Dilwyn Wrote:-
Go ahead come too :-)
Not sure Patientline (my employer) will let me. They seem to be
sending me everywhere but where I want to go at the moment - 4 of us
being sent from N.Wales most of next week to help out in Edinburgh, we
heard last thing this afternoon. Now, no
Please be patient, something is coming.
Arnould
Joachim Van der Auwera wrote:
So, what with the discussions about SMSQ/E...
What kind of conclusions have been reached (or not).
I can't be the only one being curious about this ?
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Joachim Van der Auwera
http://www.progs.be/
Don't know what it is about Dilwyn and PC's - they just hate each
other.
Huh. Don't mention that word after this evening's performance. I'm off
to Scotland tomorrow to work for the rest of the week. Have bene
trying since I came home to (1) compile stuff for QL Toady (2) emails
(3) website
In that case I will make it a point to come and annoy you ;-) hehehe
Ahhh all this because you're jealous, since Darren is coming to
Greece for
sun 'n' fun and not you! :-)
Go ahead come too :-)
Not sure Patientline (my employer) will let me. They seem to be
sending me everywhere but where I
Phoebus wrote:-
Ahhh all this because you're jealous, since Darren is coming to Greece for
sun 'n' fun and not you! :-)
Go ahead come too :-)
In case all are wondering, I've agreed to donate my liver to Phoebus for a
week this summer (ie. lots of alcoholic beverages with him in Greece in
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Sorry Guys. Looks like my attempt to be funny has backfired!! ;-))
We do write is with a period here too, not a comma - I was just trying to
be funy suggesting 2,000 euro = 15.99
Sorry ;-))
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On 21 Mar 2002, at 9:15, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry Guys. Looks like my attempt to be funny has backfired!! ;-))
Yeah well, we all know about irish 'humor'..
Wolfgang
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On 21 Mar 2002, at 9:08, Norman Dunbar wrote:
Anyway, £15.99 = EUR2000 is not a bad swap. - it'll be interesting to see if
the Euro symbol comes across on email :o)
If you send it as EUR, it certainly will
Wolfgang
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On 21 Mar 2002, at 9:08
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 at 09:21:28, wrote:
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Phoebus is referring to a problem his wife had cashing a bank draft I sent
him to pay for some CF adapter samples.
The cashier then asked Whats Ireland? (I kid you not, 40 million
americans claim Irish decent,
I am sure you
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Date: 21 March 2002 09:06
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Sorry Guys. Looks like my attempt to be funny has backfired!! ;-))
We do write is with a period
At 03:49 ìì 21/3/2002, you wrote:
Don't worry Darren, we have a guy from Co. Cork working with us this
week...he's causing all sorts of problems too ;-)
Now I just hope no Americanised Greek turns up while he's still there
;-))
In that case I will make it a point to come and annoy you ;-)
Yes, but the price seems quite high ?
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Well I won't be heading from Paris unfortunately - In fact, I'll miss the
whole
At 12:17 ìì 20/3/2002, you wrote:
Yes, but the price seems quite high ?
Hmmm no it is not :-)
$15.99 for a non hot swap and $27.99 for a hot-removable one hardly
classifies as very expensive.
Typical USB 1.x reader prices range in the 35 to 50 US Dollar price tag...
Phoebus :-)
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Sent: 20 March 2002 17:35
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Cc: phoebus
Subject: RE: [ql-users] Eindhoven
At 12:17 ìì 20/3/2002, you wrote:
Yes, but the price seems quite high ?
Hmmm no it is not :-)
$15.99 for a non hot swap and $27.99 for a hot-removable one hardly
classifies as very
At 12:43 ìì 20/3/2002, you wrote:
$15.99 for a non hot swap and $27.99 for a hot-removable one hardly
classifies as very expensive.
Ah well the dollar price is certainly more attractive than the Euro
price:
Yep, They're only 2,000 euros each.. No Problem!!:-
;O)
Okay
??? 20/3/2002 12:24:11 ìì, ?/? [EMAIL PROTECTED] ??:
Well I won't be heading from Paris unfortunately - In fact, I'll miss the
whole Eindhoven show, But I will be at The Quanta AGM with some very nice
Flash Adapters (right Phoebus?)
:-))
Right :-)
Just don't forget on the next draft
Just don't forget on the next draft to attach a note: Bank of Ireland
: A Bank (which is a BIII House that
gives money or takes your money) in Ireland (which is an Island
(which is a chunk of rock in the sea (which is a
big mass of salt water...etc) country off the shore of Europe) ;-)
BTW
At 01:36 ìì 20/3/2002, Dilwyn wrote:
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Okay you asked for it! I referred to what happened after I received a bank
draft from Darren:
My wife goes to the bank to deposit Darren's draft :-)
The cashier looks at it and with a tone of awe in her voice says:
What IS THE BANK OF IRELAND?
My
On Wed, 28 Mar 2001 at 09:53:35, Jerome Grimbert
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Tony Firshman makes some magical things to make me read
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} I can't come because I am singing Bach's St John Passion that weekend!
What?? You're singing the Passion *A WEEK BEFORE* Easter !!!
Tony Firshman makes some magical things to make me read
}
} I can't come because I am singing Bach's St John Passion that weekend!
What?? You're singing the Passion *A WEEK BEFORE* Easter !!!
Where is the holy inquisitor ???
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