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The latest iPod accessory, the iBike

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  1. geektechnique.org511

  2. "PiledHigher" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    I'm not so sure about the iPod, but I want that guy's orange tablecloth for
    my balcony setting. Mmmm

    Cheers,
    Dave E (Sydney)

  3. Dave E said:


    I'm not so sure about the iPod, but I want that guy's orange tablecloth for
    my balcony setting. Mmmm

    Yes, it contrasts nicely with the recurring green highlights

  4. PiledHigher said:

    geektechnique.org511


    I refuse to take advice from anyone who owns their own plush Linux duck.... (I'm sure someone will correct me and say it's a Unix duck, or know the duck's name).

  5. Shabby said:

    I refuse to take advice from anyone who owns their own plush Linux
    duck.... (I'm sure someone will correct me and say it's a Unix duck, or
    know the duck's name).

    What does it mean when you have a whole family of them? (as in a mummy,
    a daddy, and two kids?)

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    My Usenet From: address now expires after two weeks. If you email me, and
    the mail bounces, try changing the bit before the "@ to usenet".

  6. Stuart Lamble said:


    What does it mean when you have a whole family of them? (as in a mummy,
    a daddy, and two kids?)


    I'm no psychologist, but if I were I'd recommend you got out more....

  7. Shabby said:


    Stuart Lamble said:


    What does it mean when you have a whole family of them? (as in a mummy,
    a daddy, and two kids?)


    I'm no psychologist, but if I were I'd recommend you got out more....

    What?! And leave the family to starve?!

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  8. Stuart Lamble said:
    Shabby said:

    I refuse to take advice from anyone who owns their own plush Linux
    duck.... (I'm sure someone will correct me and say it's a Unix duck, or
    know the duck's name).

    What does it mean when you have a whole family of them? (as in a mummy,
    a daddy, and two kids?)

    Only counts if you purchased them.
    Mine were all given to me as "thank you"s (yes really). 1 biggen, 2 littems.
    Although they were used to produce a serial adventure through a webcam
    until I ran out of ideas and Ted (the bear-extra) got attacked in the
    [censored] by the mice (not extras). Well, he was stuffed with wheat.

    Which reminds me, of something.

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