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I didn't mean it when I said I was leaving. I'm glad to be back. I really wish I could spend more time talking to you guys. I always enjoy my time here, and I find much of the comment lively, entertaining and very well written.
I'm very restricted for time at present, but hope to get more time on the forums soon.
(Walks around hugging everybody, big pats on the back, just like the Americans do, high fives and the lot)
I'm very restricted for time at present, but hope to get more time on the forums soon.
(Walks around hugging everybody, big pats on the back, just like the Americans do, high fives and the lot)
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In the way that people notice you. :P
Tony wrote:
> The up side of this is that the forums will be quicker.
(when people cease to use the existing downloads that are still available from the product links)
> The up side of this is that the forums will be quicker.
(when people cease to use the existing downloads that are still available from the product links)
TW you are always noticed around here.
I must be working too hard - I'm only at number 25 in the chart. Haven't even met some of the people who are above me in the list.
Oh, by the way, we have to take down UKdemos because our bandwidth does not stand up to absorbing 100 MB downloads!
The up side of this is that the forums will be quicker.
And Crazy Taxi is DOWN in price (if you are into PS2 games).
Oh, by the way, we have to take down UKdemos because our bandwidth does not stand up to absorbing 100 MB downloads!
The up side of this is that the forums will be quicker.
And Crazy Taxi is DOWN in price (if you are into PS2 games).
Tony wrote:
> A Time Warp can do anything. Except be noticed.
Yes - it's
> difficult to spot anything moving at faster than the speed of light,
> even if he is delivering broken clocks and leaking lava lamps, and
> destroying PS2 pencil cases by dripping the lava oil into them to
> protect the other packets and letters.
Thank you oh wistful Tony. At least someone realizes the stress of my work.
> A Time Warp can do anything. Except be noticed.
Yes - it's
> difficult to spot anything moving at faster than the speed of light,
> even if he is delivering broken clocks and leaking lava lamps, and
> destroying PS2 pencil cases by dripping the lava oil into them to
> protect the other packets and letters.
Thank you oh wistful Tony. At least someone realizes the stress of my work.
A Time Warp can do anything. Except be noticed.
Yes - it's difficult to spot anything moving at faster than the speed of light, even if he is delivering broken clocks and leaking lava lamps, and destroying PS2 pencil cases by dripping the lava oil into them to protect the other packets and letters.
Yes - it's difficult to spot anything moving at faster than the speed of light, even if he is delivering broken clocks and leaking lava lamps, and destroying PS2 pencil cases by dripping the lava oil into them to protect the other packets and letters.
Time_Warp wrote:
> Wish I could leave, then come back a day later and actually be
> noticed.
Lol!
> Wish I could leave, then come back a day later and actually be
> noticed.
Lol!
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