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Is there a bell in that tower that we can shoot to trigger a sound file - a shout of "Helloooooo!" ? Maybe a creative commons licence recording of Jerusalem playing inside? Good job, Mark'! Btw, you are going to include some foliage, aren't you?

Must've fallen foul of Rugger's religion ban...

I think you'll really have your hands full enforcing this fairly and universally... If we don't see many ADMs in game we'll know why!

Don't ya just hate warm beer....

I was given a "No Hiding Place" annual, one Christmas! Bet the sweets didn't cost you a penny (an old one) for eight?? http://youtu.be/hb3m-QOZQ90

Nice job, Mark'!

How many traditional sweet (candy) shops survive? We have one locally with all the big jars from which the sweets are measured out and weighed.

DJ I don't want your problem with this is? It doesn't show what you would clasify as personal information, e.g. bank details, where you live, etc. In fact in your profile you don't even need to have any of that information filled out. Even so, it only shows your players stats. How is this different to us hosting Ultrastats which in fact showed more inforation about you. It contains the player's email address. I get enough spam as it is... I do, however, wish to hear from DICE/EA about the game. A more serious implication is for our junior members and visitors. 3rd now says, if I read the above correctly, that the personal information does not need to be disclosed. I guess I shall find out one way or the other when I next try to join a server.

I also like the following tracks: Encouragement Honey, you really should have drunk less beer and Never Mind

I beg to disagree. There is absolutely no justification for requiring players to disclose their personal information and I have no intention of so doing. If that bars me from playing on the clan's servers, so be it.

All very interesting, I'm sure, but are you aware that your ISP allocates you a profile and throttles your actual connection speed, depending on what you are using at the time? I'm sure the UK isn't the only country in the world with contention ratios, also. As has been said above, a very high connection speed is unnecessary to play games.

+1

Burningbright posted this a couple of days ago: http://www.xtremeidiots.com/index.php?/topic/27049-do-not-put-on-knob-and-bollocks/

Here's the welcome back Fabrice Muamba got, this evening, when he walked onto the pitch at Bolton! He was, understandably, moved by the reception from both sets of fans. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17927593#play-video

Welcome!

You don't fool us, Greywolf! LOL!

Chuck Norris doesn't shave...

I shan't be rushing out to buy this one after the last two mediocre offerings...

"Pin a small safety pin to the seam of your slip or slacks to eliminate static cling. It works; you will not have a clingy skirt or dress, or slacks when wearing panty hose; ... Ta DA! ... Static is gone." So that's why Canadians shave their legs??

I sympathise, Harry. I had a disc go in my upper back, a couple of years ago and, like you, found lying down flat in bed very painful. It drove me to the doctor seeking some form of pain relief eventually (I thought I had pulled/torn some muscles but I was also getting referred pain in the top of my left leg above the knee). He prescribed an anti-depressant drug that has been found effective for nerve pain too. Though the dosage was way below what a depressed person would take, the damned things knocked me out at night, sure enough, but I found I couldn't truly wake up the next day! I was walking around in a sort of foggy state and there was no way I could drive in that condition! I stopped taking them, of course. I had a short course of physiotherapy to strengthen my core muscles and I was right again after about six weeks. My mother-in-law had the intraspinal injections to treat arthritis but found them ineffective and the specialist doesn't propose trying them again. Sorry I can't offer any advice that would be of practical help. The words "posture", "weight" and "exercise" seem to come quite readily from the lips of doctors treating back pain ... Good luck and keep smiling!

Oh, those Russians...

Happy Birthday!