If you really must go and get a branded PC, then Dell and Compaq are OK, but don't expect much in terms
of upgradability, but be warned that Dell and Compaq machines have in the past used non-standard
proprietary components or ones specially modified so if it breaks out of warranty you'll have to ...

And whatever you do ... don't even think about buying a Dell computer!

Why, You may ask? The answer ... Proprietary (non-standard) PC components.

Speaking of "Two Shags" Prescott, how about Blair creates an ideal new cabinet post for him ... Minister for Waste!

A perfect role for someone who is, let's face it, a completely and utterly fucking pointless waste of space!

Twins? If you mean who I think you mean, that'll be Mounya and Yiolanda . I think they were best mates rather than
twins. And they were gorgeous! I'd imagine they still are. Are they still presenting on Nickelodeon these days?

http://nickdisk.co.uk/images/nickuk/photocards/mouyio95.jpg

I had a ...

IMO the Acorn Archimedes was a classic computer. Wish I could have another go with "Pro-Artisan" for old times sake!

I certainly did. And I'm happy that Bury Metropolitan Borough Council is finally out of Labour's grubby little hands.


Bury, isn't that a Benjamin Shatliff stronghold ? Looks like 'politics and itv1' wasn't a very popular mandate :shock:


Bibby, Robert Andrew
(The Conservative Party ...

I certainly did. And I'm happy that Bury Metropolitan Borough Council is finally out of Labour's grubby little hands.

What the hell is the point of ... this adbanner on TVForum . . .



An ad for a service only available in the US, displayed on a predominantly, if not totally, UK based website.
:roll:

Given the choice, who would you rather have as the head of state, be they elected or unelected?

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

I'm neither a fervent royalist, or an anti-monarchy republican, but I know who I'd choose!

I hardly ever launch programs from my Start menu. I've always used desktop icons or the Quick Launch bar next to
the Start menu. In fact, in any new install of Windows XP (or Server 2003) on my PC's, that two columned Start
menu is usual the first thing to be switched back to "Classic" mode. I've ...

I never thought there was anything appeeling about this thread! Anyway, I'm off for a late lunch ... toodle pip !