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Mike Mason
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 Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2007 11:25 am Post subject: Mike's Compass |
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It would appear that the West Highland Way lads are as nice as those in our cherished 'caring club - my arse':
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kenny_murray/
rgds
Mike
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'sometimes I am running so fast it appears that rocks and trees are standing still......' 'I may be slow, but you are ugly and I can train harder.' '90% is mental, the other half is physical'it's going to get a lot worse, before it gets worse'. |
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mikemoreton
Joined: 23 Apr 2007
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Location: Hockley, GORC.
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Looks like it would be perfect really. So long as you stood on the South Pole.
Biscuits for the woods next week? |
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Mike Mason
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cheers Mike. I am trying to get recovered for Lakes weekend next week so unlikely I will make the Hockley Woods run...............may visit to annoy people though. Your biscuits last time were excellent. It was nice to meet at least one genuine and caring individual in this 'caring club - my arse.......
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Mike
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'sometimes I am running so fast it appears that rocks and trees are standing still......' 'I may be slow, but you are ugly and I can train harder.' '90% is mental, the other half is physical'it's going to get a lot worse, before it gets worse'. |
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mikemoreton
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Karl C
Joined: 11 May 2006
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Location: Rayleigh
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trust you blooming Hockley lot to stick together
- you are not related are you ?
..doh, stupid...everyone in Hockley is related.... |
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Karl C
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MM1
Practicing the Presence of People: How We Learn to Love by Mike Mason (Paperback - Oct 1999)
explain this again for me....
but this is a real laugh out loud book - well done
Pragmatic Version Control Using Subversion (Pragmatic Programmers) by Mike Mason (Paperback - 9 Jun 2006) |
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mikemoreton
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| Dont ask me. I know nothing. Honest Guv. |
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jacklarge
Joined: 11 Aug 2006
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Location: Rayleigh, Essex
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MM1: That compass wouldn't be any good - it doesn't tell you which one is magnetic north - no wonder you wandered off topic, sorry track.
MM2: Biscuits come up a lot with you Hockley folk - I myself only partake with a cuppa (though truth be told I get through 7-8 'cuppas' a day).
MM3, sorry Karl: You'll be unsurprised to know that I could tell you about the incredibly sad 'techy tome' attributed to MM1 - not that I have the book you understand just that I've used that software  .
Cheers,
John.
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