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obitoo

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    Comment #26502542

    Quite a few members of the government do live in Islington

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    Comment #17925470

    Yes, the toys thing is great - we have the cleaning set at 10am every morning and you've never seen a kid scramble to tidy up so quickly as when she hears the robot start up!

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    Comment #14701721

    Huge weight gain, with associated efficiency and handling compromises? Check

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    Comment #13579128

    Indeed, I had these as a kid in the 80s. Coins are simply inserted in the top right and roll down before falling into a stack. Hours of fascination! https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/30…

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    Comment #12814889

    Mine didnt - she continued to gaze at me wondering if I had any food.

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    Comment #12813817

    In my experience thats not the case - its more like 'It works, no-one touch it! We're spending our money on more visible things' (several years later):- "Whats that, its no longer …

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    Comment #12611341

    Its useful for reading your email on those 'free' wifi networks that require you to give your name, address mothers maiden name, and credit card before getting http access.

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    Comment #11210029

    Quookers are fantastic, but they're still hugely expensive - hundreds of Euro - compared to a kettle which can be picked up for a tenner

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    Comment #10893747

    The end of the Wow Beta was pretty fun; giant elementals (raid boss size) attacked the major cities, most people weren't beyond level 20 and I'd certainly seen nothing like it befo…

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    Comment #10190941

    Here he is , as i recall it was a kit http://www.classicacorn.freeuk.com/8bit_focus/logo/logo.html

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    Comment #9150549

    Rubbish. If someone feels some way about something I say when I never intended any harm to them by it then its entirely their problem. Her comparison with the schoolyard bully is m…

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    Comment #8521252

    "...we don't know how genomes hold on to experiences and then pass them along to our offspring. " Err they don't. That's Lamarckism theory, and I wasn't aware there was even a shre…

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    Comment #8146924

    Technically yes, but in practice only if the bad guys file charges and/or assist the authorities with evidence, ie their machines.

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    Comment #8030641

    'Unix hippies' - indeed! I just had a flashback to the late eighties - the first MUD I became addicted to was in fact run by a long haired chap with very few teeth. Eventually met …

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    Comment #7378789

    Excellent running analogy, i'm going to remember that!

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    Comment #7378772

    senior management, of course

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    Comment #7339721

    Not to mention the complete lack of customer support

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    Comment #6514509

    It is rather spooky at first, but once I got over that its excellent for blocking background office noise. Now what would amuse me NO END would be if once, (and just once) after a …

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    Comment #6018573

    Very useful when you're on an underground train - its a killer feature in London

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    Comment #2579988

    Mine has!

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    Comment #2249552

    yes of course thats a valid reply; the next question they'll ask you is "Can you think of another one?" and try to steer you towards it.

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    Comment #2246004

    Possibly the difference between "Computer Science" and "Computer Studies"?