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    • #722
      cyberwolf77
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      I meant it was a good analogy


    • #723
      Deki
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      yes. I think so.


    • #724
      Solitaire
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      Deki wrote: »
      time is sort of like a limp spaghetti noodle.

      Wouldn't it be just so ironic if Time Itself is the Flying Spaghetti Monster?! :eek:

      Would explain a lot, actually...


    • #725
      Sarky
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      Less chatter. More support for the forum.


    • #726
      Deki
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      uses jacks to raise and level ceiling. Erects i-beam side supports and ceiling beams. Done.


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    • #727
      Jesus Wept
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      Sarky wrote: »
      Less chatter. More support for the forum.

      I was looking at the All Things Retro forum whereby they pick a year (2000 at the moment) and everyone posts about things from that year.

      It should be fun for us to do the same thing when we get the forum off the ground.


    • #728
      Sarky
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      Also we could use it to prove that Yorkies really WERE better before they came in plastic wrappers.


    • #729
      Jesus Wept
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      I'd forgotten that. Must take a spin and stock up on retro yorkies.

      Back when girls were allowed them.


    • #730
      Solitaire
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      Damn it, we need this forum!

      I can't find any reviews on the Kenwood KEN-KCJS series of combination microwaves anywhere! :(


    • #731
      Capt'n Midnight
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      Sarky wrote: »
      Also we could use it to prove that Yorkies really WERE better before they came in plastic wrappers.
      Actually that was more to do with Nestlé changing the chocolate when they took over Rowantree Mackintosh

      yes we tried to change that but it caused an odd time line problem the pivotal point was the pet ferret of one of the workers


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    • #732
      Solitaire
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      Damn ferret... :mad:


    • #733
      Orion
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      Capt'n Midnight wrote: »
      Actually that was more to do with Nestlé changing the chocolate when they took over Rowantree Mackintosh

      Thankfully Skoda brought back the paper wrappers when they switched from car production to chocolate. It was a great day for Yorkie lovers when the Skoda Octavihover fell flat on it's face - literally.


    • #734
      Jesus Wept
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      Solitaire wrote: »
      Damn it, we need this forum!

      I can't find any reviews on the Kenwood KEN-KCJS series of combination microwaves anywhere! :(

      I've found a review, but it's back when the internet was 2d so it's a bit weird to look at:
      KENWOOD-KEN-KCJS28-Combination-Microwave-Oven-1245513971.jpg


      The Kenwood KCJS28 is a great microwave for a large family given its generous, 28 litre capacity. It also has a range of auto cook programs to cook, reheat and defrost your food.
      • Capacity - 28 litres
      • Microwave wattage - 1000W
      • Grill wattage - 1100W
      • External dimension (WDH)mm - 530x467x320
      • Power levels - 5

      Source

      1000w, 28 liters?! Sure one person could barely travel anywhere with that, let alone a family! lol.


    • #735
      Jesus Wept
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      Hot Tub Time Machine

      What were they thinking?


    • #736
      Sarky
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      If only this forum had been created at the time, they could have avoided most of the pitfalls.


    • #737
      Fago!
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      ****


    • #738
      James T Kirk
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      chickenmoustache2.jpg


    • #739
      kerash
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      funny-pictures-cat-time-travels.jpg


    • #740
      Orion
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      HA HA HA /Dr Evil


    • #741
      leninbenjamin
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      leninbenjamin wrote: »
      seriously, i needs somewhere where i can find answers to the issues of maintaining molecular stability when travelling through wormholes on my time machine. i don't want my ears falling off. again...

      I never did fix this problem. I miss my ears.


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    • #742
      Orion
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      In Soviet Russia Time Machines Want YOU


      a112a.jpg


    • #743
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      ksmn1134l.jpg


    • #744
      joes girls
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      Next time you go on your merry little way to the future, can you please bring me back one of the sit-in vacuum cleaners that will be on the market in the year 4297, thanks!!!

      future-technology.jpg


    • #745
      Capt'n Midnight
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      leninbenjamin wrote: »
      I never did fix this problem. I miss my ears.
      pardon me , but could you repeat that ?


    • #746
      Orion
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      I never did fix this problem. I miss my ears.


    • #747
      Jesus Wept
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      Sorry_No_Ears.jpg


    • #748
      Orion
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      aww kitty. I missed you.


    • #749
      FarmerGreen
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      So close. We can do it.
      http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?threadid=2055802772
      Maybe not.


    • #750
      Sarky
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      Blimey, according to the logs this thread was never in the Physics forum. No wonder it hasn't been approved yet, I was wondering if we'd missed something...


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    • #751
      FarmerGreen
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      It just never happened man.
      Forget it OK.
      Things are starting to unravel.
      Its kinda lookin like the little sh*t may be getting somewhere.


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