http://myfolia.com/

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inconsequential wrote:

> http://myfolia.com/

Would an immersion heater do?

Evil Nigel

On Sun, 12 Oct 2008 23:20:39 +0100, nigel wrote:

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> inconsequential wrote:
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>> http://myfolia.com/
> 
> Would an immersion heater do?
> 
> Evil Nigel

i knew someone was reading at least some of my online activities

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On Oct 13, 12:55 am, "humble.life"  wrote:
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> i knew someone was reading at least some of my online activities

If you were pointless you'd be 'Humbl Lif'.

Evil Nigel

Evil_Nigel@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
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> On Oct 13, 12:55 am, "humble.life"  wrote:
>> i knew someone was reading at least some of my online activities
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> If you were pointless you'd be 'Humbl Lif'.
> 
> Evil Nigel

are you saying that e's have a point?

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On Oct 13, 1:07 pm, "humble.life"  wrote:
> Evil_Ni...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
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> > On Oct 13, 12:55 am, "humble.life"  wrote:
> >> i knew someone was reading at least some of my online activities
>
> > If you were pointless you'd be 'Humbl Lif'.
>
> > Evil Nigel
>
> are you saying that e's have a point?

My obfuscation was crossword jargon - NESW are points (on a compass).

Evil Nigel

Evil_Nigel@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
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> On Oct 13, 1:07 pm, "humble.life"  wrote:
>> Evil_Ni...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
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>>> On Oct 13, 12:55 am, "humble.life"  wrote:
>>>> i knew someone was reading at least some of my online activities
>>> If you were pointless you'd be 'Humbl Lif'.
>>> Evil Nigel
>> are you saying that e's have a point?
> 
> My obfuscation was crossword jargon - NESW are points (on a compass).
> 
> Evil Nigel

that will account for why i didn't understand - i think crosswords need 
to be shoved up the same ass as all the soduku puzzles

humble.life wrote:
> Evil_Nigel@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
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>> On Oct 13, 1:07 pm, "humble.life"  wrote:
>>> Evil_Ni...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
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>>>> On Oct 13, 12:55 am, "humble.life"  wrote:
>>>>> i knew someone was reading at least some of my online activities
>>>> If you were pointless you'd be 'Humbl Lif'.
>>>> Evil Nigel
>>> are you saying that e's have a point?
>>
>> My obfuscation was crossword jargon - NESW are points (on a compass).
>>
>> Evil Nigel
> 
> that will account for why i didn't understand - i think crosswords need 
> to be shoved up the same ass as all the soduku puzzles

Sudoku puzzles completely flummox me . A good cryptic crossword (when my 
brain isn't in meltdown mode) is a different matter entirely.

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On Oct 13, 1:16 pm, "humble.life"  wrote:

> i think crosswords need
> to be shoved up the same ass as all the soduku puzzles

(I saw what you did.)

I like doing stupid things with numbers. Saturday's lottery was a
rollover and the system I created to generate my six numbers was based
on a 29x29 magic square. It got two right, so MadMazza had to pay for
her own Indian takeaway yet again :(

Mind you, what's the point of winning the lottery at the moment? Where
do you put your winnings - in a bank?

Evil Nigel

Evil_Nigel@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
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> On Oct 13, 1:16 pm, "humble.life"  wrote:
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>> i think crosswords need
>> to be shoved up the same ass as all the soduku puzzles
> 
> (I saw what you did.)
> 
> I like doing stupid things with numbers. Saturday's lottery was a
> rollover and the system I created to generate my six numbers was based
> on a 29x29 magic square. It got two right, so MadMazza had to pay for
> her own Indian takeaway yet again :(
> 
> Mind you, what's the point of winning the lottery at the moment? Where
> do you put your winnings - in a bank?
> 
> Evil Nigel

Euro lottery (non roll over)= 220 odd banks. Bit of a logistical nightmare .

Evil_Nigel@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
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> On Oct 13, 1:16 pm, "humble.life"  wrote:
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>> i think crosswords need
>> to be shoved up the same ass as all the soduku puzzles
> 
> (I saw what you did.)
> 
> I like doing stupid things with numbers. Saturday's lottery was a
> rollover and the system I created to generate my six numbers was based
> on a 29x29 magic square. It got two right, so MadMazza had to pay for
> her own Indian takeaway yet again :(
> 
> Mind you, what's the point of winning the lottery at the moment? Where
> do you put your winnings - in a bank?
> 
> Evil Nigel

i'm still waiting to hear how switzerland is doing,
and whether this is actually a Nazi ploy (if we look around they didn't 
really lose the war....)

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On Oct 13, 3:19 pm, "humble.life"  wrote:
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> i'm still waiting to hear how switzerland is doing,

Didn't UBS go splat?

> and whether this is actually a Nazi ploy (if we look around they didn't
> really lose the war....)

We certainly didn't win - we went to war to restore freedom to Poland
and failed.

Evil Nigel

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> "humble.life"  wrote:
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> > and whether this is actually a Nazi ploy (if we look around they didn't
> > really lose the war....)
> 
> We certainly didn't win - we went to war to restore freedom to Poland
> and failed.

Pfft.  That's just communist Cold War anti-British propaganda - spouted
by Evil Nigel, who's also often shown off his racist Nazi tendencies
here too.  He's a nasty piece of work, isn't he?

No, `we' did not go to war.  _We_ were not alive.  My parents were too
young to fight at the outbreak of war (my mother was just over one week
old), and I'm one of the older posters on this newsgroup.

No nation in modern times has ever been `free'.

Because Poland was taken over by Communism after the Second World War,
Poles were taught that what happend to Poland was all the fault of the
British.  Some Poles blame Britain and the British for all the bad
things that happened to Poland during the Second World War and all the
decades of Communist rule.

Never mind that those problems were all entirely the fault of Germany
and the USSR, and never mind that one could have expected Poland to have
defended itself rather than relying on outside assistance.

Britain went to war because Poland was invaded and Britain had
guaranteed to defend Poland against such things.

The aim was to stop the bloody Germans.  In that, the job was successful
- eventually.  Poland also survived as a nation, which was a good result
too (Poland has spent a lot of time non-existent).


Since the USA refused to carry on fighting in Europe after the defeat of
Germany, Britain was unable to do what it wanted to do *next*, which was
to liberate the nations of Europe from the USSR.

So because of Stalin and Britain being let down by the bloody Yanks,
Eastern Europe was run by `Communists' for 45 years.

Poland is now free so it's wrong to say that restoring freedom to Poland
did not happen.  If Britain hasn't fought and won against Germany in
1939-1945, Hitler would have got away with his plans, Poland (and Poles)
would not exist, and nor would the EU and the world would be hideous.

Some Poles know this and appreciate what Britain (not us) did for
Poland.

Rowland.

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