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hungryjoe wrote:The screens were fitted as a direct result of someone trying to murder me with a hatchet.

hungryjoe wrote:You have no idea what I was like as a bus driver

I'm going to go out on a limb and say "lovable"?

Part Henry Spencer, part David Lynch.

Ha! Good shout. I'll be there if I'm not photographing some band.

Doorstop wrote:I'm happy to stand corrected on this one .. if someone can provide a point of reference that has a standing consensus ..

You hit me with a liquid of my choosing, then I hit you with a piece of glass, then we compare notes?

Are bouncers not allowed hair or something?

Junction of Abbey Road and Scott Street.

Doorstop wrote:Technically it's not .. glass, if left in a frame for hundreds of thousands of years will drip slowly and run to the bottom.

No, it won't.

Dave, I was taught that steam was the gaseous state of water, it seems to be, according to wiki (and the Rev. on Mojo), that modern thinking has water vapour as gas. They're both gas. Water vapour is steam at a lower temperature (below the critical temperature? critical point? something) which make...

The Dead Zone.

Cathedral/Necropolis adventures.

Manual focus or a hotshoe-mounted flash with an AF-assist lamp seem to be the only ways to defeat it, and even the latter can be thwarted by some surfaces. Draw a wee x on the ice with a marker pen, maybe.

2HB wrote:whys Neil Young in your kitchen?

That's a bag of oatmeal, the two are easily confused.

Lovely wee film, The Illusionist. Hope it wins.

Ready to do some damage.