Martinr36
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You should have heard the subtle announcements over the tannoy at work tonight, trying to get customer to the tills and out out of the shop at 7pm, I can guarantee I would not have been that subtle
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HomerJ
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🙄📢📢📢📢📢📢📢 #£&#&@#£#&#&# and have. Nice Christmas 👍 no nor me on a tannoy
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
I bet it was a real problem for Joseph and Mary. Imagine trying to buy last minute baby care items in the middle of a holiday!
And yes, that was posted on Christmas morning. I'm online to the many forums I help out on, checking whether anyone's Christmas PC present is playing up. All good so far....
And yes, that was posted on Christmas morning. I'm online to the many forums I help out on, checking whether anyone's Christmas PC present is playing up. All good so far....
Martinr36
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Yeah but think of all the bargains they could pick up in the boxing day sales (my eldest daughters birthday is actually boxing day)
29th February on non leap years would be even cheaper
SimonPeters116
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Poor dog :'(
Martinr36
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Boris Johnson was born in the Bronx, maybe he should go for the job 🤣🤣🤣
Someone let me know when all that crap finally disapears.
Meanwhile a holiday from this forum would not be ammiss
SpyderTracks
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You got the spammer to laugh at your post? That’s pretty impressive!
TonyCarter
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Sorry, my New Year resolution is to stop creating new accounts to spam the forum.
I needed the extra £0.01 per post to afford the Voltaren for my arm 😉
I needed the extra £0.01 per post to afford the Voltaren for my arm 😉
Martinr36
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I'm confused, Christmas decorations, and looks nice...I want to take ours down but my Admiral won't allow it. Apparently they 'look nice'......
TonyCarter
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It's a programmer joke, so a bit of a niche audience here (I do understand it completely though)
OCT and DEC are just names for BASE-8 (octal) and BASE-10 (decimal), as HEX is for BASE-16 (hexadecimal) and BASE-2 (binary).
When you convert OCT31 (3x8 + 1x1) in BASE-8 (octal) into BASE-10 (decimal) it equals 25 (2x10 + 5x1) - and decimal is what 'normal' people use day-to-day/SPOILER]
When you convert OCT31 (3x8 + 1x1) in BASE-8 (octal) into BASE-10 (decimal) it equals 25 (2x10 + 5x1) - and decimal is what 'normal' people use day-to-day/SPOILER]
Martinr36
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@TonyCarter , it was the Christmas decorations looking nice bit that confused me, please find below a photo of my Christmas decorations.....It's a programmer joke, so a bit of a niche audience here (I do understand it completely though)
OCT and DEC are just names for BASE-8 (octal) and BASE-10 (decimal), as HEX is for BASE-16 (hexadecimal) and BASE-2 (binary).
When you convert OCT31 (3x8 + 1x1) in BASE-8 (octal) into BASE-10 (decimal) it equals 25 (2x10 + 5x1) - and decimal is what 'normal' people use day-to-day/SPOILER]