Clothing: Little Feet “Texas Twister” UK tour T-shirt (now rather baggy and full of holes rather like me :p )
Actor: Robert Mitchum 😎 (for a good day), John Cleese 😮 (in Fawlty mode, to depict an average day), Brando 😡 (in Apocalypse mode, for a bad day).
Sandwich: Smoked ham and Shropshire Blue with piccalilly on wholemeal.
Animal: An enthusiastic dog. 😀
Quiz: Shooting Stars. 😀
Cooking skills: Roast leg of Lamb (boned, coated in chilli and honey and slow cooked for 18hrs with 50 cloves of garlic )
Night out: Fantasy, The Stones playing my local with Julia Sawalha on my arm :diablo: . Real life ? That would be telling 😉
DOH !………of course it is. So 35 years ago my maths teacher was right “remember it, you will/might find it useful one day”. At last…today’s the day !
😀 😮 😀
It’s nothing to do with XP, (me – defending Microsoft, I need to lie down!), AMD or motherboards.
Hard drive manufacturers state the size of their drives based on 80 Gb = 80,000,000,000 bytes. They don’t. 1 kilobyte is 1024 bytes. 80 Gb is 85,899,345,920 bytes. That’s where your nearly 6 Gb has gone, it was never there in the first place.
Well I bow to your superior knowledge, I was just recalling something I had read on the subject a few years ago.
Mind you it’s no wonder computers are a mystery, I was under the impression that a kilo of something was 1000 of that something.
I think I am right in saying that 1 km = 1000 m, 1 kw = 1000 w, 1kg = 1000g so why does 1kb = 1024b ?
Not being inflammatory…..just asking 😎
How would you react if one day an exact duplicate of you (Identical in every way, looks, clothes, speech, mannersims) turned up and introduced themselves to you ?.
I’d shake myself warmly by the hand and buy me a well deserved pint because we are “bloody nice blokes” 😀
Maybe you can name a few other sailors who were knighted but didn’t sail around the world?
Flood
Sir Walter Raleigh (mind you he felt the Monarchs blade twice, once across the shoulder and finally across his kneck )
Sir Chay Blyth rowed the Atlantic in June 1966 with John Ridgeway in English Rose III.
Aside from their loved ones, no one remembers David Johnstone & John Hoare who vanished attempting the same voyage a month before. They and ‘Puffin’ were lost without trace.
NO ! Big up Ellen…well done 😀
Oh dear, just realised I probably need glasses.
I think “the book” says:
Spitfire IX MJ334 33MU 25-10-43; 411ARF17-11; 412S 22-6-44; 410RSU 12-7; 443S 5-10; CAC ops 23-10-43; 411SE CE ops20-4.
Not much help is it, perhaps try your enquiry on the discussion forum here as well http://www.cahs.com/
I love that photo, takes you back to your childhood dreams “and when we opened the barn door at the abandoned farm we found……….” 😮
Gazelle and Lynx ?
Well is suppose bush meat makes a change from salami and anchovies 😀
😀 Hooray and well done 😀
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/sailing/4229079.stm
Fresh update
Only 22 to go now !!! 😀 :dev2: 😀
41 miles left……….. GO GIRL :diablo:
Some info here
Happy birthday indeed young fella’ me lad. Have a great day.
Another little thing that might catch you out is a quirk of XP if you look at the size and free space of your hard disc in ‘my computer’.
Some combinations of AMD processors / motherboards / XP can show a reduced HDD size. eg my pc has an 80g c drive but it only shows as 74.3g, though apparently the free space figure shown is correct.
It comes after, in a decending order based on the level of award. I might suggest you consult a reference, such as “The Standard Catalogue of British Orders, Decorations and Medals” by E.C. Joslin.
Spot on old chap !