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s a m

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509 posts

268 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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Hilts

4,684 posts

313 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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s a m

Original Poster:

509 posts

268 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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Lol that ones fake, the other one was apparently on a giant screen in NY.

BliarOut

72,863 posts

270 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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I've seen one almost that big on every single screen in Victoria station... I could barely contain my mirth. Funnily enough the g/f didn't see the funny side

R988

7,501 posts

260 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2006
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Saw one on those screens on the bus the other day

s a m

Original Poster:

509 posts

268 months

Thursday 23rd February 2006
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Was on a London tour bus once and the computer playing the tour audio crashed, followed by the Windows 98 startup tune a few minutes later.

Rob_F

4,155 posts

295 months

Thursday 23rd February 2006
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Hilts said:


What ever happened to this fella anyway? He was an absoloute legend in my eyes, funny as !

Cheers,
Rob.

tallbloke

10,376 posts

314 months

Thursday 23rd February 2006
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BliarOut said:
I've seen one almost that big on every single screen in Victoria station... I could barely contain my mirth. Funnily enough the g/f didn't see the funny side


"The 18.10 to Edinburgh will be calling at kernel.exe, ghtms.dll, startup.bat and msdiag.sys. There will be plenty of time for refreshments on this train"

tallbloke

10,376 posts

314 months

Thursday 23rd February 2006
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Rob_F said:
Hilts said:


What ever happened to this fella anyway? He was an absoloute legend in my eyes, funny as !

Cheers,
Rob.

The Yanks slapped him on the most wanted list. The humourless fools.

slinky

15,704 posts

280 months

Thursday 23rd February 2006
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I've seen windows error messages many a time on cash points.. normally DHCP lease expiry... Having said that, I saw a cash machine failing to boot OS/2 Warp the other day!

slinky

Hilts

4,684 posts

313 months

Thursday 23rd February 2006
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tallbloke said:
Rob_F said:
Hilts said:


What ever happened to this fella anyway? He was an absoloute legend in my eyes, funny as !

Cheers,
Rob.

The Yanks slapped him on the most wanted list. The humourless fools.

Ah Comical Ali, he was quality. He's now living in the UAE with his family. He didn't even make an appearance on my 'Most Wanted' Iraqi playing cards.

He did say something that was on the money though :

April 7, 2003
"This invasion will end in failure."


Trooper2

6,676 posts

262 months

Thursday 23rd February 2006
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tallbloke said:
Rob_F said:
Hilts said:


What ever happened to this fella anyway? He was an absoloute legend in my eyes, funny as !

Cheers,
Rob.

The Yanks slapped him on the most wanted list. The humourless fools.




Tallbloke you are very wrong, it is a well known fact that Bagdad Bob/Comical Ali was never put on the most wanted cards. I don't care if you are anti-American but you could try to get your facts straight on occassion just for the shock value.

FunkyGibbon

3,863 posts

295 months

Thursday 23rd February 2006
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s a m said:
Was on a London tour bus once and the computer playing the tour audio crashed, followed by the Windows 98 startup tune a few minutes later.

In a similar vein I saw Stephen Hawking once and his computer/transport system crashed. His assistant had to re-boot the machine - oh how the audience pi$$ed themselves when we heard the windows startup tune. Stephen himself even laughed.

tallbloke

10,376 posts

314 months

Thursday 23rd February 2006
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Trooper2 said:
you could try to get your facts straight on occassion just for the shock value.

Mea culpa
Windows isn't the only thing suffering memory segementation faults