Re: MD: first impressions of MZR90

My degree is a masters in electronic and computer systems engineering, but I was more intrigued about the appiled (sic) computing! Apologies for being facetious. Ian > Joanne Harrod BSc Appiled Computing > (Now I'm an offical geek) > --

Re: MD: first impressions of MZR90

In message <008101bf7359$f291fac0$0100a8c0@mobbles>, Ian Horsey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > >> Joanne Harrod BSc Appiled Computing >> (Now I'm an offical geek) > >This degree sounds much more exciting than the one I'm doing - maybe I >should transfer? > >Ian Definitely (especially if you like L

Re: MD: first impressions of MZR90

Simon Barnes wrote:: > > > Simon Barnes wrote: > > > > > Jim wrote: > >> > s. (I've even watched some Brit sitcoms on PBS > > > > > > > And these are supposed to have any resemblence to real life ? I think > > not. > > > > Now you tell me. > > > Just as my understanding of American culture is b

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Jim & I wrote a lot of silly stuff, to which Joanne replied: > > Clipping the remote in full view should help attrac the girls too. > Makes them a > > little curious, and sometimes the shape can really turn them on, if you > know what I mean. > > Yeah right, you must have a really strange idea

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"Lynch, Jason JD" wrote: > >Clipping the remote in full view should help attrac the >girls too. Makes them a >little curious, and sometimes >the shape can really turn them on, if you know > >what I mean. > > Hey Jim... you sound very experienced in this area; has it payed off for you yet? Wel

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> Joanne Harrod BSc Appiled Computing > (Now I'm an offical geek) This degree sounds much more exciting than the one I'm doing - maybe I should transfer? Ian === "Nullus Anxietas" e-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Website : http://www.btinternet.com/~igho

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>Clipping the remote in full view should help attrac the >girls too. Makes them a >little curious, and sometimes >the shape can really turn them on, if you know >what I mean. Hey Jim... you sound very experienced in this area; has it payed off for you yet? A question about clipping these Remot

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In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, J. Coon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > >No, Simon. The trick is to keep the MD unit in your pocket so it can't be >seen, >wear the earbuds, and sort of bounce to the beat so it is obvious that you are >either listening to something kewl or a neat tune is going thro

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In message , Simon Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > >Dear All, > >following our discussions last summer, I was disappointed to find that now I >have a portable minidisc, persons of the gender(s) to which I am attracted >obstinately refuse to throw

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I don't know about that. The last time I went to the dentist, I brought my 702 and was listening to tunes while getting my teeth cleaned, and the dental hygienist (female) was very interested. She said that she was going to go out and buy one. She seemed very friendly also [grin]. -- Martin ---

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From: "Simon Barnes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Dear All, > following our discussions last summer, I was disappointed to find that now I > have a portable minidisc, persons of the gender(s) to which I am attracted > obstinately refuse to throw themselves at me. Perhaps I should hold the MD > in full v

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Simon Barnes wrote: > Jim wrote: > > > Not a chance, unless you just want to go to a topless pup. > > > Hold on there, I did specify persons, not animals. I meant Pub, but to each his own. > s. (I've even watched some Brit > > sitcoms on > > PBS) > > > And these are supposed to have any resem

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Simon Barnes wrote: > Prof Jim wrote: > > > Don't forget to smile a lot and talk freely to people. > > > If I could do that, I wouldn't need the MD. I think I was hoping to miss out > the argy-bargy and cut to the chase. Not a chance, unless you just want to go to a topless pup. The gals do

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Prof Jim wrote: > Don't forget to smile a lot and talk freely to people. > If I could do that, I wouldn't need the MD. I think I was hoping to miss out the argy-bargy and cut to the chase. > i.e. don't get so lost > it the music that you are oblivious to the girls flaunting themselves at > y

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Simon Barnes wrote: > Dear All, > > following our discussions last summer, I was disappointed to find that now I > have a portable minidisc, persons of the gender(s) to which I am attracted > obstinately refuse to throw themselves at me. Perhaps I should hold the MD > in full view and kinda sash

MD: first impressions of MZR90

Dear All, following our discussions last summer, I was disappointed to find that now I have a portable minidisc, persons of the gender(s) to which I am attracted obstinately refuse to throw themselves at me. Perhaps I should hold the MD in full view and kinda sashay down the street to make my ne