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  1. on hot toast with a heart attacks worth of butter in a sort of lake and spread with marmite

    mmmmmmmm

    i used to do that, then i had the heart attack, (and the bypass (more clogged than the M25)) so now it's a smear of berio olive spread, and low saturated-fat cheese!

  2. here is some info on the rip bill

    http://www.cotse.net/privacy/ripbill.htm

    something to be concerned about.

    Cookies are used for sessions.. our own sites use it... it allows you to remain logged in and it remembers you everytime.

    Cookies are harmless... XP kicks a security warning as a cookie needs to place itself on your PC...

    Steve, thanks for that - with all the links, etc, i could have been there til domesday!

    back to the wet string and bean cans i think!

  3. the only thing i can think of that companies use them for statistics.. like spyware to see what your habits are on the net

    I have never known cookies to be harmfull to me... if they wanna know where i shop then i dont really care

    Or are you thinking the government are using them?

    I would rip into the rip bill first before worrying about cookies

    XP brings it up as a security warning if a site tries to establish a cooky - why would MS bother if it couldn't be of use to anyone?

    and as for who's doing it, bloody everybody as far as i can see, and why would they bother if it wasn't for their benefit?

    and just wait til the new ofweb dept issues electronic fines to anyone who visits a site with too much pink or tan expanse in the jpegs! (that one's a joke, at least until 2006 - we all thought CCTV speed fines would never get past parliament, and look where that's going with all the latest camera fines for motoring slips.) and if that's not a conspiracy then i don't know what is!

    and who, or what, is the 'rip bill'?

  4. if there's nothing better in the larder, then on thick toast, covered in cheese and grilled, with sun-dried tomato paste, a few sliced olives, some anchovy, pizza herbs, ground black pepper, the usual stuff!

  5. First, welcome to the club - i too have found it useful.

    Second, glad you gave the mileage in kilometres, otherwise at over 1.5 million miles we could have put it down to old age!

    Third, a couple of guesses: a poor earth, possibly between engine block and chassis, or a low output from the alternator - somewhere in the club i've read detailed instructions for checking this, but a reasonable volt meter should give you about 14.4 volts at the Battery terminals with the engine running about 1000 rpm, and about 12.6V 5 mins after you turn the engine off. if you're not getting 14V or so when running, is the drive belt loose or oily?

    if it's not these, maybe someone else has a view?

  6. If a fly was hovering in a parked bus and the bus set off what would happen to the fly?

    would it stay in the same spot until the back window of the bus hit it, or would it stay in the same spot as the bus moves :question::question::question:

    if you're travelling in a bus which is doing 35mph and you jump up in the air, you don't hurtle backwards down the bus at 35mph, so i guess the fly maintains its position in the bus.

  7. Why is the ninth month called "September", when the prexix "Sept" is associated with 7 in many languages?

    Why is the tenth month called "October", when "oct" in associated with 8 in many languages?

    Why is the twelth month called "December", when "Dec" is associated with 10 in many languages?

    Whats all that about :unsure:

    if memory serves me correctly, two extra months were inserted, i think june and july, or poss july and august, which pushed the later ones back by two.

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