless system.
Fitz
Gordon Wallis wrote:
Maria Rookyard wrote:
Gordon Wallis expressed the hope that:
... they be consigned to the most pestilent pits of Hell, there to
be forever Satan's sexual plaything.
Which, to Justin, ...
Sounds like you've seen the southpark movie...
Which in turn
Gavin Smith wrote:
Richard Moore wrote:
Hi Sam Dudes,
I'm new to this list, I used to have a Sam Coupe back in those glory days,
and wasn't it great,
I was wondering if anyone knew the whereabouts of a certain Martin
Fitzpatrick, he used to run Metropolis software, I used to write
Dan Dooré wrote:
Its a shame nobody did a conversion of Daley Thompsons Super Test (or
whatever) for the Sam.. I missed being able to knacker my joysticks (3
in total).. it was kinda comical when the handle dislodged itself and
you carried on wiggling for a while before realising...
Johnna Teare wrote:
On 21 Sep 99, at 15:05, Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
David L wrote:
Ahh thats right :)... Ahh.. the remeniscing :) Them were the
days... (etc. etc.)... Who'd have thought it'd still be affecting my
vocabulary today.. No wonder people give me
Simon Cooke wrote:
From: Martin Fitzpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David L wrote:
Ahh thats right :)... Ahh.. the remeniscing :) Them were the
days... (etc. etc.)... Who'd have thought it'd still be affecting my
vocabulary today.. No wonder people give me weird looks
Johnna Teare wrote:
On 20 Sep 99, at 13:25, Gavin Smith wrote:
Most-hyped-game-that-turned-out-to-be-not-very-good goes to Legend of
Eshan.
Hurrah! Somebody who agrees with me. I remember reviewing this
for SAM2Sam and giving it something like 9% and I got loads of
stick for it.
Johnna Teare wrote:
On 20 Sep 99, at 13:38, Andrew Collier wrote:
Another Columns clone STAX by Wayne Coles, which was much better...
STAX was fantastic - the best freebie game ever, save for Tetris.
Would that be the tetris thing with the picture of that lass behing the
blocks
Simon Cooke wrote:
Btw. where did the whole fnar fnar thing come from? In my head its a
peculiarly 'Sam' thing (probably Fred, i can't imagine it being Format
:o)...
It's from Your Sinclair ;)
Ahh thats right :)... Ahh.. the remeniscing :) Them were the
days... (etc. etc.)...
Justin Skists wrote:
Sounds intruiging...
Damn.. I gotta load it up again, now.. I don't remember anything dodgy
going on with her lips...
This has got me intrigued Sad that this is going to be what finally
encourages to dig the Sam out off the shelf.. :).. Which disk was this
on
David L wrote:
Ahh thats right :)... Ahh.. the remeniscing :) Them were the
days... (etc. etc.)... Who'd have thought it'd still be affecting my
vocabulary today.. No wonder people give me weird looks sometimes when
i say it.
All I can say to that is Wibble!
And another
Simon Cooke wrote:
Couldn't you just do that with some kinda cgi scripty thing. As in, the
directory of the site is displayed using a cgi script which just goes
through and pieces all these things together into a nice structured file
thing?... Its just that would save you from having
Simon Cooke wrote:
Can we add a fileinfo.txt file to every folder? I want to write a quite
utility which will go through the site, and grab this info from each one,
building an index on my web pages...
snippity snip
This way, we'd be able to have an online directory of sorts, that I could
Andrew Collier wrote:
BUT
the new incompatible files should have been given different extensions. If
somebody gives me a .doc file, I don't know if I can read it or not until
I waste my time trying. You don't think this situation is bad?
But the difference with the SAD (v2) is its just
Jarek Adamski wrote:
1. 4MB SIMM - 1/3
Agreed. What types of Simms are u thinking off? EDO is getting
scarecer.
Perhaps EDO, perhaps not. I must try. I don't expect much
difference in standard simple access. I have 1MB SIMM now and I
still have to find the socket for it. I have
Gordon Wallis wrote:
Andrew Gale wrote:
How much interest is there to build the Atom dard disk interface.
I'm planning to make a nice and clear gif shematic and put it online.
If there is enough interest.
Lots, I should think! I definitely would like to, so yes please!
Thomas Harte wrote:
It's been a while since I wrote that so, to be honest, I really can't answer
any questions about error messages, bugs, or features!
Any chance of posting the source? So that some of us can try and fix
it for
DOS boxes?
Ive got another version (a kinda
Gordon Wallis wrote:
I'd have to go for:
5. Interlacer - 0/3
7. 28MHz CPU- 0/0
But, then, I don't really understand techy stuff like DMA and ISA. SIMM
compatibility would be nice, as would HDFDDs. Although a more direct
128K emulator sounds good, I'd prefer some _new_ games
James R Curry wrote:
Blast Turbo, the updated version of Blast which was originally on
Fred 56 (Blast Turbo itself was on a late Fred issue, but who knows
which?) is now available for downloading.
That game is *ridiculously* fast :)... I can't cope, its kinda like
instant death, every
James R Curry wrote:
I like Swansea. Swansea is a nice place. And it's one of the only
places in Wales
Its in Wales?? Eeek.
that doesn't have a name made out of hyroglyphics.
;-)
Theres always Bangor.
Or perhaps not.
Fitz
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Johnna Teare wrote:
Just thought people might be interested in this...
Sounds a bit fishy, but if they stick to their agreement, it could earn a
couple of
quid a month...
Yeh.. a bit fishy. What confuses me is presumably it'll come through
from one email address. So all I need to do is
Johnna Teare wrote:
Yeh.. a bit fishy. What confuses me is presumably it'll come through from
one email address. So all I need to do is sign up then set me ISP to
delete email from the account its coming from? I like this already.
Ok, that kinda defies the point of it, but
Robert van der Veeke wrote:
So... how *do* they pay me?
Are they paying outside the States/Canada? That seems to be the case with
those get paid while you surf plans.
Well, I think so... The form didn't ask for a credit card/etc. and only
had space for NI (or the american equiv.)
Johnna Teare wrote:
I thought possibly graham because I remember he did some scifi
stuff for SAM2Sam.
I remember them being quite funny and sending up the hackneyed
plots of scifi really well. Which is just the kind of stuff I'm after.
Was it him who did the Star Trek thing on FRED (or
Johnna Teare wrote:
On 29 Aug 99, at 17:32, Thomas Harte wrote:
Arcade perfect, is it? Does it have the coloured strips? Eh? Eh?!
Surely the coloured strips would be the easiest thing to get arcade
perfect
because of the ease of switching palette entries halfway down the
Thomas Harte wrote:
Hehe,... SCADS eh? Ahh, them were the days :)... I was always a bit
Hey, if you have SCADS, any chance of uploading a DSK file to nvg to
replace
the td0? I'm one of the many people who can't use teledisk any more, but I'd
really like to see SCADS.
Yeh, I
Johnna Teare wrote:
On 29 Aug 99, at 17:32, Thomas Harte wrote:
Arcade perfect, is it? Does it have the coloured strips? Eh? Eh?!
Surely the coloured strips would be the easiest thing to get arcade
perfect
because of the ease of switching palette entries halfway down the
Ian Collier wrote:
On Mon, Aug 30, 1999 at 12:02:49AM +0100, Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
Hehe,... SCADS eh? Ahh, them were the days :)... I was always a bit
peeved with Jupiter Software over that [SNIP]
Er, I seem to be experiencing déjà vu...
imc
Yay true. Netscape's gone mad
Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
Thomas Harte wrote:
Hehe,... SCADS eh? Ahh, them were the days :)... I was always a bit
Hey, if you have SCADS, any chance of uploading a DSK file to nvg
to replace
the td0? I'm one of the many people who can't use teledisk any more, but I'd
Johnna Teare wrote:
On 29 Aug 99, at 17:32, Thomas Harte wrote:
Arcade perfect, is it? Does it have the coloured strips? Eh? Eh?!
Surely the coloured strips would be the easiest thing to get arcade
perfect
because of the ease of switching palette entries halfway down the
Simon Cooke wrote:
From: Martin Fitzpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
just ignore itno big pictures of the sun in my eyes or anything
- just a might sensitive to light, so i get echos when going from light
to dark give it a few weeks... :o)
...a fair bit of it is probably psycho
Robert Wilkinson wrote:
Hey my eyes went funny today at about 10 past 11
Did yours
Yeh mine did... But that might have had something to do with me looking
directly at the sun (duh). Unintentional... but I was using them
glasses then my mate handed me a different (better) pair. So,
Graham Goring wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Martin Fitzpatrick
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
HTH : Hand To Heart (I'm being honest)
Surely that'd be HOH, Hand *ON* Heart? (Or Head Over Heels... Eek!)
Dont argue with *me*... I only mindlessly cut and paste from search
engines
Graham Goring wrote:
Should that be read duke catastrophe or duck catasrophe?
:)
Neither.
Duke-tast-roff-ee
It's a word taken from the excellent cartoon The Critic.
Well, you learn something everyday In a similar vein..
Cowabunga, dudes :o) Classic... Hmm
Martin
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Andrew Collier wrote:
On Tue, 10 Aug 1999, Martin Fitzpatrick wrote:
Well, you learn something everyday In a similar vein..
Cowabunga, dudes :o) Classic... Hmm
FSVO Classic...
Which would mean?... The only reference to 'FSVO' anywhere was about
uploading something, saying
Andrew Collier wrote:
On Tue, 10 Aug 1999, Andrew Collier wrote:
Which would mean?... The only reference to 'FSVO' anywhere was about
uploading something, saying uploaded to non-US (FSVO)
So what is it? Tell me, tell me,... Now now now
For Some Values Of.
This, BTW, is
Graham Goring wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Martin Fitzpatrick
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Graham Goring wrote:
Should that be read duke catastrophe or duck catasrophe?
:)
Neither.
Duke-tast-roff-ee
It's a word taken from the excellent cartoon The Critic.
Well, you
Lee Willis wrote:
Martin Fitzpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Cowabunga, dudes :o) Classic... Hmm
FSVO Classic...
Which would mean?... The only reference to 'FSVO' anywhere was about
uploading something, saying uploaded to non-US (FSVO)
For Some Valus Of
HTH
Andrew Collier wrote:
For Some Values Of.
This, BTW, is mentioned at
http://home.golden.net/~rebeccaj/docs/acronym.txt which comes up on a
search for FSVO at Altavista...
I've found this specific altavista tool thing which seems to do the
biz...
http://www.mtnds.com/af/gadget.html
..
Martin Fitzpatrick
Aliens are in control of Blair, say Serb psychics - From the
Independent on Sunday (today)...
..So, my suspicions were well founded :o)
(and in the body of the story..)
If one were to switch off the impulses radiated at the US president by
the extra-terrestrials, only
Graham Goring wrote:
snip
www.duketastrophy.demon.co.uk
Should that be read duke catastrophe or duck catasrophe?
Martin
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Interesting, is this another newsgroup thatspeeks in single words?
yes.
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Andrew Collier wrote:
Or alternatively again, take a look at
http://mnemotech.ucam.org/samusers.html which was supposed to be a
veritable Who's Who of sam-users subscribers. But not very many people
have bothered to opt in...
Didn't know it existed... I'll dig out an embarrasing photo
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