Francis

I guess we can all start learning Klingon then Just joking!!

you could still subscribe to an 0800 internet service

BTW 400! hooray! yippee! taller heels! right! time to post some more waffle for higher heels!

answering two previous posts I SUCK !! twice!! USB cable networking and Apple Macs! Not my week is it? only one thing to say to that! PANTS !

For all those people that have asked

<u>United Footwear Outlets</u>

Worcester, 51 Upper Tything.

01905 27738

Birmingham, 926-928 Stratford Road

0121 778 1978

Swindon, Horsham Crescent, Cavendish Square

01793435238

Newbold Verdon, Stathams, 114 Main Street

01455 822407

Nottingham (off A60), Beech Avenue, off Sherwood Rise

0115 979 2799

Leeds, 178 Easterley Road

0113 249 3244

Walsall, 74 Bradford Street

01922 641577

Leigh (Lancs.), 12 Lord Street

01942 604440

Stafford, Shoe Shed, Castlefields, Newport Road

01785 211311

Kettering, 75-79 Stamford Road

01536 481855

Preston, 126 Friargate Brow

01772 204410

Bournemouth, Shoe Shed, 9 Quadrant Arcade

01202 292992

Bradford, Rooley Lane (off A6036 Ring Road)

01274 680322

Coventry, 114-124 Holbrook Lane

01203 581838

Kirkby in Ashfield, Shoe Shed, Cortaulds Textiles Factory Shop, Ellis Street

01623 723083

St. Helens, Carrmill Road (just off East Lancs Road)

01744 737777

Kidderminster, New Road

01562 744022

Bognor Regis, Shoe Shed, Unit 3, The Arcade

01243 829600

Manchester, 68-70 Oldham Street

0161 228 1706

Dudley, 80-81 High Street

01384 238492

Chester, 4-6 Delamere Street

01244 370300

Portsmouth, 117-125 Fratton Road

01705 826799

sorry if the list was a bit long, but it was asked for

Well done, Highluc! It's fun getting new shoes!

if your motherboard supports USB in legacy mode then there are less problems. I know that Linux is a slightly problematic OS to setup, but I'm told it's well worth it.

has anyone had any joy using QNX. it's a microkernel POSIX operating system that seems to be gaining some popularity. just a pity that a lot of hardware still isn't supported

I got a USB 100mbit network connection, your stuff's GHETTO! Move up or be left behind!

you could always try utilising a full length mirrow if you have one I know you may feel a little insecure about the thought of posting your face on the forum, but that's what this thread's about. I thought like you once, but that's changed. I'm sure everyone else could say the same thing. Don't be nervous, we're not going to criticise you for how you look. I'll be posting a recent 'out and about' picture of me soon, as I'm off to another party, but I have to drag the unwitting recipient out of his house for an hour or two while his kids sort out the decorations and food Good excuses for carrying my camera around

have you noticed that the women over 20 compliment you while the under 20's snigger.

Explorer and Outlook 6 had a compability problem while being used with 98se and ME if you had enabled the 128bit encryption. Luckily I found out before I had chance to install so stuck with 5.5

Well, it's a start! Next step is to include your head

The ideal heel height is what you can comfortably walk in without causing distress to your feet. In my case between 3" and 4", any higher and I reduce the length of time that I can wear them to a few hours.

Mine usually goes for flat utilitarian type shoes, but she is slowly looking at heels. She has bought a few pairs with low heels t start with. Must have something to do with the fact that I'm nearly always wearing 3" or above

and now you know why these magnetic bracelets and such have such differing effects on the body

The only problem I had with ME was it not booting up InCD properly, which I rectified by altering the installation order. I would use XP, but it refused to see my WinTV card. Drivers now exist for this, but I'll stick with ME for now. Less headaches for the moment. I shall most likely install XP when I get a cpu of 1.5Ghz or above. It might be worth it then

I'm gonna stop reading this section if you're gonna keep doing this to me!

might as well face it you're addicted to heels! thought I'd get that one in before someone else did I find that my 3" feel like I'm wearing flats. In fact I was playing football in my old 3" heels yesterday. Flat shoes now tend to cause discomfort if worn for too long these days and I only feel like I've got heels on when wearing 4" or above. As for addiction, I don't wear my heels because I can't live without them, I wear them because I want to. I still wear flats for certain jobs, like kicking down sheds and chopping wood (yes! my shoulder's a lot better now ) If you keep going higher and they start to feel like flats, then you'll be disappointed when you're walking on tiptoes and it don't feel any different. Where do you go from there?

It's nice to see older vehicles on the roads as it shows that some people are preserving a small slice of heritage transport. I shall be attending a rally soon called Cavalcade. It's a local rally, but attracts large numbers of traction engines, buses, steam driven wagons and, even, steam driven fairgrounds! The beer flows, everyone has fun and, if the weather turns bad, we all get muddy! All part of the fun!

life is certainly much better when you have taken that step and freed your mind of some of it's constraints. quote from The Matrix "Welcome, to the real world"

well I'm in accordance with Firefox and Calv. maybe the guy should have worried about the wind picking up have driven cars, tractors, vans and a minibus, but only cars in heels. so can't help on the bus driving

I'll just sit out the nuclear explosion and wait til the coast is clear

Machine 1. . ECS K7S5A m/b with Duron 750 . 256 DDR RAM . 60Gb Hard drive . 32Mb ATI Xpert 2000 with TV out . 21" monitor running at 1280x1024 (max.1600x1280) . 8x DVD drive . 16x12x40x CD-Rewriter . WinTV Go! television card . USB 9600dpi scanner . USB optical HID compliant mouse . 380watt surround speakers (sound builtin on computer) . Epson 600 printer . 56k V90 modem Machine 2. . TX Pro m/b with Intel P200mmx . 128Mb PC100 SDRAM . 20Gb Hard drive . 4x4x20x CD-Rewriter . Built in VGA and sound . 14" SVGA monitor USB network connector between both Machine 3. Apple Mac Performa 6320 PowerPC (don't ask me what's in it cos I don't care) Machine 4. Apple Mac IIsi (same difference) Machine 5. Apple IIe . 64Kb RAM . 3x 5.25" floppy drives . Z80 cpm controller . 80 column adaptor . 10" mono monitor (greenscreen) . PAL modulator As you see I have a few computers floating around my house, plus a couple in for repair. Machine 5 was my first computer so I kept it, plus it's good for those retro gaming evenings No laptops left, sold the last one. It was a PII 233, 32Mb, 4.1 Gb Harddrive with builtin sound, cdrom and floppy