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    Police Officer sacked for BNP membership.

    I'm delighted he was sacked. The last people I want to see out on UK streets are Nazis in uniforms. I do wonder though, given his political leanings, how he got through the intelligence tests to join the force in the first place. But look on the bright side, hey? I hear McDonalds are still...
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    Adobe reader 9.1 / Acrobat reader.

    Same thing. If you can open .pdf documents, then you are sorted. I guess your anti-virus might have been whining at you to update for security reasons - later versions of adobe are apparently safer.
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    Anyone for scrabble?

    Fnar EDIT: Only works if you say it twice, so can I change it to Sear
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    Tokenism to the extreme.

    Not because of any pro-black bias, that's for sure. He's a black President because according to the US, just one drop of 'black blood' makes you a black man. I'm surprised you don't know that - you seem to have made a study of racism. Look it up... Right on the money, IMO
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    Anyone for scrabble?

    Rust
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    Tokenism to the extreme.

    You might not see them very much, unless George Bush and Tony Blair count, but their handiwork is pretty evident all across the Middle-East... I think the problem might be that it's hard to work out what colour their skin is, when they are doing 600 mph at 20,000 feet and dropping white...
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    Tokenism to the extreme.

    There's gotta be some sort of joke there, if the favoured alternative career for electricians turns out to be acting.... :lol: I had no idea David Jason had started out as an electrician...
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    Tokenism to the extreme.

    I've never noticed this. And to be honest, I really couldn't give a damn. Hopefully, you are going to be just as unhappy that women are under-represented on television, and old people, and electricians. I can't remember the last time I saw an electrician on the TV, but they make up a...
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    Anyone for scrabble?

    Lame
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    Anyone for scrabble?

    Gaze
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    Anyone for scrabble?

    Pale
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    Anyone for scrabble?

    Balm
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    Outlook and word editor

    If you have the original installation discs for Word and Outlook, you could try a repair install for each. Or you could try changing email/word processing programs. I use Thunderbird for email, with Open Office for word processing - both are free.
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    Anyone for scrabble?

    Bard
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    Anyone for scrabble?

    Hard
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    Anyone for scrabble?

    Teak
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    Anyone for scrabble?

    Pear
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    Lifting floorboards for wiring

    We had some plumbers visit our home and used a circular saw to split the tongues before lifting some floor boards. Result: Nasty gaps between the boards when they were put back. An electrician who came a few weeks later used a Stanley knife to cut along the tongues, then pried the boards up...
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    Guerilla DIYers spark pink panic

    [/i] source I know its not really funny, and I shouldn't laugh, but there it is. I'm also thinking I am in the wrong job. I'd be delighted to be paid 'several thousand pounds' to slap some white paint over the pink...
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    Anyone for scrabble?

    welk
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