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"That oh-so-modern BBC"

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Thought I'd get that nice BBC ticker. You know, the one that fits on your screen and scrolls the news.

But no. I can't. Because they don't have a Windows XP version. Um...how long has XP been around? How many people have XP?

Good to know my licence fee is being put to good use. Well, not my licence fee. My parents. Although I do pay 1/5th of a licence fee up at uni, which I use for the O.C, Simpsons (both C4) and Neighbours.

So I'm basically paying a Neighbours subscription. I reckon they should include a free XP ticker in with this Neighbours subscription, that's all.

Pepsi Max sucks, by the way. Trying to spread the word. And the word is Coca-Cola.

I was going to use Coke as the word for the spreadage. But I might have got banned, maybe. Probably not.

Pepsi sucks.

Pepsi Max isn't as nice as the real thing, but I suppose it's there for all the fatty's who can't have the real stuff but don't want to have to suffer the disgusting Diet Pepsi or Diet Coke.

DIET COKE IS NICE

Pepsi Max/Pepsi/Coke/Diet Coke

I don't really care either way.

Coke, idiots.

Blank wrote:
> DIET COKE IS NICE

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See, the debate draws you in. Better than sitting at home and wishing you were me, right?

ummmmmmmmmmm, Asda cola.

Chippxero wrote:
> Just cause they say it doesn't work in XP doesn't mean you shouldn't
> try it anyway, what do the BBC know.
>
> I just downloaded it and now i have news scrolling along my monitor.

same here. works fine on XP.

Although i've deleted it now as it sucks.

or†ega wrote:
> same here. works fine on XP.
>
> Although i've deleted it now as it sucks.

Indeed it is rubbish, i have done he same but i just don't understand why some flid has to post a topic when he could have just tried it.

If there isn't a version fro something i have i try the current version just incase.

Chippxero wrote:

>
> Indeed it is rubbish, i have done he same but i just don't understand
> why some flid has to post a topic when he could have just tried it.

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Your words cut me deep. Back into your hole with you.

Stryke wrote:
> See, the debate draws you in. Better than sitting at home and wishing
> you were me, right?


Wrong.

:(