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cheers fellas

about 18 months. thanks, i'll ask bozza

folks our macbook pro has been playing up and has only been turning on with the battery fully charged, but has now died. i've tried recharging (obviously) and have also tried removing the battery and running on mains, but to no avail. anyone have any experience of dealing with this? the mac...

you sound like a man in need of a good holiday. now that business is picking up you should take your wife on a nice warm holiday somewhere mate. all this nsc stuff is doing you no good!

you're not cracking up under the strain are you gav?

oh perlease, you know exactly what i mean, or you acting dumb? it's team as in the collective noun, as in the first post. :facepalm:

why the high and mighty "needs explaining" "gormless" etc etc are you making the assumptions we all don't get it and you do? oh and you were namedropping the whole team in the first post i'd suggest. "appaling crime": no pretty sad that you feel the need to: yes

here's a dean wilkins reference from this afternoon: "When Wilkins was in charge (I say this because I'm talking about stuff from three years ago - I don't know if it's changed), I asked him about NSC." you just can't help it can you? is his name in your mobile list?

so that's your second erection of the week gav. hope this one is less controversial!

and you weren't name-dropping? oh of course you weren't you'd never do that!

raising a glass in lance's honour here tonight. as the great man always said "oi dave dear boy, fancy a snifter?"

i'm sure that every one of us who had the pleasure has that memory brovion! sadly, giving that he had heart problems back in the day, his demise doesn't come as a terrible surprise...........a great shame

it's been on here before, maybe still is somewhere. loveable old rogue was lance

you and 3 others out of a good few votes here. didn't do himself any favours with that quote did he!

hi tim could you update us on any plans for the falmer museum? have the club given this a thumbs up? i think it's a fantastic idea by the way!

sums up my view too.....

so you'd have a fish starter with a mersault (very nice), a beef main course with a merlot, a salad with a sauvignon blanc, and then finish off with cheese and a beer!!

for everyday drinking nothing beats a decent burgundy, my own favourite being a savigny-les-beaune or cote challonaise. for big hearty meals aclassic bordeaux: st emilion/montagne/margaux for whites a sancerre or chablis premier cru roses chateau de sours or a sancerre new world wines are too...

that's gardner street off north road n'est-ce pas?

don't get me wrong, i'm not entirely disagreeing with you. i'd say that the point you've highlighted is a veiled request for just that complaint...