H Jampton

But what's it like on hills? http://scampbell.co.uk/report1.php http://www.wiscombe.co.uk/Hillclimbetc.htm [ 25. May 2003, 08:27 AM: Message edited by: H Jampton ]

It might not be just visitors who don't post!!!

Perhaps the British should have bought more British-made cars instead of importing foreign ones. Perhaps the British should buy British food instead of importing foreign stuff. Perhaps the British should holiday at home instead of spending our currency abroad. Perhaps the British should fit British-made kitchens instead of the imported ones. Perhaps the British would have some of our own industries left. [ 30. April 2003, 07:19 PM: Message edited by: H Jampton ]

Vagabond With Loony1's claimed mental problems, most of us have appeared to take the attitude that his posts are no longer worth reacting to.

I think that is the term that our sterilised society now uses.

OOPS! [ 22. April 2003, 07:34 AM: Message edited by: H Jampton ]

Little Onions, the Email address in your profile does not work.

Also: http://www.mikesreelrepair.com But you might have to search here http://www.mikesreelrepair.com/Schematics_...enn%20Reels.htm for a similar part. The Squidder is not listed.

You would not do any dividing, just subtracting and adding.There would be a loop that would take the number of drams in a pound from the total and add 1 to the number of pounds each time, until there is less than a pound left. Then another loop would take the number of drams in an ounce from the remainder and add 1 to the number of ounces each time, until there is less than an ounce left. The remainder would be the number of drams. You would then have to present the variables in the format you require. I would think it could be done in VBA. You would, perhaps, have to type the number of drams in one cell and have the formula in another. Where is Loony???

Any 10/100 Mbps fast Ethernet card will do but I think you will need a router as well. Have a look at the http://www.netgear.co.uk site and search for a FA311 card and a RP114 router. You could get a DG814 ADSL Modem/Router and connect direct to that.

Cattle can give quasi positive results when tested for TB if there are a few chickens around. Avian Tuberculosis!!

They have a word for it. Now let me think. Oh yes! . . . . . . . Socialism. [ 06. April 2003, 10:51 AM: Message edited by: H Jampton ]

Do any of you eat the fish you have caught using wd40?

A chap I know had the same trouble with one of his workers. He got his wife to make a chocolate cake using laxative chocolate.

We don't expect that sort of thing from a moderator!

There are 3 people named Shirley with the initial J listed in the Coventry phonebook (http://www.ukphonebook.co.uk), why not give them a ring!! [ 31. March 2003, 12:48 AM: Message edited by: H Jampton ]

There are some 'coarse mix' calf feeds that are sticky and have lots of particles. They contain all sorts of stuff and are a little sticky because of the oil content. Febo do a similar dog food that smells lovely. Could it also be ground up dry cat food that has something added to it to make it stick together. It could be used in powder form to put some scent in the water!!

Nothing that is not already in the public domain.

Just a shot in the dark but: anglersnet.co.uk/ubb/ultimatebb.php...ic;f=2;t=001609

Edited to preserve the personal details Regards Alan [ 28. March 2003, 09:14 PM: Message edited by: Alan Roe ]

http://freespace.virgin.net/acf.tonyfreema...ombe%20Park.htm http://freespace.virgin.net/acf.tonyfreema...Form%202003.pdf Go on. I dare you!! [ 27. March 2003, 10:55 PM: Message edited by: H Jampton ]

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These look similar. http://www.quality-camo.co.uk/footwear.htm Pity about the prices, but those plastic things don't last, do they? [ 27. March 2003, 10:42 AM: Message edited by: H Jampton ]

Now we know why so many people want to come here to live! Would any of you lot want to live anywhere else. If you do, then why not go there?

Take your coarse fishing gear and have a go at the Mullet in the harbours, if the water has warmed up down there.