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I’d go back to the early 1960’s (the golden age of pop music) – to my shared flat in London and re-live all the excellent times I had …. BUT …. armed with the knowledge and life experience I have today.
Wilma, I suspect that the problem is caused by your “Java” cache – which is what remembers your last user name for example. This has occasionally happened to me and my cure is to clean out all the temporary internet files & internet & Java cache (using Window Washer – see above).
This enables me to start over with a clean slate.
The other issue that I’ve come across is where a user fails to “log out” when they leave the chatroom and simply closes their browser. This can cause an issue where the system thinks that you are still logged in and it takes ages and ages for the chatroom software to purge yuor user name from its ‘memory’.
It probably wasn’t your (direct) fault Termy. What often happens is that you load a piece of software onto your computer – as we all do from time to time.
Sometimes, there are several ‘tick boxes’ which are on pages shown to you during the installation process – “Create a desktop shortcut” is a typical one or “Create quick launch in the systemtray” (or words to that effect) is another.
Most users simply accept the default option – i.e. the green ticked boxes – and click on “Next” to continue the installation process.
What some software suppliers do (PARTICULARLY the Freeware ones) is to have a box called “Instal Google toolbar” (usually out of your sightline or down in a corner where you may not notice it) and there is already a green tick in the box. Unless you spot this and ‘un-tick’ it, you get Google toolbar installed whether you wanted it or not.
As I mentioned earlier, it is far more that JUST a toolbar put there for your convenience – as the name suggests. It invades your entire internet browsing experience and gives you all sorts of unwanted pop ups amongst other things.
This is most likely how you got in on your computer.
There isn’t an “Ankle Biter” option …. shall I add one???
@blonde_55 wrote:
I’m sure but obviously I don’t have a proxy server, I’ve been ill, look rough and just want a bit of a seeing to…
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……. and when they lose (quite rightly too) what do these loyal fans do???? They moan and whine like bi tches and blame the manager – not the players mind you, but the manager.
I watched them on the TV … crying ffs!!! I mean – REALLY. What a bunch of spineless wimps. Toon Army ??? – yeah right – couldn’t fight their way out of a paper bag.
@melody wrote:
1) his daughter is 48 and has a step mother half her age
2) the inhertance goes to his wife and her other children who she left in thailand to come to the uk
3) shes a gold diggerWell that’s pretty unfair & biased huh?
1. Having a stepmother half her age oughtn’t to be an issue for a caring daughter – might be for a lealous daughter eh? She should be focussing on her father’s happiness and not her own negative feelings.
2. Only if the father dies intestate would his lovely new wife have a claim on a part of his estate. If he wants to ensure that his natural daughter shares in the spoils, then he can always make a will to determine exactly what her bit ought to be.
3. “She” is presumably the new wife – however, from the attitude shown by the daughter (as described above) it would appear that the daughter is more bothered by how much SHE will get than with her father’s happiness.
Hopefully the father will live to a ripe old age, and spend every night snuggled up to his beautiful young Thai bride in blissful happiness. Meanwhile, his ungrateful daughter will probably go skulking around the dustbins at Tesco wondering how to get her greedy paws on her father’s money.
What a cracking idea eh? At the ripe old age of 70, being able to have a tasty young Thai girl in bed with you every night….. mmmmmm THAT’LL keep the cold out.
The daughter will get over it anyway. Soon enough she’ll be off getting married etc etc leaving her poor old Pa all alone – well not any more.
Lucky sod !!!
er ….. Geordie dingbat !!!
A medical reference book called “Twins – case studies for the 20th Century” by Dr Joseph Mengele.
