Formal sexting
When addressing the Queen, of course.
686 publicly visible posts • joined 2 Mar 2010
Thanks for taking the time to properly consider your own opinion, rather than simply spouting copycat quotes from other reviewers on launch day, most of whom probably knew their opinion before the thing was out of its box. That's one of the reasons I like you guys.
That was what he was saying, right?
Is it official now that JD Sports and Dixons are the places to go for your VAT rebate?
"Gettin our taxes back, innit" is a shit excuse, and I rather suspect the scrote in question knew this herself. She was stealing. She's a thief, not a freedom fighter. A criminal, not a crusader.
'bout time we shipped some water cannon over from NI. Just saying.
So a regional court in Dusseldorf controls the whole European market now? Did I authorise this?
That "Community Design" seems to outlaw frozen pizzas as well. Also DVDs. And some picture frames.
This is grade-A, Highest-quality bullshit. I'd love to know whose palms were greased on this one...
First Year at university, learning to code in an obscure implementation of an obscure language for which the only textbook was co-written by the guy at the front of the class. Mind you, he was a nice chap so I didn't begrudge him the £30-or-so the book cost.
(Like hell, £30 was serious money on a student income in 1990...)
Oh, and the snobbery thing works both ways. I generally look askance at a "techie" contact who rocks up in a shiny suit with iStuff in his bindle. In the same way that Stephen Fry is "a stupid person's idea of a clever person", iTech is a non-techie's idea of tech. Sort of thing.
Also, there's a difference (a factor of eight) between Mb and MB.
b - bit
B - byte (8 bits)
Obviously this shouldn't be a shock to anyone on here, but the number of times some numpty gets those confused when trying to sell me internet access drives me potty.
(Mental image of toilet with steering wheel. Must lie down...)
Actually, most of your guesses were wide of the mark; guilty on the kitchen gadget front; I own a blender and a slow cooker that come in handy from time to time but don't see use that often...
I do have a smartphone, but I make regular use of most of its functions, so I think that's fair.
Anyway. I still reckon £150 is a bit steep for a game + jumble combo. You're welcome to disagree...
I don't know if I'd be all that convinced that incriminating emails on a mail server had been planted by someone hacking a CMS (or whatever got hacked) probably located on different servers in a different datacentre, possibly on a different continent.
Mind you, I'm no judge. Who knows what they'll believe...
...and I have to say this sounds not-entirely unfamiliar.
Just imagining a silent crowd of burqa-clad shapes peacefully approaching the French parliament.
okay, that's a stretch, but still. Arresting someone 'cos you don't like what they're wearing. Only in France could the fashion police actually exist...
One can only hope that her daughter is fostered with a family that can support her out of the situation she's currently in. At the risk of sounding judgemental, I'm not sure that baby-mother should really be breeding...
That was quite a horrible thing to say, wasn't it? Still, not sure I'm wrong...
Facebook just keeps finding new ways to be useful...