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Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> MADLAB, Reading - Tue Jul 31 10:16:35 2001 Lorenzo - it wasn't so bad really! Rob - I'm on Eigg this week, I'll be back late Sunday night, and will be in London pretty constantly from then on (for the next few weeks anyway)... How about a week on Friday...? John - Tue Jul 31 10:01:39 2001 Boo. - Fri Jul 27 15:49:46 2001 Did anyone watch that Brass Eye special on last night? They're not gonna be able to show that one again (although, as is typical, it is already downloadable). Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Fri Jul 27 10:27:30 2001 Well actually the bread soggy salad it's a VERY FAMOUS traditional tuscan dish!! Anyways I didn't like it too much myself it wasn't perfect!!! As for the hot blooded women that you were meant to bring back can I have some too? :) ciocaiaociao Lorenzo Lox Somewhere near Milan - Wed Jul 25 22:59:28 2001 Welcome back Mr. Hawkins, I'm always really suspicious of people who say that something is a 'Traditional Dish'. Especailly when it looks like it has gone wrong. If Johnny-Foreigner came to Radstock and I 'cooked' sausages in buttered bread with ketvhup, I could say that it was a 'Traditional Radstockian Dish'. We will have to meet upi Mr. H. You know you want to. Perhaps Cinema and everyfing? Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> Highmead Close, Reading - Wed Jul 25 22:35:36 2001 The pasta was all very good... Lorenzo made a mashed up soggy bread salad though, which was a bit odd. Apparently a traditional Tuscan peasant dish. John - Wed Jul 25 11:54:37 2001 Hey John. Welcome home. I hope you had a good time in Italy. Do you maximize the opportunity to say the pasta was tough and chewy in Italy? (like in England ours is sloppy shite) dsp - Wed Jul 25 10:21:18 2001 I am back from Italy now. It was nice there. Lorenzo is well. I ate some very good pasta. John - Wed Jul 25 10:15:00 2001 Thanks. I think. rowanboy - Tue Jul 24 17:12:46 2001 It suits you. Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> MADLAB, Reading - Tue Jul 24 14:53:09 2001 I've got a new car!! What a boy-racer-mobile... :-) 
The prices are approximate, depending on who it is that is asking! I can do anything from Flash 5 through to cgi (and all inbetween). My availability is a bit random (around PhD work) and I have corporate experience (Hanston). Rob Lang <sooty@bullet-systems.com> MADLAB, Reading - Wed Jul 11 14:02:37 2001 I love the way you can ruin the message board so easily. It's like someone's third year project..... ;-) rowanboy - Wed Jul 11 13:48:05 2001 Nice Simon NICE rowanboy - Wed Jul 11 13:46:14 2001 Whoops....oh well....just click vaguely anywhere around here to see the Radstock pic!! Simon - Wed Jul 11 13:37:28 2001 Radstock_Road_LuxuryFurniture Simon - Wed Jul 11 13:36:08 2001 Check out this really great old pic of Radstock from Gary.... http://www.btinternet.com/~gmeakin/photography/popz_21st/Radstock_Road_Luxury_Furniture.jpg Simon - Wed Jul 11 13:34:57 2001 (consider that agreement with John...) rowanboy - Wed Jul 11 11:08:56 2001 How much do you charge Rob? rowanboy - Wed Jul 11 11:08:35 2001 Rob I think the new design of your bit is extremely nice indeed! John - Wed Jul 11 11:04:49 2001 Nice - on Sunday I added a form to stuffware to keep a track of who has downloaded Photo Studio (incidentally I uploaded a new version at the same time), and already three complete strangers have. Not quite a landlside I know, but it made me happy nonetheless! I think I'm going to add a counter or something somewhere... John - Tue Jul 10 16:22:41 2001 Simon - prey tell what potentially lethal cleaning agent you are going to use to remove it!? John - Tue Jul 10 15:42:52 2001 Right now I'm mostly in Gyosei College's PC room. Which is nice. John - Tue Jul 10 15:26:04 2001 May be going friday to see LARA! rowanboy - Tue Jul 10 14:53:36 2001 Morning. Anyone done anything interesting lately? I saw the Lara Croft film, I'd Raid her Tomb!! dsp - Tue Jul 10 09:15:52 2001 Bored. rowanboy - Tue Jul 10 08:57:15 2001 Hello! I have got paint in my hair! Simon - Tue Jul 10 08:56:02 2001 My new bit is now online, I have a whole load of links to stuff in there but have left them on my home machine! I'll stick em up as soon as. I hope you like the design! Rob Lang <sooty@bullet-systems.com> MADLAB, Reading - Mon Jul 9 13:06:07 2001 What a coincidence Rob, I am also using the web at the moment. John - Sun Jul 8 13:39:55 2001 John explained the whole Shareware-o-rama thing to me this weekend. Certainly sounds like a very cool idea. Pity that I don't have any EXE to make shareware. Damn native compilers! Wish you best of luck with it. Rob Lang <sooty@bullet-systems.com> MADLAB, Reading - Sun Jul 8 13:25:07 2001 John: That would be none so far. But, I have not promoted it anywhere because its not finished yet. I wanted to have the shareware reg stuff inplace for when i'm happy with the quality. Nice BA! dsp - Fri Jul 6 14:42:08 2001 Tim I noticed Music Taste is shareware - have you had any registrations yet? I was considering making Photo Studio shareware, but wasn't sure if anyone would register... John - Fri Jul 6 13:06:23 2001 Oh for fucks sake, I meant archive. John - Fri Jul 6 12:37:20 2001 If anyone cares, and I know I don't, there's an archive of all messages posted to the board from October 98 up to now. Actually those pages have always been there, they just haven't been linked to until now. John - Fri Jul 6 12:36:35 2001 Oh. Salt. Bugger. John - Fri Jul 6 11:19:23 2001 Hmmm yea can't help but think giving a food product the same name as something they use on the roads to melt ice is not such a great move. John - Fri Jul 6 11:19:12 2001 Yeah....I quite like porridge, but do grits sound a little grim. Simon - Fri Jul 6 11:00:15 2001 Do you like porridge then? I had grits by mistake while i was out in america. Gotta be the grimmest thing ever - looked like fried porridge. Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Fri Jul 6 10:23:57 2001 I had porridge for breakfast this morning. Simon - Fri Jul 6 08:55:52 2001 The whole set is actually located in the Bodge Underworld (at the bottom of the page). But these two were extras that I forgot about! Rob Lang <sooty@bullet-systems.com> MADLAB, Reading - Thu Jul 5 11:25:26 2001 Rob! Love 'em! Any chance of publishing a definitive set? Here at work we have a publishing bureau, I could sort out a shit-hot colour booklet! Cheers dude. dsp - Thu Jul 5 11:21:06 2001 I know they are quite old but I saw these, they made me laugh. I stuck it here.   Rob Lang <sooty@bullet-systems.com> MADLAB, Reading - Thu Jul 5 10:41:10 2001 I'm a little munchkin, see my little feet. La la la la Simon - Wed Jul 4 17:19:06 2001 Don't be offended Julia, maybe you could understand my suspicions as I grew up in Mill Hill (and visit twice a week). I have many friends that still live there and they are all wind up merchants. It seems, though, that you might just be real!!! I'm glad you enjoy our nonsense. The faction moot was fab, got utterly sun burnt and had the hell beaten out of me, but still verrrr cool. I can not wait for the Gathering in August! Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> MADLAB, Reading - Wed Jul 4 10:42:32 2001 Fight club is indeed a fantastic film. The bloke who wrote the book the film is based on, Chuck Palahniuk has also written a number of other rather good books, including choke... Oh which apparently hasn't come out this side of the pond quite yet.
It's such an adrenaline kick of a film - but i think saying it makes you agressive isn't really missing the point, but i don't think it is the point either (if you see what i mean). The violence is kindof incidental to the message of the film, which i took as "Live every day as if it was your last". Sortof. |
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