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Sorry UGO, I forgot that you aren’t the end product of a good education. In the context in which I used the word ”again” it means ”not for the first time”.
To put it another way that perhaps even you can understand – you’ve had you collar felt by the Bill before haven’t you???
I suspect that the fragrant Emma is trying to tell us that ”she” earns in the region of £57,000 per annum (or at the rate of £57,000 per annum). I know that UGO will be really impressed with this and will feel seriously motivated to drive his beer lorry even longer.
Well now that you mention it ….. BTW is it Monday that you get sentenced (again)???
Sorry DOA, but on a point of consistency … you’re a ”Bighton pummer” aren’t you???
@jelly tot wrote:
Well Emma has to have someone to spout off to, as she can’t let this out at work, or she’ll get the sack, and I doubt whether the bnp could organise more than one meeting per month. :twisted:
Organise meetings ????? Are you kidding???? They’re having a hard enough time keeping themselves out of prison ffs !
Probably the second most common shut down problem for Windows XP is that the shut down takes an excessive amount of time to complete. To understand why this happens, you must remember that the Windows operating system is not a single program, but rather a collection of individual services. Each of these services must be stopped during shut down. Therefore, a glitch related to any one of the services may prolong the shut down process or cause the shut down process to fail completely.
Many people have claimed that the Nvidia Driver Helper Service (used with Nvidia video cards) causes extremely slow shut downs. However, this is one of those cases in which an updated video driver usually solves the problem. Other people have mentioned that disabling the terminal services greatly expedites the shut down process. The Terminal Services are used for remote assistance, remote desktop, and fast user switching. If you do not use any of these features, then the Terminal Services can be safely disabled. You can access the services console by entering the SERVICES.MSC command at the Run prompt.
Another potential cause of slow system shut downs is that Windows contains an option to erase the system’s virtual memory and system hibernation cache at shut down. These security features are disabled by default because they take a long time to complete, and cause the system shutdown to look like it has frozen. Although these features are disabled by default, some privacy software will enable it.
To determine whether or not these features are enabled on your PC, enter the GPEDIT.MSC command at the Run prompt to load the Group Policy Editor. Now, navigate through the console tree to Computer Configuration | Windows Settings | Security Settings | Local Policies | Security Options. At this point, locate the Shutdown: Clear Virtual Memory Pagefile option in the column to the right and verify that it is disabled, as shown in Figure C. If this option is enabled, you can disable it by double clicking on the setting and choosing the Disabled option.
Where’s Derby ??? – never heard of it.
O….M….G !!!! You mean to say that this whole thing a put up job????? Our own ..our very own ”nob user” wasn’t really booted at all????? But ….. but ….. the thread title …. the posts she made …. the replies ….. the anger ….
Wow!!!! She sure had us all fooled eh????
Golly gosh ….. that was sooooo brilliant. I would never have thought of this one in a million years !!!
Rot op … UGO !!!!
Dear old Batty … it’s well known that you’re not the world’s best driver, but this nonsense is getting a bit extreme …. even for you.
If the other guy was on your RIGHT at or on a roundabout (whether indicating left or not) and you wanted to turn LEFT – the fact that he (or she) went straight on (instead of turning LEFT into you) cannot have in any way impeded your progress ….. can it???
There is no possibility that he (or she) could have ”crashed into you” from the positions that you describe. Indeed your LEFT turn would have taken you in a direction away from him (or her).
How much did you have to slip the Examiner to pass the driving test?????
