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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
Tell us how your day was, say hello or just introduce yourself if you're new to the site.
Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Smedders wrote:
Mornin'
Off to see the Les Miserables film with my dad today, he's a big musicals fan.
Evening all ... granddaughter again today! Three days running now ... do you think I ought to ask for 'wages'? Haha ... but she was an absolute treasure :¬)
@Smedders ... thought that you'd already seen that? You posted the same about a week ago? I'll have to find it now :¬(
Mornin'
Off to see the Les Miserables film with my dad today, he's a big musicals fan.
Evening all ... granddaughter again today! Three days running now ... do you think I ought to ask for 'wages'? Haha ... but she was an absolute treasure :¬)
@Smedders ... thought that you'd already seen that? You posted the same about a week ago? I'll have to find it now :¬(
Evening all just back from Les Miserables and if you like musicals this is a must see.
Thought it might be a bit long at nearly 3 hours but the time absolutely flew by.
Thought it might be a bit long at nearly 3 hours but the time absolutely flew by.
pb wrote:
chasfh wrote:
[i]pb wrote:
[i]Morning.
Only a few more days until Aliens:Colonial Marines is released. I should try and play through Hotman to trade it in and get half off the game.
"Hotman"??
What sort of game is that?[/i]
Heh. It's like Hitman, only with a hotter leading male character. "He gets the kills, and he gets the ladies"
Or...a misspelling...[/i]
Phew!
I was starting to doubt your moral standing there for a moment...
chasfh wrote:
[i]pb wrote:
[i]Morning.
Only a few more days until Aliens:Colonial Marines is released. I should try and play through Hotman to trade it in and get half off the game.
"Hotman"??
What sort of game is that?[/i]
Heh. It's like Hitman, only with a hotter leading male character. "He gets the kills, and he gets the ladies"
Or...a misspelling...[/i]
Phew!
I was starting to doubt your moral standing there for a moment...
chasfh wrote:
pb wrote:
[i]Morning.
Only a few more days until Aliens:Colonial Marines is released. I should try and play through Hotman to trade it in and get half off the game.
"Hotman"??
What sort of game is that?[/i]
Heh. It's like Hitman, only with a hotter leading male character. "He gets the kills, and he gets the ladies"
Or...a misspelling...
pb wrote:
[i]Morning.
Only a few more days until Aliens:Colonial Marines is released. I should try and play through Hotman to trade it in and get half off the game.
"Hotman"??
What sort of game is that?[/i]
Heh. It's like Hitman, only with a hotter leading male character. "He gets the kills, and he gets the ladies"
Or...a misspelling...
pb wrote:
Morning.
Only a few more days until Aliens:Colonial Marines is released. I should try and play through Hotman to trade it in and get half off the game.
"Hotman"??
What sort of game is that?
Morning.
Only a few more days until Aliens:Colonial Marines is released. I should try and play through Hotman to trade it in and get half off the game.
"Hotman"??
What sort of game is that?
Morning.
Only a few more days until Aliens:Colonial Marines is released. I should try and play through Hotman to trade it in and get half off the game.
Only a few more days until Aliens:Colonial Marines is released. I should try and play through Hotman to trade it in and get half off the game.
Mornin'
Off to see the Les Miserables film with my dad today, he's a big musicals fan.
Off to see the Les Miserables film with my dad today, he's a big musicals fan.
pb wrote:
Too much fatty food today, but need it to get through the day. Dark chocolate cookies, anyone?
Stop trying to ruin my diet.
Gimme
Too much fatty food today, but need it to get through the day. Dark chocolate cookies, anyone?
Stop trying to ruin my diet.
Gimme
Evenin'
Another hectic day today just getting a minute to myself now
Another hectic day today just getting a minute to myself now
Evening all ...
Yet another day with granddaughter and thoroughly enjoyable at that, if somewhat tiring and I continue tomorrow :¬)
However ... you seen this about Michael Dell ...
"Michael Dell is close to finishing a risky $23 billion deal to take private the computer company he founded nearly 30 years ago, in an effort to remake Dell Inc. for a post-PC era.
Dell's deal to go private is one of the latest steps Michael Dell has taken in re-vitalizing the p.c. maker.
Late Monday, Mr. Dell was in talks with Microsoft Corp. and private-equity firm Silver Lake Partners to offer shareholders between $13.50 and $13.75 a share, said people familiar with the matter, about a 25% premium to Dell's stock price in January before the possibility of a deal became public.
Michael Dell's company once had a market cap of more than $100 billion.
The buyout, if approved by shareholders, would be the largest such deal since the financial crisis.
It also would be an admission by Mr. Dell that he wasn't able to pull off the changes needed to improve his company's revenue and profit under Wall Street's glare. The buyout would give Mr. Dell the largest stake in the company, ensuring that the 47-year-old is the one who gets to oversee any changes."
Nice if you can get it ... considering he started Dell in his 'dorm room' ;¬)
Yet another day with granddaughter and thoroughly enjoyable at that, if somewhat tiring and I continue tomorrow :¬)
However ... you seen this about Michael Dell ...
"Michael Dell is close to finishing a risky $23 billion deal to take private the computer company he founded nearly 30 years ago, in an effort to remake Dell Inc. for a post-PC era.
Dell's deal to go private is one of the latest steps Michael Dell has taken in re-vitalizing the p.c. maker.
Late Monday, Mr. Dell was in talks with Microsoft Corp. and private-equity firm Silver Lake Partners to offer shareholders between $13.50 and $13.75 a share, said people familiar with the matter, about a 25% premium to Dell's stock price in January before the possibility of a deal became public.
Michael Dell's company once had a market cap of more than $100 billion.
The buyout, if approved by shareholders, would be the largest such deal since the financial crisis.
It also would be an admission by Mr. Dell that he wasn't able to pull off the changes needed to improve his company's revenue and profit under Wall Street's glare. The buyout would give Mr. Dell the largest stake in the company, ensuring that the 47-year-old is the one who gets to oversee any changes."
Nice if you can get it ... considering he started Dell in his 'dorm room' ;¬)
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