chesters1

i hope everybody doesn`t buy it ,the whole net will be jammed solid with bouncing e`mails

can you do some for me ,i`l do my bit and remind you when the kettle boils

what no woad

probably have you webbed feet or a tendancy to face mecca 5 times a day whilst closely examining the carpet both tilford traits, another is singing whilst holding a finger in one ear

modern arms or marco or racine tortue

i dont need a vasectomy i managed to get the wife and the cat done at a knockdown price ,the scenic will do just to annoy the neighbours

you know what i`l say so i`l plump for efgeeko or pegly davies [ 12. October 2002, 09:40 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

you can but it wont work as well as a multiplyer ,maybe you could change the butt eye as a compromise

your all wicked wicked people but i think the latter is the nearest ,despite my age i can still get things to rise up just by thinking

rascalls are ok if you like carrying a couple of sacks of cement in the back in snowy conditions i`d go for the focus

could say i`m an intrepid collector of them

their coming down hard on those using it the law says tax is due on any fuel used on the road ,bit strange though do steam engines pay tax on water :confused:

it`l be a few more years yet ,i hope it will be as popular as mr phil wallers one ,is he alive he hasnt answered my letters :confused: [ 11. October 2002, 09:43 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

talking of intrepid ,i have been in correspondance with some ex employee`s ,one is sending a "one off" green one and a couple of missing ones from my list ,i have decided to write a book about them ,hopefully make a little money as well ,the chaps are well into their seventies so i am getting as much info as i can before its gone my list is up to 35 models now [ 11. October 2002, 09:04 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

thats the usual way ,IT chaps using their head i got a 11month old hp 6mp from the skip ,it worked perfectly once the paperclip was removed from the paper path when i was working at the uni the workshop bought a new laser printer (grudgingly) because i kneeded more dots per inch (at least 1250dpi for the work i was doing) instead of consulting the chap that would use it most ME they went ahead and bought one ,all smiles when it was installed but when i told them it was no good grumblings allround ,it needed the postscript plugin to do what i wanted ,cost them another £300 for it instead of £100 if it was bought with it installed ,typical [ 11. October 2002, 08:57 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

Both PC's/computers are 30 miles apart [[big Grin]] you must have a long arm to press the resume button sure the default paper size is A4 and the paper orientation is correct according to xerox its an inkjet :confused: [ 11. October 2002, 08:45 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

but think of those colour matched accesories and all the upgrading potential of the "cube" have a look here it may be what you want http://www.cd-lock.co.uk/final_cdlock_2000.htm [ 11. October 2002, 08:29 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

they are splended ,but i`l stick to mine, rippling muscles and taught thighs went years ago

i sounds like you have a seperator page enabled ,look in "printers" right click on your printer and go to properties and have a look around at the features etc look for the paper tray and make sure its auto etc and that the jobs are spooled etc ,if you have default setting use those also make sure that the paper is set at the size your using A4 etc ,had a bit of trouble myself in a text editing suite i set the default to A5 which prompted the printer to use it as default ,as you found it printed everything to the side of A4 (prited A5 on A4 paper) [ 11. October 2002, 08:15 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

still no actuall questions from the woman of steel for ladies or men to answer

your right they are ,i once had to download a program to watch one ,it was a "movie" called "smack-eyes" not for the squeamish [ 10. October 2002, 09:51 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

they did have ultimate fighting on sky in the early years plenty of blood and guts ,also a televised set of fights between those shaolinn monks ( ooh glasshlopper) you know the ones that break iron bars on their heads and lean on spears and a load of kick boxers ,the monks went home well and truly beaten i suppose because the boxers didnt have spears or iron bars ,i also remember many many years ago (not on sky)some unusual fights between different methods ,casius clay took on a kick boxer and lost and another boxer took on a wrestler and got the life squeezed from him ,very entertaining (i think clay got fleebightus? in his legs with the pounding [ 10. October 2002, 09:42 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

i bought 2 old german scooters many years ago for £30 ,one even had a sidecar ,rode it for 5 years (the other one kept the good one in spares ,finally the piston rings wore out ,but couldnt get the 2mm origanal ones so had the grooves lathed to 2.5 mm the lathing must have weakened the piston crown and it blew a hole in it 500miles later ,i sold the plates for £800 to a northern dealer ,best bargain i ever had

we have to BUY it ,i thought you were giving them away as adverts

have you got one in green with fishing magic on a tip for washing them is use the dishwasher (no a real one not the mrs) put it over a bowl ,it will keep its shape eerrhem so i`m told by an american ex employer i have never worn one so i dont know if its true ,perhaps newt knows he`s from america [ 10. October 2002, 06:24 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]