Frappr map for uk.d-i-y
Grunff
interesting to have a map for uk.d-i-y, so we can all get an idea of
whereabouts we are.
So, I've created a map here:
http://www.frappr.com/ukdiy
If you're interested in seeing where other regulars are from, go there
and add yourself. All you need to supply is a name - so use your
uk.d-i-y handle.
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Grunff
Owain
> I've been playing around with frappr.com, and thought it'd be
> interesting to have a map for uk.d-i-y, so we can all get an idea of
> whereabouts we are.
If it cross-referenced to upmystreet.com we could see who lives in
affluent suburban 2.4-children-labrador-volvo areas and who lives in
depressed inner city concrete jungles :-)
Owain
raden
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I'll do it tomorrow
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The3rd Earl Of Derby
> On Sat, 24 Dec 2005 12:31:33 +0000, Grunff <gru...@ixxa.com> wrote:
>
>> I've been playing around with frappr.com, and thought it'd be
>> interesting to have a map for uk.d-i-y, so we can all get an idea of
>> whereabouts we are.
>>
>> So, I've created a map here:
>> http://www.frappr.com/ukdiy
>
> we live :-)
> Regards, Jeff.
what part of arran? as brodick registers.
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The3rd Earl Of Derby
>> interesting to have a map for uk.d-i-y, so we can all get an idea of
>> whereabouts we are.
>>
>> So, I've created a map here:
>> http://www.frappr.com/ukdiy
>
> we live :-)
> Regards, Jeff.
Just put Brodick and a comment to say you're actually in wherever you are
in Arran.
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Lobster
Are there really two John Rumms??!!
David
John Rumm
> Are there really two John Rumms??!!
Would the world be big enough ;-)
Slight problem there - took the home town without any problem - only it
seems to insist on using the one in the midlands and not the one darn
sarf. So I thought aha - simply enter it again with next nearest big
town, and oops I have multiplied. So currently waiting on the list admin
to put one of us out of our misery.
Meanwhile, Merry Christmas to one and all from the both of us.
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oop Norf to darn sowf ....
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Chris Hodges
Anyone else found it crashes Mozilla? Konqueror can handle it but not
load the map.
Also is there a list of cities which are in the database - Bristol
returns "invalid city".
Chris
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The3rd Earl Of Derby
> Grunff wrote:
>> I've been playing around with frappr.com, and thought it'd be
>> interesting to have a map for uk.d-i-y, so we can all get an idea of
>> whereabouts we are.
>>
>> So, I've created a map here:
>> http://www.frappr.com/ukdiy
>>
>> If you're interested in seeing where other regulars are from, go
>> there and add yourself. All you need to supply is a name - so use
>> your uk.d-i-y handle.
>
> Anyone else found it crashes Mozilla? Konqueror can handle it but not
> load the map.
>
> Also is there a list of cities which are in the database - Bristol
> returns "invalid city".
>
> Chris
No problem here with firefox, and bristol is recognised.
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Bob Eager
wrote:
> > So, I've created a map here:
> > http://www.frappr.com/ukdiy
> >
> > If you're interested in seeing where other regulars are from, go there
> > and add yourself. All you need to supply is a name - so use your
> > uk.d-i-y handle.
>
> Anyone else found it crashes Mozilla? Konqueror can handle it but not
> load the map.
Mozilla 1.7.12 works fine.
> Also is there a list of cities which are in the database - Bristol
> returns "invalid city".
Haven't seen one, but it knew about Herne Bay!
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> Anyone else found it crashes Mozilla? Konqueror can handle it but not
> load the map.
Works fine here...
Lobster
Sadly
ROFLMAO
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raden
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Ha ha
Ha ha
Ha ha
Ha ha
Ha ha
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