[Own Kah]

@dead_on_arrvial wrote:

Your line is only about 44 kps, your virus cheaker is slowing the system down, its looking at everything. swich it to e-mail only when on line. Then run ant virus at end of internet use. Its an old problem, best they to stop it is to get broadband

You didn’t get that from Google! :roll:

[Own Kah]

I voted!

[Own Kah]

@foxy whispz wrote:

know this sounds daft but on my *add or remove programs*

everythin in there has a name, like nero etc

why have i got 15. :shock: ………………………….
windows xp Hotfix (SP1)”then numbers”

what are they ? and do i need them??
anyone know?

and i still cant get into chat grrrrrrrrrrrrr

So you don’t have Service Pack 2 (SP2)?!!! :shock:

[Own Kah]

I am the only West Brom voter in this thread! :twisted:

[Own Kah]

yawn :lol:

[Own Kah]

@gyps wrote:

You’re scaring me now Owen!!! :shock: :shock: :shock:

Calm down dear, it’s only a commercial. :wink:
I still think West Brom are gonna survive.

[Own Kah]

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[Own Kah]

VOTE FOR OW£N!!!
He’ll pre-heat Delia’s oven, so you won’t have to! :wink:

[Own Kah]

I want Norwich to stay up because the thought of Delia bending over to
slide something into her pre-heated oven does it for me. :twisted:
But my logic tells me West Brom will survive. :wink:

[Own Kah]

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