Quote (Wheezle @ Aug. 30 2005, 9:12 pm)

Of course. It's not .gov is it?

How am I supposed to know if you foreigners use .gov or not?

Yer eejits, the lot o' ye!  Ye dinnae ken that it's all a braw wee plan we Scots came up wi' tae mak ye all intae Scots so we could rule the world!

(I'm Scottish BTW!)

http://www.alienware.co.uk/Configu....ad.aspx



my mouse pad is a chunk of hard black plastic, looks like an oval with a bite taken from the bottom edge.  
its got an alien head printed in silver ink (not the sme as the one int he picture);  its barely visible since most of the ink has worn off.
I bought it from a bargain bin at compusmart.    because I heard that they give good... "alien head"...  (or.. something.heh)

Quote (Cobalt60 @ Aug. 31 2005, 2:14 pm)

http://www.alienware.co.uk/Configu....ad.aspx my mouse pad is a chunk of hard black plastic, looks like an oval with a bite taken from the bottom edge.   its got an alien head printed in silver ink (not the sme as the one int he picture);  its barely visible since most of the ink has worn off. I bought it from a bargain bin at compusmart.    because I heard that they give good... "alien head"...  (or.. something.heh)

My mouse pad is made of the same stuff. Basicly it is a ratpad with the Falcon Northwest printed on it on the right side out of the way.

Quote (Christomad @ Aug. 31 2005, 12:46 pm)

Yer eejits, the lot o' ye!  Ye dinnae ken that it's all a braw wee plan we Scots came up wi' tae mak ye all intae Scots so we could rule the world! (I'm Scottish BTW!)

Hey, you ripped that plan off from Monty Python.

UTS ALL IS EN?!?

Quote (Agent007 @ Aug. 31 2005, 3:02 am)

Is that a joke?

partially

that is the real scottish parliament website, and that section is written phonetically in a tongue in cheek manner as "real" scottish (gaelic) would look like gibberish to most people, even most scots.  the same is true for the welsh assembly's website http://www.cymru.gov.uk/index.htm  the site is written in welsh (another gaelic language) which most welsh people (myself included) can't understand.

Quote (wolf359 @ Sep. 01 2005, 5:32 pm)

the same is true for the welsh assembly's website http://www.cymru.gov.uk/index.htm  the site is written in welsh (another gaelic language) which most welsh people (myself included) can't understand.

Even the help section is of no help.