Title: RE:
It appears I have been remiss with the HTML/text thing - I can only blame Outlook for this since I have set it to text but didn't check the 'format switch' on each mail.
Sincere apologies to all :¬P
Darren
Title: Test
Sorry all - this is a test... :¬P
Bloomin' Outlook & HTML ... *grumble*
Darren
Newbie Loser
Title: RE: Grammar (was: Re: Linux.com Online Chat)
Dave said:
>
>Wrong. There was a concerted effort by the loony left to destroy
>decent education in favour of whatever trendy piffle that was the
>order of the day.
>I had to unlearn the reading I knew before I went to school in favour
Title: RE: Crazy Idea
Greg came up with the excellent suggestion:
>How would people in London.pm like a one night camp out, subject
>to the F&M issue going away. The plan would be - we bundle into
>vehicles on a given afternoon (probably saturday), go to a farm
>shop and get lots of cider, a
Title: RE: Jedi
Dave used his mastery of the dark side and suggested:
>I was listening to 5 live in the car today and a caller pointed out
>that in the census, it takes 20,000 people to make a religion official
>and rather than use his usual "agnostic" box, he was going to put down
>"Jedi".
Title: RE: archiving
And Robin wrote:
>I can as a child, for reasons too complicated to go into, we always had
>lots of Nitro-Cellulose/Nitro-Glycerin compound (for reloading cartridges
>with) .. the fun two small boys can have given access to decent
>explosives is quite unreal ...
No fair
Title: RE: ISO8601 [was] Re: Pointless, Badly-Written Module.
Neil wrote:
>I suppose I'd be splitting hairs if I pointed out that the dialing code for
>London is 020, meaning numbers should be shown as 020 .
>
>Of course BT mis-informing people in their own bumpf didn't help matters
Title: RE: That book
Dave wrote:
>Well, it's still on the Waterstones site atm, but I'd appreciate it if
>you could lose it.
>It's part of a kind of deal that we struck. She agreed to listen to my
>suggestions if I stopped slagging her off in public :)
>My current target is "Open Source Li
Title: RE: That book
>At Thu, 22 Mar 2001 16:38:48 -, "Clarke, Darren" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> What was that book that Dave criticised on Amazon about 2 months ago?
>>
>> The one where the author emailed a reply which was passed around at
&
Title: That book
What was that book that Dave criticised on Amazon about 2 months ago?
The one where the author emailed a reply which was passed around at the February social meeting?
Regards,
Darren Clarke
Neophyte
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Title: RE: Matt's Scripts Projects
I was going to suggest 'Perl Is Simply Super' but frankly the acronym lets it down :¬P
Regards,
Darren Clarke
Neophyte
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Title: An enquiry
If this is anappropriate for this list the please accept my apologies.
Is anyone looking for an experienced web designer who is looking to pick up Perl and run with it?
Regards,
Darren Clarke
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Title: RE: Mailing list details
>> I was looking for the mailing list subscription details on our
>> london.pm.org website, and thought they were a bit hidden down on
>> the "what we've done" page. I think they should probably be more
>> prominent, probably on the home page. Or are we tryin
Title: RE: Strange Request
> > > That's Selena Sol. He's almost as bad as Matt.
> >I thought Selena was female. Oh well.
> Nope. He's a bloke called Eric.
So's my dad - useful huh?
Darren Clarke
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