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`06:55.20`	`*** join/#gllug Leeds (~test@203.143.24.28)`
`07:26.59`	`mozrat`	`Good morning`
`07:29.08`	`gregj`	`morning`
`07:29.34`	`mozrat`	`Hey gregj`
`07:35.34`	`rhowe`	`mornin'`
`07:35.46`	`rhowe`	`OK, I will catch this train`
`07:38.45`	`*** join/#gllug laomao_ (~laomao@82-69-220-158.dsl.in-addr.zen.co.uk)`
`07:40.06`	`mozrat`	`Hi laomao_`
`07:40.31`	`gregj`	`debian sarge will be released today around 21:00 UTC`
`07:40.36`	`mozrat`	`w00`
`07:40.42`	`gregj`	`everything is prepared for lift-off:]`
`07:40.52`	`gregj`	`from-behind-the-scene-news`
`07:47.17`	`laomao_`	`hello, all`
`07:47.57`	`mozrat`	`Hey Sophie`
`07:50.32`	`laomao_`	`How is Tanya and the children?`
`07:50.59`	`mozrat`	`Good thanks :)`
`07:51.11`	`mozrat`	`Went to Cornwall last week for a little holiday`
`07:51.12`	`mozrat`	`was nice`
`07:52.55`	`highbury`	`morning folks`
`07:53.06`	`mozrat`	`Hi highbury`
`07:53.07`	`laomao_`	`NIce! The weather there is much warmer. Cope's grandparents lives in Truro. He knows cornwall quite well or he thinks he is cornish:-)`
`07:53.19`	`highbury`	`how's william laomao_ ?`
`07:53.52`	`mozrat`	`laomao_: :) I like it down there - but it's far to drive`
`07:53.53`	`laomao_`	`He is fine. Very naughty now and just want to touch everything in the house including the things he shouldn't touch.`
`07:54.33`	`mozrat`	`laomao_: Do you have any recent pictures online of him?`
`07:54.58`	`highbury`	`its almost impossible to keep thing from toren, he moves chairs to get to things, if he really wants something`
`07:55.58`	`laomao_`	`Mozrat: I need to ask cope about that. Maybe later on I will ask cope to show you.`
`07:56.06`	`mozrat`	`laomao_: cool`
`07:57.10`	`laomao_`	`Highbury: yes, toddlers are very clever now. William uses the chair too get things on the table.`
`07:58.38`	`laomao_`	`Highbury: by the way, when do you plan to send Torren to nursery? I'm not really sure myself. What is the common age here to the nursery?`
`08:02.02`	`highbury`	`Its free of charge from 3, a creche will take him now, a playgroup from 2`
`08:02.54`	`highbury`	`Donna never planned to got back to work until Toren was at least 2, and I'm not sure whether she will after that, it depends on finances`
`08:04.14`	`Cope`	`morning`
`08:04.20`	`highbury`	`we are now investigating Nursery Schools attached to Primary Schools, its tough round here, since all the grood ones are associated to churches which require regular church-going attendance`
`08:04.23`	`laomao_`	`morning, cope`
`08:04.54`	`mozrat`	`hey Cope`
`08:04.57`	`Cope`	`good morning laomao_`
`08:05.00`	`Cope`	`hello mozrat`
`08:05.59`	`highbury`	`... we are not happy about that, as both of us are quite anti formal religion`
`08:06.52`	`laomao_`	`oh. I'm opposite now. I converted to the christianity not long ago:-)`
`08:10.57`	`laomao_`	`There are some good christian nursery and school nearby. THe problem is they are private. Very good for creatures but expensive (causing financial worrying). Now I just don't know what to do`
`08:15.14`	`laomao_`	`The state school in our area are very confusing and the reputation are not very nice`
`08:16.07`	`highbury`	`we've been reading the Ofstead reports for all the local schools, also the Guardian website has a set of league tables available to help one decide`
`08:16.46`	`highbury`	`we can't afforf the private route, which also can tie one into having to stay private all the way`
`08:18.33`	`laomao_`	`I read the ofstead reports already about our area school. THe private schools score very high. The state ones in Greenwich are extremly low than average. very worrying`
`08:24.38`	`Leeds`	`morning all`
`08:25.42`	`Leeds`	`highbury: so you're abandoning your more ambitious plans?`
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`08:29.13`	`Leeds`	`I arrived in this morning to find my laptop (which had been here and online collecting mail all weekend) sitting saying it had a drive read error and making nasty clicking noises... this is a 3-week-old thinkpad...`
`08:30.24`	`highbury`	`uh oh, phone IBM now! Their support is pretty good`
`08:30.47`	`highbury`	`ambitious plans?`
`08:30.53`	`Leeds`	`Canada`
`08:30.58`	`Leeds`	`it'`
`08:31.15`	`Leeds`	`it'll be interesting to find out how good IBM support is in Sri Lanka for a laptop bought in Hong Kong :-)`
`08:32.18`	`highbury`	`canada is probably 2 years away (it takes that long for the bureacracy)`
`08:32.29`	`Leeds`	`ah`
`08:32.53`	`highbury`	`so long as you have the international warrantee, IBM has a very good reputation for hardware repairs`
`08:33.16`	`Leeds`	`I'm sure`
`08:34.50`	`Leeds`	`the main issue would be if I need to take it to Colombo - an hour or so drive away`
`08:36.53`	`mozrat`	`Leeds are you enjoying your time over there?`
`08:37.07`	`Cope`	`Leeds: actually this is a normal thinkpad issue in my experience`
`08:37.10`	`Leeds`	`mozrat: yes, sort of`
`08:37.20`	`Cope`	`Leeds: if you take the drive out and reseat it, it should be fine`
`08:37.38`	`Leeds`	`Cope: first thing I did ;-)`
`08:37.52`	`gregj`	`thinkpads are no tIBM anymore`
`08:37.54`	`gregj`	`they're lenovo`
`08:38.16`	`gregj`	`everything goes from china`
`08:38.33`	`gregj`	`I know, I ordered batery for my thinkpad 2 weeks ago, took them 1.5 week to get it to Canada`
`08:39.00`	`Leeds`	`thing is, the laptop was sitting unattended on a desk when it happened - and more worryingly, there were some serious-ish storms around at the time - I suspect it's been the victim of unshielded power :-(`
`08:39.24`	`Leeds`	`gregj: I think this is old enough to still be a 'genuine' IBM - which does, of course, mean it was made in China anyway...`
`08:39.44`	`gregj`	`in my thinkpad I had to buy new HD, cos by IBM was too noisy`
`08:40.12`	`gregj`	`yeah, it was made by lenovo way before they handed over the whole business to chinesse folks`
`08:41.37`	`Cope`	`Leeds: I was going to say that's my second experience of thinpads`
`08:41.58`	`Cope`	`Leeds: in which case you take everything out, and remove the keyboard too`
`08:42.12`	`Cope`	`Leeds: leave for 5 mins...`
`08:42.45`	`gregj`	`I never had any problems with me thinkpad`
`08:43.11`	`Cope`	`gregj: I quite like mine; its a but funky (as above) but generally served me well;`
`08:43.25`	`Cope`	`I think i preferred my compaq, but maybe I was just very fond of it`
`08:43.47`	`gregj`	`my friend recently pointed me to some amd64 laptop+dvd player in one`
`08:43.52`	`gregj`	`for 700 quid`
`08:43.57`	`mozrat`	`apart from the crappy resolution - I'd like bigger than 1024`
`08:44.39`	`highbury`	`I really like my Thinkpad (T40p)`
`08:44.48`	`gregj`	`I have t22`
`08:44.54`	`gregj`	`would like to get faster one thou`
`08:44.58`	`mozrat`	`t42 :D`
`08:45.07`	`gregj`	`fastest one is x41, or something, right ?`
`08:45.08`	`Leeds`	`I've got a dead T42 here :-)`
`08:45.15`	`gregj`	`how much are they ?`
`08:45.18`	`highbury`	`at 1400x1050 on 14" screen its pretty cool`
`08:45.28`	`highbury`	`mine was £1500`
`08:45.55`	`highbury`	`T22's and T23 can be got for around £350 on ebay`
`08:46.17`	`Leeds`	`now the bloody thing won't turn on at all`
`08:46.36`	`highbury`	`leeds where are you now?`
`08:46.55`	`Leeds`	`highbury: Sri Lanka`
`08:46.56`	`gregj`	`paradise`
`08:46.56`	`gregj`	`:]`
`08:47.54`	`highbury`	`don't start unscrewing anything until you have spoken to IBM`
`08:48.11`	`gregj`	`s/ibm/lenovo/`
`08:48.25`	`highbury`	`if you do so, take note of precisely where each individual screw comes from`
`08:48.39`	`highbury`	`it'll still be IBM office he calls`
`08:48.59`	`gregj`	`thinkpads are very simple to take appart and I never had problems assembling it thougether again`
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`08:52.16`	`highbury`	`the T40 very specifically had screws which had to be in a specific hole, even those which appeared identical lengths`
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`09:02.23`	`Leeds`	`afternoon niichren`
`09:02.28`	`niichren`	`hey there`
`09:02.36`	`niichren`	`hello room`
`09:05.07`	`Leeds`	`how's things?`
`09:05.28`	`niichren`	`not bad & u?`
`09:05.57`	`Leeds`	`ooh, well...`
`09:06.12`	`Leeds`	`I'm in Sri Lanka with a dead laptop... been better, been worse :-)`
`09:07.54`	`Cope`	`~tell niichren about u`
`09:26.20`	`niichren`	`ok thanks`
`09:26.51`	`niichren`	`;)`
`09:32.29`	`Leeds`	`ibot sash'`
`09:32.34`	`Leeds`	`ibot sash`
`09:32.36`	`ibot`	`Stand-alone shell for system recovery. URL: http://www.canb.auug.org.au/~dbell/ or Ming the Merciless`
`09:32.57`	`Leeds`	`okay, not the sash I meant :-)`
`09:39.12`	`niichren`	`what are you doing in Sri Lanka?`
`09:41.39`	`Leeds`	`making bras`
`09:42.09`	`Leeds`	`since you ask :-)`
`09:42.44`	`Cope`	`Leeds: Russell and I had curry yesterday... we miss you :-(`
`09:43.29`	`Leeds`	`I had fish'n'chips for dinner yesterday, by the beach`
`09:45.03`	`laomao_`	`cope: laomao returns with wILLIAM`
`09:46.36`	`Leeds`	`gonna be an interesting day for apple fans...`
`09:46.45`	`niichren`	`why's that?`
`09:47.10`	`Leeds`	`niichren: you've really not heard all the rapidly-firming-up rumours over the past few days?`
`09:48.13`	`Leeds`	`that Steve Jobs, at the Apple worldwide developers conference, will confirm today that Apple are moving to Intel (very probably x86) chips`
`09:48.27`	`niichren`	`oh yeah.. I heard that`
`09:53.16`	`niichren`	`I also read that the Intel CEO may be onstage for the keynote`
`09:53.25`	`niichren`	`but they always have rumours`
`09:53.34`	`niichren`	`but who knows`
`09:54.47`	`Leeds`	`these rumours seem firmer than usual`
`09:54.58`	`rhowe`	`Apple likes its rumours`
`09:55.07`	`Cope`	`laomao_: Hello again :-)`
`09:55.12`	`rhowe`	`In fact, their business plan seems partly based on rumour :)`
`09:55.36`	`rhowe`	`laomao_: Sorry for borrowing your Steve while you were sleeping - I trust he got back OK`
`10:01.26`	`laomao_`	`Yes, he is fine. Thank you for giving him back safe and sound:-)`
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`10:12.05`	`Leeds`	`hey, someone want to do me a slightly strange favour? :-)`
`10:12.13`	`mozrat`	`define strange`
`10:13.07`	`Leeds`	`by the time the Apple news is confirmed/denied, I'll be at home and therefore offline until I get back to the office tomorrow morning... you fancy SMSing me to let me know what happens?`
`10:13.46`	`mozrat`	`Leeds, sure`
`10:14.34`	`Leeds`	`+85261718423 :-)`
`10:14.48`	`rhowe`	`That number looks familiar :)`
`10:15.04`	`mozrat`	`Leeds, when are you leaving?`
`10:15.17`	`Leeds`	`leaving where?`
`10:15.33`	`mozrat`	`for home`
`10:15.47`	`Leeds`	`in about 3 hours, I reckon`
`10:26.36`	`wethrin`	`morning`
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`10:29.35`	`Cope`	`wethrin!`
`10:29.50`	`Cope`	`Spot the student.`
`10:29.55`	`Cope`	`Rolling in at 11.30 and casually saying 'morning'`
`10:30.18`	`wethrin`	`It is morning! And I've been around for almost 2 hours!`
`10:30.45`	`wethrin`	`Had a meeting, though`
`10:31.55`	`Cope`	`riiight`
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`10:32.35`	`LeedsSL`	`it's not morning - it's half past 4!`
`10:32.48`	`wethrin`	`Bah`
`10:32.48`	`wethrin`	`I did!`
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`10:46.03`	`pdr`	`morning!`
`10:46.15`	`rhowe`	`Mornin' pdr`
`10:46.22`	`rhowe`	`Cope: Oh, good news btw :)`
`10:46.29`	`rhowe`	`Cope: I woke up at 5:30 this morning`
`10:46.35`	`rhowe`	`Cope: And guess who was online :)`
`10:46.48`	`rhowe`	`Cope: So, looks like I'll be going to see Sandra this weekend :)`
`10:47.04`	`rhowe`	`agk!`
`10:49.28`	`Cope`	`rhowe: woo`
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`11:15.46`	`mozrat`	`irssi keeps seg faulting`
`11:15.48`	`mozrat`	`:(`
`11:23.11`	`rhowe`	`gdb its ass`
`11:23.58`	`rhowe`	`Anyone got any lunchtime favourites that can be made with some or all of 1) A microwave, 2) A toaster?`
`11:24.02`	`mozrat`	`Go to Sainsburys and get a Brie, Apple and Grape sandwich`
`11:24.06`	`mozrat`	`they rock!`
`11:24.19`	`rhowe`	`I had a lot of brie on Saturday`
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`11:47.06`	`mozrat`	`Hmmmmm... it seems my policy of never-ever-ever sending out HTML mail is all for nowt`
`11:47.06`	`mozrat`	`as my companies MS Exchange server decides to convert it to HTML`
`11:47.07`	`mozrat`	`pointless`
`11:48.18`	`wethrin`	`Heh. That sucks`
`12:09.27`	`Leeds`	`argh, fucking adware!`
`12:09.49`	`Leeds`	`makes me embarassed to be a coder to know there are bastards out there writing that shit`
`12:10.44`	`Leeds`	`how the fuck does a browser allow "about:blank" to be hijacked?`
`12:16.58`	`wethrin`	`!`
`12:16.58`	`wethrin`	`!!`
`12:16.58`	`wethrin`	`!!!`
`12:18.31`	`Leeds`	`I'm wandering around trying to do a survey of the network - what machines are around, and where they live on the network, when I come across a machine showing an advert for a Russian brides service (who, incidentally, I doubt would be interested in coming to Sri Lanka)`
`12:19.35`	`Leeds`	`apparently it's been happening for a while, and he reported it to the computer folks here at least a month ago - and they said something along the lines of there being nothing they could do, and they suffer from it too!`
`12:20.32`	`wethrin`	`adaware!`
`12:22.42`	`niichren`	`I had a nice curry for lunch....`
`12:23.03`	`niichren`	`bit heavy & smelly the rest of the afternoon but hey.. shit happenss`
`12:23.13`	`wethrin`	`Hopefully only if you're on the toilet`
`12:24.02`	`Leeds`	`wethrin: I did just that - it didn't seem to help - it found the turd, but couldn't flush it`
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`12:24.36`	`Leeds`	`although I'm thinking a corporate subscription is probably in order, to go alongside the existing (I hope!) virus subscription`
`12:27.46`	`rhowe`	`Leeds: http://www.safer-networking.org/`
`12:27.54`	`rhowe`	`Leeds: Use Spybot Search & Destroy instead - it's free`
`12:28.05`	`rhowe`	`Leeds: And for antivirus, http://www.clamwin.com/`
`12:28.15`	`wethrin`	`Leeds: Reinstall?`
`12:29.19`	`rhowe`	`Leeds: Most crap is either sitting in HK{LM,CU}\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run{,Once,Services}, is a BHO, or a winsock extension`
`12:30.11`	`rhowe`	`(or multiples thereof)`
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`12:40.24`	`Cope`	`rhowe: mmmm phal`
`12:40.36`	`wethrin`	`phaaaaaaaaal`
`12:41.47`	`rhowe`	`mmm, crayfish on foccacia`
`12:41.54`	`rhowe`	`(Sainsbury's queue was too ridiculous)`
`12:42.06`	`rhowe`	`"The last surviving victim of an experiment that implanted the subjects' heads with electrodes that decipher coded messages is the unnamed narrator of this excellent book by Murakami, one of Japan's best-selling novelists and winner of the prestigious Tanizaki prize. Half the chapters are set in Tokyo, where the narrator negotiates underground worlds populated by INKlings, dodges opponents of both sides of a raging high-tech infowar, and engages in an affair`
`12:42.18`	`rhowe`	`That's the book I'm just about finished reading :)`
`12:48.57`	`wethrin`	`What've you broken?`
`12:50.26`	`Cope`	`mmm hot curry`
`12:51.39`	`wethrin`	`I want a hot curry :(`
`12:51.59`	`Cope`	`rhowe: even yummier!`
`12:52.03`	`rhowe`	`Anyone fancy a short story?`
`12:53.48`	`Cope`	`phemerone rush`
`12:56.58`	`wethrin`	`:)`
`12:58.48`	`Cope`	`yum!`
`12:58.55`	`wethrin`	`Does the school know about this!?`
`12:59.00`	`Cope`	`rhowe: tell us your story`
`12:59.09`	`Cope`	`wethrin: :)`
`12:59.20`	`wethrin`	`More importanatly, do the parents?`
`12:59.24`	`rhowe`	`phone call`
`12:59.33`	`Cope`	`is that the start of the story?`
`12:59.41`	`wethrin`	`ignore the phone`
`13:03.23`	`Leeds`	`for example, he does have the network diagrams/lists I was trying to build`
`13:03.41`	`Leeds`	`although I'm rather upset that the gateway here is a PC running win98se`
`13:04.10`	`Cope`	`nice`
`13:04.24`	`wethrin`	`Heh`
`13:04.32`	`wethrin`	`Right. Off to do some work. bye for now!`
`13:04.56`	`Cope`	`given a choice between that and openbsd, its the obvious choice`
`13:05.29`	`mozrat`	`Leeds - is that all that box does?`
`13:05.40`	`Leeds`	`and it's rather telling that when I said we need to redesign the network (to use a legal subnet, and, ideally for it not to be 'segmented' by groups of 10) he said I should write it up and present it as my idea, not his, because he's too junior to tell the bosses to do that sort of thing`
`13:05.46`	`Leeds`	`mozrat: yup`
`13:06.13`	`mozrat`	`Leeds - get IPCop :)`
`13:06.19`	`mozrat`	`or something more.... suitable`
`13:06.21`	`Leeds`	`there is also a 'black box' firewall, supplied by the telco - actually, a white box PC which I suspect is running some form of free *nix`
`13:08.00`	`Leeds`	`one problem with being on the end of a shared 128kbit pipe with, amongst other things, adware running over it, is that downloading random software can take quite a while :-)`
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`16:03.27`	`Cope`	`anyone awake?`
`16:07.39`	`mozrat`	`zzzZZZzz`
`16:07.45`	`mozrat`	`splutter`
`16:07.46`	`mozrat`	`Yes!`
`16:07.49`	`mozrat`	`of course I was working`
`16:07.51`	`mozrat`	`what?`
`16:09.56`	`pdr`	`awake?`
`16:09.57`	`pdr`	`no`
`16:10.21`	`pdr`	`on my way out the door in fact`
`16:10.30`	`pdr`	`gotta get to class`
`16:12.27`	`Cope`	`anyone got highbury's phone no?`
`16:16.31`	`mozrat`	`ping Leeds`
`16:16.46`	`mozrat`	`So... Leeds has gone home :)`
`16:17.05`	`mozrat`	`and he asked me to text him if Apple announced news about them teaming wth Intel for processors`
`16:17.24`	`mozrat`	`what can I text him?? Some bogus news about Apple teaming with Casio or something?`
`16:23.21`	`Cope`	`be kind`
`16:23.54`	`mozrat`	`I wrote.....`
`16:24.28`	`mozrat`	`'Hey Leeds, Moz here. BBC News says Apple have announced a partnership to ship Macs with z80 chips from this Novemeber'`
`16:24.40`	`rhowe`	`http://clmuk.europe.hp.com/emauk/www/q305/linuxroad/invitation_r10_c5_2.gif`
`16:25.03`	`rhowe`	`http://clmuk.europe.hp.com/emauk/www/q305/linuxroad/invitation_r7_c5.gif`
`16:25.24`	`rhowe`	`hehe`
`16:28.21`	`rhowe`	`Hm, any graphviz wizards around?`
`16:29.50`	`Cope`	`how does 309 poudns sound for AMD64 2800, 1G Kingston RAM & 2 x WD 80G drives in case + mobo etc?`
`16:30.02`	`rhowe`	`Hm, not so bad I guess`
`16:30.33`	`Cope`	`apparently onboard raid`
`16:30.36`	`rhowe`	`I spent about 500 on a 3200, 512M Kingmax RAM, Radeon 5250 or something, 160G SATA drive, all in a Shuttle XPC case`
`16:30.37`	`wethrin`	`:)`
`16:30.39`	`rhowe`	`new`
`16:30.52`	`rhowe`	`Cope: The onboard RAID will probably be software RAID`
`16:31.13`	`Cope`	`hmm`
`16:33.18`	`rhowe`	`Not me`
`16:35.32`	`wethrin`	`Maybe`
`16:35.42`	`wethrin`	`Nope :(`
`16:36.18`	`wethrin`	`sorry`
`16:39.31`	`Cope`	`50p a day till the end of the year ok?`
`16:39.42`	`wethrin`	`okay :)`
`16:40.00`	`Cope`	`you can even have the jar`
`16:43.39`	`wethrin`	`w00t!`
`16:44.47`	`wethrin`	`you found his number?`
`16:44.57`	`Cope`	`on the web`
`16:46.15`	`wethrin`	`Ahh`
`16:48.03`	`Cope`	`richard cohen is the epitome of the beltway pundit who draws a fat paycheck for tapping out opinions two or three times a week`
`16:48.23`	`Cope`	`dan kolb is 4`
`16:48.55`	`Cope`	`steve nelson is the highest nova scotian ever drafted in the major league baseball amateur draft`
`16:49.04`	`wethrin`	`??`
`16:49.25`	`wethrin`	`Ahh`
`16:50.35`	`Cope`	`hui is also exploring the best ways workers can understand and evaluate the maori cultural component of a person's life`
`16:52.53`	`Cope`	`russell howe is on our national lawyers roster`
`16:52.56`	`Cope`	`enough already`
`16:53.45`	`wethrin`	`Are you bored, Cope?`
`16:54.45`	`Cope`	`otherwise I would have gone home`
`16:55.27`	`wethrin`	`Ahh`
`16:56.33`	`wethrin`	`Phone?`
`16:56.40`	`Cope`	`no answer`
`16:56.47`	`wethrin`	`Poo`
`16:57.19`	`Cope`	`of course, if I go home, as soon as I get in the door I'll get a message from him saying 'where are you?'`
`16:57.34`	`wethrin`	`Yes`
`16:57.40`	`Cope`	`oh well`
`16:57.50`	`wethrin`	`yarr`
`16:58.37`	`wethrin`	`bye`
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`19:01.48`	`highbury`	`hi people`
`19:02.26`	`Cope`	`hello highbury :-)`
`19:03.04`	`highbury`	`sorry we didn't meet up cope`
`19:03.19`	`Cope`	`No problem - always another time :-)`
`19:03.29`	`Cope`	`I shall see you on Saturday at the very earliest`
`19:04.28`	`highbury`	`oh yeah, should I do the meeting web page, I'm still waiting for Dean to mail me back`
`19:17.13`	`Cope`	`highbury: are you vaguely around for a bit?`
`19:17.18`	`Cope`	`or is this a fleeting irc visit?`
`19:39.55`	`Cope`	`apparently so...`
`20:40.22`	`JAV`	`good evening`
`20:43.20`	`Cope`	`hello jav`
`21:29.09`	`highbury`	`cope: I'm drifting backwards and forwards between here and TV`
`21:30.23`	`rhowe`	`Run 'tzconfig' if you wish to change it.`
`21:30.23`	`rhowe`	`Hangup`
`21:30.31`	`rhowe`	`Hmmm.. that remote sarge upgrade didn't go so well :)`
`21:35.53`	`Cope`	`highbury: ok`
`21:37.12`	`rhowe`	`o/~ When I'm on my own / and I need my home / you can hold every atom / and every limb I own`
`21:40.46`	`rhowe`	`o/~ I'll wait for the day when you creep through the window and hold me / Smash into my life and now hold me`
`21:41.59`	`Cope`	`Buy you beer? Yeah; Curry? Sure - creep through your window and hold you - that's maybe pushing the boundaries of our friendship a little too far.`
`21:42.54`	`rhowe`	`lol`
`21:43.14`	`rhowe`	`o/~ I'm drunk for your love / Speed into my life / Speak to me now / Just speak to me someone / For I know your taste / And I can supply`
`21:43.33`	`rhowe`	`hm, but light and gassy, I find`
`21:44.01`	`Cope`	`However at 85p a can its good value`
`21:44.59`	`rhowe`	`small cans`
`21:45.33`	`Cope`	`yes`
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`21:53.15`	`Cope`	`relo JAV && Gonzo`
`23:14.36`	`*** mode/#gllug [+o Cope] by ChanServ`
`23:17.12`	`Cope`	`unban !@burningchrome.demon.co.uk`
`23:17.18`	`Cope`	`error`
`23:17.19`	`Cope`	`:-)`
`23:17.26`	`*** mode/#gllug [-b !@burningchrome.demon.co.uk] by Cope`
`23:18.38`	`*** mode/#gllug [-o Cope] by ChanServ`
`23:40.54`	`highbury`	`Web pages updated`
`23:43.16`	`Cope`	`good work`
`23:46.43`	`highbury`	`feel a little peeved that everything got left till the last minute, we have to do better`

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