I have an old computer (HHD removed) and a ****ed electric heater to get rid
of.

If I leave these outside my house when will they be gone?

My CCTV says that it is 21:28 and that I have just put them outside in clear
view of a passing pikey on Cam 2.

Gentleman. Place your bets.

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ARW wrote:
I have an old computer (HHD removed) and a ****ed electric heater to get
rid of.

If I leave these outside my house when will they be gone?

My CCTV says that it is 21:28 and that I have just put them outside in
clear view of a passing pikey on Cam 2.

Gentleman. Place your bets.

No bet! You needed to give us warning. I only saw this at 21:36 so
they'll be gone already! ;-)

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Where are we going and why am I in this handbasket?

They don't want those, don't be daft. One hopes you destroyed the disc
first.
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"ARW" wrote in message
...
I have an old computer (HHD removed) and a ****ed electric heater to get
rid of.

If I leave these outside my house when will they be gone?

My CCTV says that it is 21:28 and that I have just put them outside in
clear view of a passing pikey on Cam 2.

Gentleman. Place your bets.

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On Sun, 1 Dec 2013 21:30:52 -0000, "ARW"
wrote:

I have an old computer (HHD removed) and a ****ed electric heater to get rid
of.

If I leave these outside my house when will they be gone?

My CCTV says that it is 21:28 and that I have just put them outside in clear
view of a passing pikey on Cam 2.

Gentleman. Place your bets.


About 10.30am
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"mogga" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 1 Dec 2013 21:30:52 -0000, "ARW"
wrote:

I have an old computer (HHD removed) and a ****ed electric heater to get
rid
of.

If I leave these outside my house when will they be gone?

My CCTV says that it is 21:28 and that I have just put them outside in
clear
view of a passing pikey on Cam 2.

Gentleman. Place your bets.


About 10.30am


Just checked. 9.06am.

Odd thing - he chopped the plug off the heater before taking it.

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On Monday, December 2, 2013 6:16:04 PM UTC, wrote:

Just checked. 9.06am.



Odd thing - he chopped the plug off the heater before taking it.


You, of all people, should know it needed the relevant PAT sticker before being left in the street.

"mike" wrote in message
...
On Monday, December 2, 2013 6:16:04 PM UTC,
wrote:

Just checked. 9.06am.



Odd thing - he chopped the plug off the heater before taking it.


You, of all people, should know it needed the relevant PAT sticker before
being left in the street.


He probably knew that PAT testing consists of running your hand down the
flex to check for damage and then plugging the appliance in to a socket to
see if it works:-)

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"ARW" wrote in message ...

"mike" wrote in message
...
On Monday, December 2, 2013 6:16:04 PM UTC,
wrote:

Just checked. 9.06am.



Odd thing - he chopped the plug off the heater before taking it.


You, of all people, should know it needed the relevant PAT sticker before
being left in the street.


He probably knew that PAT testing consists of running your hand down the
flex to check for damage and then plugging the appliance in to a socket to
see if it works:-)


Adam who is this girl Pat, that you test by running your hands over her
flexy bits, then plug in to to see if she works?


.. . . just curious

AWEM

On Monday 02 December 2013 18:59 ARW wrote in uk.d-i-y:

"mike" wrote in message
...
On Monday, December 2, 2013 6:16:04 PM UTC,
wrote:

Just checked. 9.06am.



Odd thing - he chopped the plug off the heater before taking it.


You, of all people, should know it needed the relevant PAT sticker before
being left in the street.


He probably knew that PAT testing consists of running your hand down the
flex to check for damage and then plugging the appliance in to a socket to
see if it works:-)


Oddly enough that is the most important bit (on double insulated gear
anyway) - that normal users *should* be doing themselves from time to time -
not waiting for Mr PatMan to come and do it for them!


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Brain.

My post did say that the disc drive was removed from the computer. I put
that bit in brackets

Help me to help you. If you tell me what you cannot hear on your voice
reader and I will make try to my posts more helpful to your voice reader.
Does the voice reader ignore some things such as smilies and stuff inside
brackets?

You of couse you will understand that when I post a photo you are still
****ed with that type of post.


Adam

wrote:
Brain.
My post did say that the disc drive was removed from the computer. I put
that bit in brackets

You wrote aitch aitch dee removed. I don't know how that comes out in Brian's speech synthesis. It comes out okay in mine, but I don't immediately think that aitch aitch dee means hard disk drive.

Brian might not know that aitch dee dee is an abbreviation for Hard Disk Drive.

He will notice you called him Brain though :-)

Owain

wrote in message
...
wrote:
Brain.
My post did say that the disc drive was removed from the computer. I put
that bit in brackets

You wrote aitch aitch dee removed. I don't know how that comes out in
Brian's speech synthesis. It comes out okay in mine, but I don't
immediately think that aitch aitch dee means hard disk drive.

Brian might not know that aitch dee dee is an abbreviation for Hard Disk
Drive.

He will notice you called him Brain though :-)


Probably a good nick name for him as he is not stupid.

I just thought it would be interesting for me to hear what he hears/reads
and see how I managed doing what he does.

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On Wed, 04 Dec 2013 20:15:46 +0000, ARW wrote:

wrote in message
...
wrote:
Brain.
My post did say that the disc drive was removed from the computer. I
put that bit in brackets

You wrote aitch aitch dee removed. I don't know how that comes out in
Brian's speech synthesis. It comes out okay in mine, but I don't
immediately think that aitch aitch dee means hard disk drive.

Brian might not know that aitch dee dee is an abbreviation for Hard
Disk Drive.

He will notice you called him Brain though :-)


Probably a good nick name for him as he is not stupid.

I just thought it would be interesting for me to hear what he
hears/reads and see how I managed doing what he does.

Install NVDA (it's free) on a Windows machine. Start it up (noting
carefully the popup that tells you how to stop it later!). Blindfold
yourself and have a try.

I've done it - I have a new student who has been blind from birth. We've
been trying out a program that used not to work with it.



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"Bob Eager" wrote in message
...
He will notice you called him Brain though :-)


Probably a good nick name for him as he is not stupid.

I just thought it would be interesting for me to hear what he
hears/reads and see how I managed doing what he does.

Install NVDA (it's free) on a Windows machine. Start it up (noting
carefully the popup that tells you how to stop it later!). Blindfold
yourself and have a try.

I've done it - I have a new student who has been blind from birth. We've
been trying out a program that used not to work with it.

Ta Bob.



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