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00:08.53Leedsit is indeed very good
00:09.18Leedstoday I shall mainly be wearing... my Spamalot t-shirt, because I'm running out of clean stuff
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00:56.53Leedsit's good to get up in the morning and find an email saying: "Are you in town for the next couple of weeks? Putting out a new site and want to see if you're available and free to write some articles for me."
00:57.59Leedsalso, to find that the 9GB of torrents you fired off before bed are 200MB from done :-)
02:16.10Leedsand now done...
04:59.37morsing'morning
05:25.19serrismorning morsing
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05:41.55trousersMor{n,s}ing ;)
05:42.14Leedsmorning
05:49.04Leedstime to go compare the two local supermarkets - there are two major chains here, and things are compact/dense enough that there is normally at least one of each within walking distance of anywhere in the urban area
06:04.16JAVgood morning
06:05.02JAVsee you!
06:05.06trousersThat's a bit rash :P
06:05.08trousersBye
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06:54.13boudiccasgoing away for a week, but i'll return after my holiday :)
06:54.28mozratG'Moin
06:55.18boudiccasmonring
07:04.41sabinef72morning all
07:13.15morsingsabinef72!
07:23.05morsingWhy would NFS mount be mounted with mount -a but not after a reboot?
07:28.05morsingDoes the netfs service mount NFS?
07:31.07morsingLEEDS?
07:33.15sabinef72morsing: don't disturb leeds, perhaps he is at the postoffice for my postcard......
07:33.42morsingsabinef72: You're dreaming ;-)
07:34.14sabinef72:-((
07:39.10sabinef72how was your week end ?
07:39.28morsingMy weekend was good thanks. Yours?
07:44.31morsingI helped a friend move on Saturday
07:50.43sabinef72my week end was difficult
07:51.08sabinef72saturday I went in a party and I drunk too much mojito. I went to bed at 1 :00
07:51.28sabinef72to woke up sunday at 6 : 45 to pick up some friends at the airport
08:15.46mozratmorsing!! sabinef72!!
08:15.51morsingmozrat!
08:17.29mozratyay!
08:18.11sabinef72but only if you don't still have your cold !
08:19.58mozratI am better
08:20.54sabinef72nice
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08:23.38morsinghuw-l!
08:25.33huw-lmorning
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08:56.29serrishi mozrat
08:56.36mozrathey!
08:56.45serrishow's it going?
08:56.59mozratNot bad... getting to work was hellish this morning, but OK now
08:57.28serrisI'm lucky. I go to work when there's barely any traffic and leave work before the traffic starts to build up really bad
09:00.09morsingstephanb2!
09:00.12morsingserris!
09:00.16serrishey morsing
09:00.33mozratbizarre!
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09:03.45cpufreaknot a pointed stick?
09:05.38mozratpopey! You know samble?
09:07.39serrishah my custom Ubuntu CD works
09:08.04serrisRather terribly slow but regardless of that, it works!
09:10.06popeyno mozrat
09:10.19popeybut I signed up for sd today after seeing your blog entry
09:11.48mozratpopey: they are good
09:12.03mozratbut... don't try and run psig every hour. that annoys them
09:12.34popeyhehe
09:12.42popeynot overly impressed with the speed of connection
09:12.55popeycompared to my vps in telehouse :)
09:15.23morsingmozrat: Have you got it out yet?
09:15.50mozratmorsing: yes. and eaten it
09:16.20mozratpopey: you will find they have the occasional outage as well :-|
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09:48.04popeymozrat: lwe..
09:48.11popeyare you renting tables from them?
09:48.21popeyor taking your own - or what?
09:48.28mozratWe are getting one as part of the stand apparently
09:49.00popeyour guy organising says that you have to rent them
09:53.08mozratoh
09:54.14popeyhang on
09:59.02popeythanks mozrat
10:05.20mozratpopey: so, we should have one table, but I don't think they are the long trestle table types
10:14.41mozratouch
10:14.55mozratmorsing, are you coming to the expo this month>
10:15.02wethrinfoo
10:15.02morsingmozrat: I have a job
10:15.06morsingwethrin!
10:15.28wethrinhi
10:16.26mozratmorsing: are you going to Lonix afterwards?
10:18.36morsingWhen is this again?
10:18.56mozrat25th I think
10:19.27morsingSure
10:22.26mozratIt's wethrin
10:22.40wethrinWhere?
10:22.45wethrinI deny it all!
10:24.09mozratI think you'll find we have proof
10:24.11wethrinDamn
10:36.37serrismozrat: Lonix?
10:38.55wethrinThe Other LUG in London
10:38.59serrisOh ok
10:41.40mozratserris: Lonix!
10:42.06serrisI'm probably just going to LWE
10:45.46mozratserris: make sure you say "hi"
10:45.54serrisI will! : )
10:46.09serrisAlready told my wife we're visiting the GLLUG stand
10:46.16serrisShe just smiled and noded at me
10:46.18mozratheh
10:46.36mozratAt least there are no expensive shops in Olympia for her to wander off to
10:46.48mozratshe is stuck there! </bwahahah ah. ahhh>
10:47.07wethrinmozrat: Err.....High Street Ken is a few minutes wander down the road
10:49.20serrisThat's ok. Untill there are no camera shops around, it's fine
10:49.49serrisI'm still trying to get her to use linux =/ have been trying for some time : (
11:51.15cpufreakmurb / z00dax can either you privmsg me an ip address of one of your hetzner boxes, so I can run a traceroute/ping?
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12:00.42cpufreak12:51 < cpufreak> murb / z00dax can either you privmsg me an ip address of one of your hetzner boxes, so I can run a traceroute/ping?
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12:07.39mozratpopey: you are poking the wrong fellow I'm afraid. That site has nothing to do with me
12:07.52mozratif it did have something to do with me I would fix the broken feedparser module on that server :-)
12:08.04mozratso it could actually understand my own blog feed
12:08.06popey:)
12:08.11popeysorry
12:08.23ErwinFucking debian. I update and now xemacs can't find helvetica font and crashes.
12:08.37mozratDean Wilson - I'll mail him
12:25.24morsingMmm... tart
12:27.03mozratpopey: it is up now
12:27.56ErwinDebian debian debian die die die
12:29.59rhowehttp://lists.gllug.org.uk/
12:30.09rhoweLooks like someone needs to put the banner page which was there before
12:30.16rhowes/put/put up/
12:30.27rhoweThere was one which redirected you to the real home of the mailing list archives
12:30.47morsingrhowe!
12:31.56stephanb2rhowe!
12:32.03mozratrhowe: yeah, I asked jason about that a while ago
12:43.30LeedsI have a PC again...
12:47.33morsingNice
12:49.00Leedsand here we have the problem with 'borrowing' wifi - it's not normally setup to give you as good a coverage over your own space as possible
12:51.14rhoweafternoon
12:54.22murbLeeds: so put an accesspoint/router in the best recpetion area, then pipe it to where you n eed it!
13:09.42morsingSome brilliant IT desktop dude just infected my laptop with virus
13:10.15wethrinheh
13:12.58iTronmorsing: You allowed someone other than yourself to touch your laptop? 0.o
13:13.13iTronI'd stab someone in the face if they tried that with my stuff.
13:13.43morsingiTron: I didn't. He sent out an email saying "Haha this is the link lol - <some link"
13:13.55morsingI clicked the link
13:14.24morsingWithout having read the email he'd sent 4 minutes earlier warning about an MSN virus link
13:14.50morsingEven funnier, he's now sent out an email recall for that mail :D
13:14.53iTronmorsing: Tsk. SIlly.
13:14.59rhowemorsing: Surely it was you who infected your laptop by clicking on a random link? :)
13:15.26morsingNo - he has accepted that what he did was stupid
13:15.34morsingMy manager agrees
13:15.47rhowemorsing: Possibly not as stupid as trusting cow-workers to not email you a virus :)
13:16.11morsingThe cow-worker responsible for IT and PC security even!
13:16.35iTron"cow-orker".
13:20.18morsingRandomGuy!
13:22.21Leedsmorsing: how do you infect a Linux machine by clicking on a link?
13:24.54Leedsanyway, I have to give credit to the estate agent I ended up with in London - he appears to have found a tenant for my place already, which is much quicker than I was expecting
13:27.05wethrinoh, nice
13:27.10*** join/#gllug Cope (n=3ebd3982@mozrat01.vm.bytemark.co.uk)
13:27.38wethrinWill that cover the mortgage payments, then?
13:27.54sabinef72back !
13:27.54sabinef72Coucou Cope
13:28.01Copeo/
13:28.05Leedssignificantly more than... but after agentf
13:28.33Leedsagent's fees, service charge, etc. I'm looking at a maximum profit of something like £1500 per year
13:29.05Leedsthat's assuming no maintenance costs, etc.
13:29.34wethrinRight. So not really much to go spending with, then
13:29.39sabinef72Leeds ........;
13:29.47wethrinHi Cope!
13:29.50Copehello wethrin
13:33.02Leedswethrin: not so much, but as long as things are covered and there's some slack to soak up any costs, I'm happy
13:37.16wethrin*nod*
13:37.36wethrinMm....Shostakovich++
13:37.56Copeindeed
13:40.22wethrinHmm. The transistors shouldn't be sparking
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13:42.05morsingCope: Why?
13:42.13CopeBasically they've taken an embedded linux system, hardened it, provided a restricted shell, and made it look like aix!
13:42.18Copeit's cool!
13:42.25morsingIt's *very* col!
13:42.28morsingcool!
13:42.56sabinef72and no hugs for me ?
13:43.00sabinef72how is it possible ?
13:43.06sabinef72don't you like french people ?
13:43.21Copeso I'm trying to use pedbg.. but hscroot doesn't have the hmcpe role
13:43.40morsingCope: You need to phone IBM and get a passwd I think
13:43.55morsingOr you can set the hmcpe passwd possibly
13:44.04morsing:)
13:44.49sabinef72snog ????
13:45.05morsingsabinef72: snog = french kissing
13:45.09morsing:)
13:45.30sabinef72that's not what my dictionary says
13:46.02morsinghttp://www.peevish.co.uk/slang/s.htm
13:46.11Copewikipe
13:46.16Copedia says: This article is about a band. Snog also means in British slang, to french kiss.
13:47.42Copeoh? why?
13:52.30morsingHis wife gave us a slap on Saturday, telling us to go to the pub tonight and not come back till we've sorted out our issues
13:52.52morsingIt's good and bad - we *do* need to sort some thing out to make this work...
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13:53.24Copethis is a friend of yours... but your friendship is under pressure at present?
13:53.33morsingYes
13:54.14sabinef72morsing: is it the friend you told me last time ?
13:54.18morsingI'm much closer friends with his wife at the moment which doesn't help my friendship with him
13:54.22morsingsabinef72: Yes
13:54.32Copemorsing: is she very attractive?
13:54.53morsingCope: Medium. She's cuddly and has a very cute nose :)
13:55.06morsingShe's tired of me pulling it thouogh
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13:55.42Copeheh
13:56.37morsingCope: Here it is:
13:56.38morsinghttp://www.morsing.cc/Nose.jpg
13:56.55sabinef72lol
13:57.09sabinef72this nose is not so pretty
13:57.14morsingWhy not :(
13:57.15ErwinAny recommendations for a reputable PC vendor? I don't want to build anything myself, and I want something which is well-designed & tested
13:57.31sabinef72morsing: dunno
13:57.40morsingMaybe it's just the photo
14:06.09eyoreis there any way to see what data is in the linux disk cache or the likelyhood of it falling out, that kind of thing
14:06.28ErwinNot without patches, I think. Why?
14:09.58eyoreI am using postgresql, it makes extensive use of the platform disk caching
14:10.21eyoreit seems to periodically have very bad performance and i want to see if something else on the server is pushing the database out of the disk cache
14:11.07ErwinI'd start by enabling logging of queries that take more than e.g. 1s
14:11.23Erwinthen you can take those queries, run them with EXPLAIN ANALYSE and see if you're hitting any seq scans where an index would help
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14:12.27eyoreI've done all that, the query plan doesn't change but sometimes an index scan of 20k records takes 200ms and sometimes 60seconds.
14:12.30morsingkeithlard!
14:13.00wethrinkl!
14:13.18eyoreI do witness quite a lot of IOwait during the querying
14:14.00Erwincheck vmstat 1, see if things are really being read in
14:14.23Erwinit could also be some kind of controller failure -- I had a problem with my 3ware controller running a raid 1+0 over 6 disks: one disk would time out and the system would wait 30s to reset the SCSI bus
14:14.51eyoreit could be something to do with the fact it's on a shitty Virtual server
14:15.08eyorewhich is also confusing my diagnostics
14:15.08Erwinand you only have access to the virtual instance?
14:15.18Leedswhat sort of virtual server?
14:15.19eyoreIt's only happening on the virtual instance
14:15.23eyorevirtuozzo
14:15.44eyoreFor production i currently only have access to a Xen and Virtuozzo instance
14:15.44Leedshmm... don't know much about that one... don't really know much about any of them, to be honest... :-)
14:15.44murboh so not a proper one.
14:16.05eyoreI could try Xen it generally seems much better
14:16.14murbeyore: xen is completely different.
14:16.22eyoreAnd i trust it's memory guarantees much more
14:16.23murbVirtuozzo is just chroot() on steroids.
14:16.28Copewoo keithlard
14:16.41murband lots of Virtuozzo resellers tend to oversubscribe memory
14:16.53murbwhich leads to crap performance.
14:17.04eyoreThat's what i fear, although i should have guranteed 500meg
14:17.08murboh and if there is a kernel level bug the one thing is screwed.
14:17.15murb'cos there is only one kernel running.
14:17.17cpufreakmurb: do you have an ip of your hetzner box which I can ping?
14:17.21murbXen should be save from kernel exploits.
14:17.34eyoremaybe i should just try the whole thing on xen
14:17.52eyoreI can't even buy a dedicated server in the same data center they ran out of space the idiots.
14:17.53morsingPing Cope
14:18.34Copehi morsing
14:19.35morsingATTD138010
14:19.50Erwindon't those virtual server solutions have some way to share cache memory between virtual machines and the real machine BTW?
14:20.16ErwinOr do they use raw disk access and let the virtual machines do the caching?
14:20.20popeynot if you have a two cores
14:20.24Copemorsing: sounds old
14:20.26popeyone core ends up being dom0 doing all the IO
14:20.27stephanb2Erwin: pc vendor for linux? my 1st machine was from DNUK. nothing special about it, but no problems either
14:20.31popeythe other core does the DOMUs
14:20.48stephanb2Erwin: since then i've gone to build myself
14:20.50morsingCope: Which is why it should be closed :)
14:21.07eyoreErwin: virtuozzo has a shared cache
14:21.08wethrinmorsing: Don't you mean ATDT ?
14:21.13eyoreXen doesn't
14:21.13murbErwin: there is a filesystem for Xen which sort of allows that, in an ibm style way for text
14:21.15Erwinstephanb2: I'm looking for something like alienware I guess, though less pricey.
14:21.15morsingATPT!
14:21.16eyoreThat could be the problem
14:21.22morsingDP?
14:21.26wethrinDT
14:21.37antiphaseDVDA
14:21.39wethrinDial, Tone
14:22.07popeythey were bought by usrobotics weren't they?
14:22.09popeythen 3com
14:22.20morsingwethrin: Pulse dialling?
14:22.32morsingHayes is still there
14:22.55stephanb2Erwin: wot about the usual hp / fujitsu kit?
14:23.28Erwinstephanb2: Maybe. If they're reliable. It seems to vary whether they are good or crap
14:24.27wethrinATDP :)
14:25.21Copemorsing: i think we're still getting syslog errors
14:27.22morsingCope: You're not. Not on those servers. Read my email in detail, there a ticket open for cluster03 which is the only cluster alerting
14:27.43Leedsokay, it's half an hour since my sister said she'd call me back in 10 minutes, it's almost half 10, and I'm hungry... time to go out and see what this area - which I moved into today - is like at night
14:30.13eyoreoh sod it all, I'll try Xen
14:31.29morsingCope: Also let me know when app04 can be rebooted
14:31.32wethrinMoved, as in renting for a longer period of time, or just temporary crash space with a friend?
14:32.56Copemorsing: just tell me a time in the evening that is convenient; I'll deal with NFS issues separately
14:35.02wethrinAhh. Hayes the original company is dead
14:35.06wethrinOnly the brand lives on
14:35.09wethrinOccasionally
14:38.52morsingCope: I've raised an RFC for the NFS issues. Will fix that tomorrow
14:46.07morsingBye Cope
15:00.20eyoreokay well my initial results pretty much fall in line with my prediction that virtuozzo sucks and xen rocks.
15:00.57eyoreor at least virtuozzo is deployed in such a way as to make it suck.
15:25.43Leedsthe short answer is that a found a decent little Thai place around the corner with a) an open kitchen at 2230, b) an English menu and c) stuff without meat in it
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15:31.23Leedsalso, walked past a veggie place on the way home - one I'd already noted - and saw a sign outside saying, effectively, "we're veggie, really - please don't bring any of your own food in because we don't want to take the risk of having meat in the place"
15:32.03LeedsI think I'll go in there one day and just order 2 or 3 random dishes, from the Chinese menu... I trust it won't have meat in it :-)
15:41.25LeedsI prefer Thai, Indian, Mexican, Japanese, Italian...
15:41.59goibhniuI think I ate pigs ears over there once
15:42.17goibhniuthe people I was with didn't really get the vegetarian idea
15:42.27goibhniuI often heard "it only has a little meat in it"
15:44.08goibhniuI ate a bowl of melon with mayonaise on it once out of courtesy
15:44.12Leedswell, around here, things get quite cosmopolitan at times, so they understand veggie - plus, there is the concept of Buddhist veggie - a lot of temples have veggie places attached
15:45.07goibhniuthe only temple I was in had lots of weed growing in it ... that was very impressive, never saw one with a restaurant
15:46.37goibhniuthe best thing was some kind of crispy rice pancake with banana in the middle
15:48.26goibhniuit's all so regional it's kind of hard to call anything chinese though ... it's like calling something western food
15:55.37Leedsokay, but I'm talking about in HK - I've still never been anywhere else in China apart from Macau
16:05.33morsingmooo
16:09.25goibhniuI flicked through a stuff magazine yesterday ... surprising amount of linux gadgets floating around!
16:09.26mozratLeeds, are you on the London.pm mailing list?
16:09.46Leedsmozrat: since I am neither in London nor a pm, no I'm not
16:10.08mozratSomebody just posted some obfusticated Python code on list, thought you might like to read it
16:10.17LeedsURL of archive?
16:11.04mozrathttp://london.pm.org/pipermail/london.pm/Week-of-Mon-20061016/004853.html
16:11.36mozratto be honest - it still isn't as hard to read as regular Perl code
16:12.43Leedsplus, it's not great python
16:14.00Leedsone thing jumps out which could be much neater in python 2.5, now there's a ternary expression, I think that inline function could be done away with
16:14.46Leedsalso, we don't normally do one-line if/elif/else statements - it may make your code longer, but it's more readable to do:
16:14.49Leedsif foo:
16:14.51Leeds<PROTECTED>
16:14.53Leedselse:
16:14.55Leeds<PROTECTED>
16:15.12Leedsrather than "if foo: bar \n else: baz"
16:15.47Leedssomewhat overuse of listcomps as well
16:15.52wethrinOccasionally I'll do a one-line if statement: if (condition) do_something();
16:17.34Leedsbut it's a different issue in C, where you can omit the {} for a one-liner... in Python, a single-statement block is exactly the same as a multi-statement block
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16:20.01wethrinright
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16:32.12morsinganywhere is better for cycling than London!
16:32.19cpufreaknot true
16:32.20wethrinAylesbury?
16:32.28wethrinkeithlard appears to like cycling around London
16:32.29cpufreakcycling around the arctic circle
16:32.36cpufreakis not recommended
16:32.47wethrinWhat if you use snow chains?
16:33.18iTronStill not recommended.
16:33.55goibhniucycling in London is much better than Dublin
16:34.19goibhniuI think it's really good actually, lots of scenic cycle lanes tucked away
16:41.15LeedsI was quite amused this afternoon... was on the bus, and went past a place called "Pet Shop Boys dog grooming parlour"... then a place called "Ooops!"
16:43.30wethrin:)
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16:57.26goibhniuany ideas on finding a compatible lcd screen for a laptop?
16:57.41murbebay.
16:57.58goibhniuI've seen "30 pin" and "standard" floating around ... but I believe there's no such thing as a standard
16:58.43goibhniupeople often sell replacement screens for particular laptops but without the lcd model details I'm not sure it'll work
16:58.52wethrinoh dear
16:59.12goibhniuLeeds: does chalk help?
16:59.29Leedsthere aren't lots of them, but they're there... I'll talk to them in the morning - this is one of those 'shit happens, let's see how they deal with it' situations
16:59.35Leedsgoibhniu: I don't have any chalk
17:00.02LeedsI squirted some washing-up liquid over the hole they appear to be coming out of - it was about the only liquid-ish thing to hand
17:00.15goibhniuwe've only got mice and cock roaches in our place ... and nothing has worked so far
17:00.57Leedsyou see plenty of cockroaches on the street in HK, but as long as they stay outside I have no problem with them
17:02.01Leedsif nothing else, I'd have thought the 13th floor (actually the 12th because there's no 4th - or 14th or 24th) was a bit high up
17:04.42goibhniuis there something superstitious about 4?
17:04.50wethrinyes
17:05.27Leedsdeath
17:05.52wethrinYA George AICMFP
17:05.57Leedsit seems that washing-up liquid is actually a recommended way of dealing with ants - I just grabbed the first liquid to hand more potent than water
17:06.04goibhniuTetraphobia  ... wow!
17:06.08Leedswethrin: 4 means death
17:06.44wethrinLeeds: Yeah - I knew it was something like that - hence Psion missing out their Series 4
17:06.51Leedsand Palm
17:07.11murbwhat is 7*6?
17:07.28wethrinSame as 6*7
17:07.37goibhniuso there will be no playstation 4 then
17:07.46Leedsgoibhniu: no, probably not
17:08.00goibhniudeathstation
17:08.12Leeds8, on the other hand, is a lucky number - means 'prosperity' or something
17:10.48Leedswhich is why you see a lot of things called '88' or '888'
17:15.33goibhniuSo 404 errors must be particularly important to avoid when doing web development in Asia
17:16.12Leedsheh
17:24.36popeyso what was NT4 called?
17:24.56Leedsuh, NT death, I suppose - seems appropriate
17:56.21keithlardah - there was a series 4 - it just wasn't called that :)
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19:03.01sabinef72hello
19:04.05serrishi
19:06.32sabinef72hi serris
19:07.38serrisHow are you, sabinef72?
19:08.05sabinef72better, my freebox is back
19:08.06sabinef72and you ?
19:08.36serrisAlright. Just wrote up the Changelog for what I edited in the Ubuntu LiveCD
19:14.13sabinef72well it's quiet here tonight
19:18.05serrisIndeed
19:18.09serrisAnd I got work in a little while : (
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19:45.55z00daxangelchild: !
19:48.21sabinef72hi z00dax
19:48.25angelchildz00dax!
19:48.28angelchildsabinef72!
19:48.38sabinef72how are you ?
19:49.06angelchildmm, hello :) I'm good! how're you?
19:49.19z00daxhey sabinef72
19:49.21sabinef72fine
19:49.31angelchildcool
19:49.31sabinef72the sun is back, so I'm always in good mood when sun is here
19:49.39angelchildmy housemate's been giving me red wine :D
19:50.57z00daxangelchild: save some for me
19:52.19angelchildhehe
19:52.21sabinef72hope it's french red wine....
19:52.23angelchildtoo late ^_^
19:52.30z00dax;(
19:52.42angelchildI believe it is :)
19:53.42sabinef72woah nice
19:53.51sabinef72too late to have a glass for me too ?
19:54.34trousersHallo all!
19:55.13sabinef72hi trousers
19:57.12angelchildsabinef72: we can always buy another bottle ^_^
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19:57.50sabinef72angelchild: nice idea !
19:58.06angelchild:D
20:10.08wethrinFoo
20:15.13angelchildBar
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20:22.42wethrinMmm. Bars.
20:26.33sabinef72wethrin: don't forget us
20:31.34sabinef72time for bed
20:31.36sabinef72good night all
20:50.01z00daxwethrin: you buy wine off a catalogue ?
20:50.05z00daxas in an Argos catalogue ?
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21:00.57wethrinz00dax: No, Wine Society catalogue
21:45.20z00daxwethrin: Argos has a Wine society ?
21:46.14wethrinNo
21:46.19wethrinNothing to do with Argos
21:46.20wethrin:)
21:46.23wethrinOr Woolies
21:48.27z00daxLittlewoods ?
21:49.05wethrinFollowed by a whisky
21:52.08z00daxsingle malt ?
21:52.16wethrinMaybe
21:52.20z00daxyay!
21:52.31wethrin:)
21:52.45wethrinCould even be an Amrut
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