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Tumble Tower wrote:

Ronnie Rowlands wrote:Although in your case a cross between S1 (smell one) and S2 (smell 2) I'm presuming you have codes for evrything you can smell?

No way! I may have codes for TV channels, e.g. B2=BBC2, B7=BBC News 24, UG1=UKTV Gold etc., but I most certainly DON'T have codes for smells. Why on Earth would I want to make up codes for smells?

Yes. That WOULD be silly and pointless.

Sorry nick, couldn't let it pass!

Tumble Tower wrote:Why on Earth would I want to make up codes for smells?

I agree!! What sort of TEDIOUS, ANAL, PEDANTIC DULLARD would be so BORING and IRRITATING as to do that?

Ronnie Rowlands wrote:

Tumble Tower wrote:Why on Earth would I want to make up codes for smells?

I agree!! What sort of TEDIOUS, ANAL, PEDANTIC DULLARD would be so BORING and IRRITATING as to do that?

No-one with any sense would. You'll be glad to know I have NO INTENTION of devising codes for smells.

The reason why I got into TV Channel Codes is explained here. I've put the link to the applicable TV Forum post as I don't want to repeat it all here. If the other person hadn't walked into the classroom during the said programme, the teacher wouldn't have started the conversation, and hence I wouldn't have got into doing codes for BBC1, ITV and Channel 4 in 1986, or gone on to extend it to all of DTT and Sky in 2006 and 2007 (or set up the threads on Digital Spy Forums and TV Forum). See this post for more.

Tumble Tower wrote: You'll be glad to know I have NO INTENTION of devising codes for smells.

Oh phew,I was worried about you for a minute there.

You just need to waggle the rod a bit more now, Ronnie.

(Fishing analogy)

Nick Harvey wrote:You just need to waggle the rod a bit more now, Ronnie.

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