Your comments please
Terrance Richard Boyes
Simon Plumb (Si...@inline.demon.co.uk) wrote:
>
> I probably haven't put this in the correct newsgroup, so maybe you could
> tell me with one is the best.
demon.test
--
<URL:http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/1666> Team AMIGA
A gift of flowers will soon be made to you.
Craig Oldfield
In article: <i$cZ0EA0k...@inline.demon.co.uk> Simon Plumb
<Si...@inline.demon.co.uk> writes:
>
> As a newcomer to Demon, I would welcome your views on my web site.
>
> I probably haven't put this in the correct newsgroup, so maybe you could
> tell me with one is the best.
This is *far* too easy.
--
Craig Oldfield
futility
Simon Plumb <Si...@inline.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>As a newcomer to Demon, I would welcome your views on my web site.
Sure.
I have no view since I have not seen it.
Im sure it is excellent though.
Chris Morgan
As a newcomer to Demon, I would welcome your views on my web site.
Well it's well executed but a bit slow on my 14.4k modem. I don't find
all those flashy animated bits at all enjoyable when the page takes so
long to load. Also they make my disk click away constantly (possibly
retrieving the animation frames?) so I have to leave the page for my
sanity. For example the spinning globe is very good and all that, but
what is the point? Plymouth is on the Earth yes, but where's the
special Earth-Plymouth connection you seem to be implying? Why not go
the whole hog and put a Galactic chart with "Plymouth->" on it?
I should say I appear to be in the minority these days. Hope this
doesn't seem grumpy. I don't actually think much of my own web pages
either :-)
Chrss
--
Chris Morgan
http://www.mihalis.demon.co.uk/
Tug
> In article: Simon Plumb Si...@inline.demon.co.uk> writes:
>
>As a newcomer to Demon, I would welcome your views on my web site.
>
the bath.
What do you think to my web site?
David Brown
In article <84714127...@mihalis.demon.co.uk>, Chris Morgan
<c...@mihalis.demon.co.uk> writes
>
>I should say I appear to be in the minority these days.
>Chrss
Not surprising with a name spelt like that ;-)
Cris
Tug <t...@tugboat.demon.co.uk> wrote:
[cut]
: I especially liked the action shots of Margret Thatcher in
: the bath.
Seen on side-by-side posters in the window of a house on the A3 in
Wandsworth: pictures of Maggie Thatcher and the Virgin Mary. I never
could figure out the connection.
Cris
Chris Morgan
In article <Rn0CsnAh...@dbrown.demon.co.uk> David Brown
<da...@dbrown.demon.co.uk> writes:
>Chrss
Doh!
Chris
Wijnand Thompson
In article <3286b86...@news.demon.co.uk>, Cris
There is none; none whatsoever. Believe me; I know these things.
--
Wijnand
Donald R. Oddy
In article <3286b86...@news.demon.co.uk>
cr...@crisco.demon.co.uk "Cris" writes:
>Seen on side-by-side posters in the window of a house on the A3 in
>Wandsworth: pictures of Maggie Thatcher and the Virgin Mary. I never
>could figure out the connection.
They are both usually depicted wearing blue.
Reminds me of the joke -
Christ to St. Peter "Why are so many riff-raff getting into heaven?"
St. Peter "Well I turn them away from the gate, but your mother keeps
letting them in though the window."
--
Donald
http://www.grove.demon.co.uk/
Chris Morgan
In article <328aa056...@news.demon.co.uk>
ne...@skipper.demon.co.uk (Neil Tungate) writes:
c...@mihalis.demon.co.uk (Chris Morgan) picked up a Biro and wrote:
>Doh!
You are Homer Simpson, and I claim my 5 free donuts!
You got me bang to rightz. When we meet they're yours. Course, I'd
have to buy myself a similar amount... "Donuts are good, must have
donuts"
Craig Oldfield
In article: <847837...@mist.demon.co.uk> io...@mist.demon.co.uk (Iolo
Davidson) writes:
> > To some people I know, the former is known as "the Blessed Margaret",
> > *not* Maggie.
>
> I still have her picture on the wall above my computer.
Keeps the kids away from the keyboard.
--
Craig Oldfield
Neal
In article <847837...@mist.demon.co.uk> iolo "Iolo Davidson" writes:
} In article <3287973c...@news.demon.co.uk>
} ne...@skipper.demon.co.uk "Neil Tungate" writes:
}
} > cr...@crisco.demon.co.uk (Cris) picked up a Biro and wrote:
} >
} > >Seen on side-by-side posters in the window of a house on the A3 in
} > >Wandsworth: pictures of Maggie Thatcher and the Virgin Mary. I never
} > >could figure out the connection.
} >
} > To some people I know, the former is known as "the Blessed Margaret",
} > *not* Maggie.
}
} I still have her picture on the wall above my computer.
}
...Amazing, the lengths some people will go to to keep
anyone else from going near their computer..
--
neal
" You lift me up to a fresh piece of air, and I've never been there,
now I'm flyin'" : http://www.ftech.net/~nebula/dodgy/dodgy.html
Andy Nudd
In article <847914...@cobalt.demon.co.uk>,
fri...@cobalt.demon.co.uk (Friday) writes:
> In article <m2n2wm5...@mihalis.demon.co.uk>> Ah, but what about them don'tnuts?
>
Don't bolt the do nut.
a.
--
Andy Nudd
Jethro Tull in Concert
Paul McCombes
In article <328d424e...@news.demon.co.uk>, Neil Tungate
<ne...@skipper.demon.co.uk> writes
>io...@mist.demon.co.uk (Iolo Davidson) picked up a Biro and wrote:
>
>>In article <3287973c...@news.demon.co.uk>
>> ne...@skipper.demon.co.uk "Neil Tungate" writes:
>>
>>> To some people I know, the former is known as "the Blessed Margaret",
>>> *not* Maggie.
>>
>>I still have her picture on the wall above my computer.
>
>
Is that the one that JK is a member of?
--
Paul
Canonical List of bits on the Internet: 0 1
David Hadley
io...@mist.demon.co.uk (Iolo Davidson) wrote:
>In article <3287973c...@news.demon.co.uk>
> ne...@skipper.demon.co.uk "Neil Tungate" writes:
>
>> cr...@crisco.demon.co.uk (Cris) picked up a Biro and wrote:
>>
>> >Seen on side-by-side posters in the window of a house on the A3 in
>> >Wandsworth: pictures of Maggie Thatcher and the Virgin Mary. I never
>> >could figure out the connection.
>>
>> To some people I know, the former is known as "the Blessed Margaret",
>> *not* Maggie.
>
>I still have her picture on the wall above my computer.
>
Aren't you worried that a misthrown dart may damage the computer?
--
David Hadley
JK.
In article <328ded32...@news.demon.co.uk>, Neil Tungate
<ne...@skipper.demon.co.uk> writes
>Paul McCombes <Pa...@mccombes.demon.co.uk> picked up a Biro and wrote:
>
>>Is that the one that JK is a member of?
>
>JK lives oop norf somewhere.
Near the east coast akshully, in Lincolnshire.
--
JK. ######################## JK.
Ron Clack
>In article: <847837...@mist.demon.co.uk> io...@mist.demon.co.uk (Iolo
>Davidson) writes:
>
>> > To some people I know, the former is known as "the Blessed Margaret",
>> > *not* Maggie.
>>
>> I still have her picture on the wall above my computer.
>
For use as a dartboard, I sincerely hope!
--
Ron Clack
Turnpike evaluation. For information, see http://www.turnpike.com/
Cris
cr...@crisco.demon.co.uk (Cris) wrote:
:Seen on side-by-side posters in the window of a house on the A3 in
:Wandsworth: pictures of Maggie Thatcher and the Virgin Mary.
Seen on West Hill, to be precise ... and now, sadly, removed.
Cris
KKKKatie
In article <32c2445a...@news.demon.co.uk>
cr...@crisco.demon.co.uk "Cris" writes:
Seen in a window in San Fransisco the week of the US elections.
VOTE CARTER AND MONDALE
While I was naturally flattered by the first half I was slightly
miffed by the inclusion of the second.
Kate
--
Just back from the US - you've got to love a country that puts
"Vertical Clearance Impeded" for "Low Bridge"
Steve Firth
In article <avw$jAA90d...@johnkaye.demon.co.uk>,
"JK." <jo...@johnkaye.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>Near the east coast akshully, in Lincolnshire.
From here, that's the far, frozen north.
.. is there an east coast? All I remember was miles of mud that never quite
turn into open sea. Hardly a "coast" when compared to the south's splendid
cliffs and acres of Blue Flag sandy beaches. A real treat for young and
old! Come to sunny Bournemouth for the holiday of a lifetime (etc.)
Piers Samwell-Smith
In article <848430...@mist.demon.co.uk> iolo "Iolo Davidson" writes:
> In article <8BWA1ZAO...@mandart.demon.co.uk>
> rs...@mandart.demon.co.uk "Ron Clack" writes:
>
> > >In article: <847837...@mist.demon.co.uk> io...@mist.demon.co.uk
> > > (Iolo Davidson) writes:
> > >
> > >> > To some people I know, the former is known as "the Blessed Margaret",
> > >> > *not* Maggie.
> > >>
> > >> I still have her picture on the wall above my computer.
> > >
> >
> > For use as a dartboard, I sincerely hope!
>
> Nope, it is one of the fanciable ones.
So it was MT who started the Tory craze for wearing plastic bags over
their heads.
--
Suck The Goat
Craig Oldfield
In article: <848430...@mist.demon.co.uk> io...@mist.demon.co.uk (Iolo
Davidson) writes:
> > >> I still have her picture on the wall above my computer.
> > >
> >
> > For use as a dartboard, I sincerely hope!
>
> Nope, it is one of the fanciable ones.
Iolo, you are one sick puppy.
--
Craig Oldfield
Mike Fleming
In article <848430...@mist.demon.co.uk> iolo "Iolo Davidson" writes:
> In article <8BWA1ZAO...@mandart.demon.co.uk>
> rs...@mandart.demon.co.uk "Ron Clack" writes:
>
> > >In article: <847837...@mist.demon.co.uk> io...@mist.demon.co.uk
> > > (Iolo Davidson) writes:
> > >
> > >> > To some people I know, the former is known as "the Blessed Margaret",
> > >> > *not* Maggie.
> > >>
> > >> I still have her picture on the wall above my computer.
> >
> > For use as a dartboard, I sincerely hope!
>
> Nope, it is one of the fanciable ones.
Now _that_ must have taken a fair bit of work with the airbrush.
--
Mike (DF) Fleming MAG #79794 DoD #4446 OT #3 UKMC #9 FAB #10
Save the slug, save the slug, save the slug, save the slug
There's dolphin-free tuna and live traps for rats
And wood preservative must be edible by bats
Alec Cawley
In article <848537...@tauzero.demon.co.uk>, Mike Fleming
<Mi...@tauzero.demon.co.uk> relates to an enthralled world
>In article <848430...@mist.demon.co.uk> iolo "Iolo Davidson" writes:
>
>> In article <8BWA1ZAO...@mandart.demon.co.uk>
>> rs...@mandart.demon.co.uk "Ron Clack" writes:
>>
>> > >In article: <847837...@mist.demon.co.uk> io...@mist.demon.co.uk
>> > > (Iolo Davidson) writes:
>> > >
>> > >> > To some people I know, the former is known as "the Blessed Margaret",
>> > >> > *not* Maggie.
>> > >>
>> > >> I still have her picture on the wall above my computer.
>> >
>> > For use as a dartboard, I sincerely hope!
>>
>> Nope, it is one of the fanciable ones.
>
>Now _that_ must have taken a fair bit of work with the airbrush.
During the election campaign in about '85, MT came to visit the factory
where I work (our *then* chairman being engaged in some high-power
bootlicking). As some of you may know, we make some sophisticated image
processing equipment. In the run up to her visit, some very surprising
picures involving the lady in question and other political figures of
not of her party were composed - and then hurriedly deleted by order of
the management.
Alec