Commodore Apocalypse

That's a real kick in the balls mate. Sorry.

For .com Domain Names, pop over to godaddy.com They are offering .com's for around £3.70, much better than the £25 123reg are charging

As with anything like this, the easy part is the idea. The hard thing is getting people to know about it. The rices seem good to mee, but remember, your going to have to supply support to people etc. PS: On my 419eater.com site I'm up to 600meg+ of webspace, and around 20 gig a month bandwidth on av...

dan wrote:http://www.spaceimaging.com/gallery/oth ... ramids.htm

I love this kind of stuff

beardfreak wrote:

If your feeling upto it how about having something like defender running under the text on the screen?

Or Savage Platforms

When were you going to finish that game Mike - I'm still waiting !!!

And here's me thinking I'd got away with being a lazy bastard!

Thanks for the offer anyway.

Thanks for the offer, but I suspect it might not be able to scan the negatives I have. They are all B+W 120 negatives (6 x 6cm).

Does anyone here know of a company that rents PC peripherals? I'm looking to rent a decent quality negative/slide scanner for a few days. Whilst clearing out the attic I found a couple of hundred old negatives that I thought had been lost. A decent negative scanner will cost me £400+ to buy buta I d...

Richard wrote:
By crom.... Why tape format?

Easier to manage, less space wastage. Easier to catalog.

beardfreak wrote:Excellent

I'm sure your website was mentioned on the TV the other day you know!

I've been in the papers a few times but I must have missed the telly one! ANy idea what the program was?

Just thought someone here might be interested in a tiny victory. On Monday I managed to con a Nigerian scammer into sending me $20 as a "symbol of trust". A small amount to us I know, but in Nigeria it represents a few weeks wages for the average worker, except the guy I'm baiting isn't a ...

beardfreak wrote:Weeell, you could try the hosts me and Mike use, but there again

*cough*

Look lurvely

A mate of mine's doing a project based on people's real views of Southampton, but he's decided to do something based on Britain too... So basically what mainly do/don't you like about this country? My main dislike, for example, would be the public transport system. Thought I'd post this here, as th...

Anyone got one of these? Link: THE GADGET SHOP - NAMCO I picked one up in the Trafford Centre at the weekend. Superb little device. Along the same lines as the Atari stick except the games are the real MccCoy, not emulated. Games included are, Pacman, Galaxians, Dig-Dig, Rally-X and Bosconian. OK, s...

dan wrote:Got it here mate.... got Arial Rounded Bold

You have mail...

Cheers Dan. Sadly the font is incompatible with Windoze and I can't seem to find a converter either

looking for Arial Rounded Bole and Arial Rounded. I know there's a MT Bold in Windows but that's no good.

Searched on the net but the only versions I can seem to find I have to pay for!

beardfreak wrote:
Faith is a prerequisite as far belief is concerned. Man tends to have faith within himself and nothing else in this present time period. But even that lack of faith was foretold... hehe... no escape!

Now my head hurts!

I don't want to probe deep here, but in regards to the 'Bible Code', that's already been proven to be a crock of shit

beardfreak wrote:Yak is gay:

http://www.yakyak.org/viewtopic.php?t=14193

Doesn't change my view on him. Still a tosser, though he has earned a little more of my respect by his post.

beardfreak wrote:
Doing a little research into occult phenomenon and Bible prophecy (back away slowly )

Come on Simon. I thought you were an intelligent bloke!

Chain wrote:
hows the other site then Mike, nice and busy?

Very.

Chain wrote:Yes indeed tis believe it or not is my homepage on my pc at home.. very depressing seeing no cange from one week to the next.. can only imagine how bad you feel clicking refresh that long!

I think there's only 4 of us keeping this board alive sadly!

I've gone my whole life without breaking a single bone, so I count myself very lucky. I feel for you mate. Such a bloody awful place for it to happen (your arm, not the train!). Well I am sitting at home with my arm in a sling as I broke it Wed morning. I stepped off the train to go to work, slipped...