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Author: PalindromePalindrome Date: Sep 15, 2008 02:32
Jerry wrote:
>> R D S wrote:
>>>> Looking for £90 delivered for them, ebuyer want £120 new each.
>>> I think they warrant a better saving than £30 over a new one.
>> That surely depends on how much of the original 2 years warranty is
>> remaining.
>>
>>> I'd give £60 for one if you find them lingering around.
>> I'd suggest that £20 immediate, plus £5 a month would be a reasonable
>> depreciation rate for the first year. So, they would need to be 8 months
>> old to fall to that amount..
>>
>> --
>> Sue
>>
> Sure that's female logic. ...
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Author: JerryJerry Date: Sep 15, 2008 15:46
> Female logic would be, it has apparently been owned and used by a man,
> so has probably been dropped a few times, left in a train or taxi and
> reclaimed form lost property once or twice, half the screws will be
> missing and those that aren't will be the wrong ones and half of those
> will be cross threaded, it will either be filled with porn or Trident
> targetting..etc.. :)
Sure maam you may be presumptuous,
those screws that are not missing will surely be loose.
I am all for po.r.n.
We've been trying to please our rescued natives for many a year. Please
donate.
What is Trident targetting?
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Author: PalindromePalindrome Date: Sep 15, 2008 16:31
Jerry wrote:
> What is Trident targetting?
>
Erm, rather a lot of Government secrets on computers, hard disks, etc
have gone missing lately... "Trident" are things that get fired out of
submarines and "Trident targetting" is the info on the list of their
targets..
Which isn't exactly secret information anyway - everyone knows that
Brown has them aimed at his back bench at the HoC. Apart from one aimed
at his left foot... :)
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Sue
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Author: Simon FinniganSimon Finnigan Date: Sep 16, 2008 12:12
> Female logic would be, it has apparently been owned and used by a man, so
> has probably been dropped a few times, left in a train or taxi and
> reclaimed form lost property once or twice, half the screws will be
> missing and those that aren't will be the wrong ones and half of those
> will be cross threaded, it will either be filled with porn or Trident
> targetting..etc.. :)
I`m actually very good with removable drives - these came out the box and
have been on a desk ever since, with nice big gaps to allow for plenty of
air flow. The only portable drive I have that gets moved is a 60 gig USB
bus powered drive that I use to back up my files, and leave in a work locker
to ensure its safety. :-)
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Author: PalindromePalindrome Date: Sep 16, 2008 16:35
Simon Finnigan wrote:
>> Female logic would be, it has apparently been owned and used by a man,
>> so has probably been dropped a few times, left in a train or taxi and
>> reclaimed form lost property once or twice, half the screws will be
>> missing and those that aren't will be the wrong ones and half of those
>> will be cross threaded, it will either be filled with porn or Trident
>> targetting..etc.. :)
>
> I`m actually very good with removable drives - these came out the box
> and have been on a desk ever since, with nice big gaps to allow for
> plenty of air flow. The only portable drive I have that gets moved is a
> 60 gig USB bus powered drive that I use to back up my...
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Author: Simon FinniganSimon Finnigan Date: Sep 17, 2008 00:07
"Palindrome" privacy.net> wrote in message
news:gapfse$6c9$1@aioe.org...> Simon Finnigan wrote:
>>> Female logic would be, it has apparently been owned and used by a man,
>>> so has probably been dropped a few times, left in a train or taxi and
>>> reclaimed form lost property once or twice, half the screws will be
>>> missing and those that aren't will be the wrong ones and half of those
>>> will be cross threaded, it will either be filled with porn or Trident
>>> targetting..etc.. :)
>>
>> I`m actually very good with removable drives - these came out the box and
>> have been on a desk ever since, with nice big gaps to allow for plenty of
>> air flow. The only portable drive I have that gets moved is a 60 gig USB
>> bus powered drive that I use to back up my files, and leave in a work
>> locker to ensure its safety. :-)
>
> Sorry, I do apologise - the above was only intended as a humorous aside
> and not intended to suggest in any way that *you* would drop drives, leave ...
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Author: Niel J HumphreysNiel J Humphreys Date: Sep 17, 2008 00:28
>> Female logic would be, it has apparently been owned and used by a man, so
>> has probably been dropped a few times, left in a train or taxi and
>> reclaimed form lost property once or twice, half the screws will be
>> missing and those that aren't will be the wrong ones and half of those
>> will be cross threaded, it will either be filled with porn or Trident
>> targetting..etc.. :)
>
> I`m actually very good with removable drives - these came out the box and
> have been on a desk ever since, with nice big gaps to allow for plenty of
> air flow. The only portable drive...
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Author: Simon FinniganSimon Finnigan Date: Sep 17, 2008 11:43
"Niel J Humphreys" sznzozwzdzoznzczozmzpzuztzezrzs.co.uk> wrote in
message news:gaqbfa$3qh$1@energise.enta.net...>>> Female logic would be, it has apparently been owned and used by a man,
>>> so has probably been dropped a few times, left in a train or taxi and
>>> reclaimed form lost property once or twice, half the screws will be
>>> missing and those that aren't will be the wrong ones and half of those
>>> will be cross threaded, it will either be filled with porn or Trident
>>> targetting..etc.. :)
>>
>> I`m actually very good with removable drives - these came out the box and
>> have been on a desk ever since, with nice big gaps to allow for plenty of
>> air flow. The only portable drive I have that gets moved is a 60 gig USB
>> bus powered drive that I use to back up my files, and leave in a work
>> locker to ensure its safety. :-)
>
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