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I'm sorry. I know you already work hard for us.

But please choose for this crucial, possible, eventual name change:

Should we be:

1 SpecialReserve.net
2 SpecialDirect.com
3 RedSplat.com
4 SRDN.com (Special Reserve Discount Network)

There can only be one.

Note that we don't own SpecialReserve.com (it's in USA hands) and we don't own SpecialReserve.co.uk as it was registered by the bloke who runs Computer Exchange to stop us getting it.

I don't seem to have much time for the net at home - weekdays before 6 are out of the question till we change ISP, and evenings I tend not to be in much. Weekends are okay though, but I'm only allowed on a bit seeing as we've got metered access.

If we get surftime or something, I'll be on more often, but seeing as I'm the only person in my family that uses the net much, my parents are reluctant to pay for it...

Venom, where the hell have you been?

Don't say it's because your modem is so slow... :0) We all have to live with it too.

Well, most of us.

turbonutter wrote:
> You know, I'm sure you can do something about that bloke from
> Computer Exchange.

The guy who originally registered fcuk (French Connection UK) lost that domain name in a court case, so it might be possible to get it back - or it would at least be a good idea to check the details of that case further.

SRDN.com

Short and simple, also very stylish! hehe

Ice Blaster wrote:
> Well fair enough Turbonutter.

So Tony when does the compos close-
> monday the 8th of july or monday the 9th of july??


Hmm - depends. I'll take a look at it tonight.

Well fair enough Turbonutter.

So Tony when does the compos close- monday the 8th of july or monday the 9th of july??

I disagree (again!)

They are called "Special schools" and "Special children" because that's the politically correct name for them. If you were going to set up a cable TV channel for disabled kids then the obvious name would be Special Network.

I'm not saying everything with "Special" in it is for disabled kids but just that the particular combination of special and network make it sound like a cable TV channel.

Ice Blaster wrote:
> Special reverse?

Very clever!

Turbo nutter- your view on special network is nasty. In that case anything with the word 'special' in it is going to sound like a disabled childrens show.

Special reverse?

Shut it vottanator. At least we're human.