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On 16/01/2011 13:31, Paul Ratcliffe wrote:

I never understand why people do this. Why throw it away when you've still
got the item to which it refers? It's just a stupid thing to do, but then
most people seem to be stupid or pig-headed about such matters.

I've just spent half of today cleaning out my study. It's amazing how
many sets of instructions I had for items that have long since been
scrapped. And a pile of obsolete PC games 2ft high... (anyone?)

Andy

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Paul Ratcliffe wrote:
It's just a stupid thing to do, but then
most people seem to be stupid or pig-headed about such matters.

You are distancing yourself from the common herd -- a risky position to
put yourself in when the issue is intelligence.

Bill

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On Sun, 16 Jan 2011 15:34:39 +0000, Colin Stamp
wrote:

I only have the content of your last post to go on, but you seem to be
the kind of person that will never understand very many things about
very many people. Have you considered giving up trying?

Yes, with morons like you.

Why throw it away when you've still got the item to which it refers?

Oh my god! The paperwork retention police are coming to get me! How
could I have done something so stupid? I shall have to consider suicide.
It's the only way I can get myself out of this *terrible* mess I've got
myself into.

You were the one moaning you didn't have the paperwork. I couldn't give
a **** what you do, but don't come on hear moaning about your own
stupidity.

Your post was a *properly* stupid thing to do. The attitude and tone
make you come across as a complete bellend I'm afraid.

Ooooooo....

jerry insult
Talking about yourself again.
/jerry insult

I knew your reaction would be like this. You blame me for exposing
your cluelessness and stupidity. Typical of arses like you.

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On 17/01/11 20:00, Paul Ratcliffe wrote:
On Sun, 16 Jan 2011 15:34:39 +0000, Colin
wrote:

I only have the content of your last post to go on, but you seem to be
the kind of person that will never understand very many things about
very many people. Have you considered giving up trying?

Yes, with morons like you.

Oh dear. You seem to have gone a bit incandescent. Was it something I said?


Why throw it away when you've still got the item to which it refers?

Oh my god! The paperwork retention police are coming to get me! How
could I have done something so stupid? I shall have to consider suicide.
It's the only way I can get myself out of this *terrible* mess I've got
myself into.

You were the one moaning you didn't have the paperwork.

I don't recall "moaning" anywhere. The paperwork is gone. I know it's a
dreadful state-of-affairs being left with a four-year-old telly and no
paperwork, but I've got over it. I think you need to do the same.

I couldn't give a **** what you do

Oh come now. You seem to be taking quite an interest.

but don't come on hear moaning about your own stupidity.

The word is "here". What were you saying about stupidity again?


Your post was a *properly* stupid thing to do. The attitude and tone
make you come across as a complete bellend I'm afraid.

Ooooooo....

jerry insult
Talking about yourself again.
/jerry insult

I knew your reaction would be like this.

Of course you did. Surely the sole intention of your first post was to
start some kind of slanging match. If it wasn't, then you seriously need
to develop a *much* less confrontational writing style.

You blame me for exposing
your cluelessness and stupidity. Typical of arses like you.

You ask pretty-much specifically for a fight, then you act all hurt at
the very first handbag-swing. I was only trying to give you what you so
obviously wanted. There's just no pleasing some people.

Cheers,

Colin.

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On the subject of missing instruction books, when my plumber came round
he read the model number off the boiler and said, 'Mind if I use your
computer, guvnor*, 'cos my laptop is ****ed'. He then downloaded the
user instructions and the service sheet.

*the use of the word 'guvnor' is part of our elaborate game of master
and servant. When I fix his satellite system I call him 'guvnor'.

Bill

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"Bill Wright" wrote in message ...
On the subject of missing instruction books, when my plumber came round he read the model number off the boiler and said, 'Mind if
I use your computer, guvnor*, 'cos my laptop is ****ed'. He then downloaded the user instructions and the service sheet.

*the use of the word 'guvnor' is part of our elaborate game of master and servant. When I fix his satellite system I call him
'guvnor'.

Bill

In parts of Lancashire you might, in the Presence of young children, be called Master,
as in "If you go near the back of that telly, that master will electrocute you with them wires."

--
Graham.

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"Andy Champ" wrote in message
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On 16/01/2011 13:31, Paul Ratcliffe wrote:

I never understand why people do this. Why throw it away when you've
still
got the item to which it refers? It's just a stupid thing to do, but then
most people seem to be stupid or pig-headed about such matters.

I've just spent half of today cleaning out my study. It's amazing how
many sets of instructions I had for items that have long since been
scrapped. And a pile of obsolete PC games 2ft high... (anyone?)

Is that the way you sell PC games, like buying books by the metre?

--
Max Demian

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On Jan 14, 7:29*pm, Colin Stamp wrote:
Hi all,

I have a four year old Samsung 32" LCD telly which doesn't seem to be
wearing very well. It's sprouted some dark patches on the panel...

http://www.stamp.plus.com/Photos/duff_telly.JPG

It's not all that bad yet - I had to select the shade of grey quite
carefully to get it to show-up for the photo. It is noticeable fairly
often when watching TV though, so it's given me an excuse to look for a
new set. Every cloud has a silver lining :o)

I just wondered whether anyone else has seen this kind of deterioration.
It's not something I expected on an LCD. It's used as a PC monitor quite
a lot and it often ends up showing a static image for quite a while. I
don't recognise the shape of the blotches though.
Another possibility is that it occasionally cops some direct sunlight
through a venetian blind, which might account for the horizontal lines,
though I'd have thought the shadows would have swept across the screen
as the sun moved.

Any ideas?

Cheers,

Colin.

Try this if you can plug a PC into the TV.
http://www.jscreenfix.com/
It might just work.

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On 18/01/11 12:22, Dr Hfuhruhurr wrote:

Try this if you can plug a PC into the TV.
http://www.jscreenfix.com/
It might just work.

Thanks for that. It certainly looks worth a try. It'll have to wait a
bit though. They new telly arrived today so the Samsung is out in the
shed waiting to go to my dads...

Cheers,

Colin.

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In article , Colin
Stamp writes

I have a four year old Samsung 32" LCD telly which doesn't seem to be
wearing very well. It's sprouted some dark patches on the panel...

My first thought was to wonder if it could be a bacterial infection of
some sort. Have a close look with a good magnifying glass.

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