Can't...stop...reading

[Pea-Pod]

I like Wikipedia too, it's very much a fountain of knowledge. Very easy to navigate too, probably too easy, as you just keep clicking from link to link, you have to remind youself to go back to the original link, which is what you were initially interested in.

I read all about London the other day, and it was interesting reading. I need to get out more too.

[carlingman]

Originally Posted by bopdude

Richard, mate, time for a holiday I think won't check it out right now coz I'm in a pub bedroom in Newport on the xda ..... could be costly ..lol

Newport, well you should have said I could have popped over and bought you a well earned pint as thats about a couple of miles from me.

I hope its not the Kings Hotel

[bopdude]

Originally Posted by carlingman

Newport, well you should have said I could have popped over and bought you a well earned pint as thats about a couple of miles from me.

I hope its not the Kings Hotel

Thanks matey, to late was the cry , I just got back home ( Teesside ) and no, it was the Prince of Wales pub, opposite the cop shop
Thanks anyway

[Richard M]

Originally Posted by Bifta

Yeah, that thrilling book on PHP

Bifta, the web developer, of all people thinks that I'm a geek.
Jesus, so I take an interest in technology - so what?
If nobody did then you'd still be using 486 PCs with monochrome monitors.

Originally Posted by Pea-Pod

I like Wikipedia too, it's very much a fountain of knowledge. Very easy to navigate too, probably too easy, as you just keep clicking from link to link, you have to remind youself to go back to the original link, which is what you were initially interested in.

I read all about London the other day, and it was interesting reading. I need to get out more too.

There, see?
At least somebody can relate to it.

[Chimaera]

Well I didn't know Wikipedia existed until this thread - and now I'm in danger of becoming a recluse!
Cheers guys!

[martinell]

dont worry about it richard, i spent a happy coupla hours reading about domains and home networks. inexplicably geeky coz i dont need too, i just want too.

[Bifta]

Originally Posted by Richard M

Bifta, the web developer, of all people thinks that I'm a geek.

There's level's of geekiness, there's me, who is probably considered a geek by completely non-geeky people, then there's you, who's considered geeky by geeky people, making you an uber-geek by non-geeky people's standards.

(And I may well be a web developer but I take absolutely no interest in it, hense me constantly having to ask for help on here )

[jtwn]

Talking about levels of geekiness makes you an uber geek - to the rest we either see you as 'geek' or 'normal'

[Monster Jedi]

What can one say about you lot. But sad very sad indeed

[Stuart]

Originally Posted by Richard M

Bifta, the web developer, of all people thinks that I'm a geek.

Bifta, the person who has been known to advise people on Cooling Systems thinks you are a geek..


Actually, Richard, I suspect it's also something to do with the fact you think Browser stats are cool..

[allieyoung666]

I sometimes read it on a night shift if there is nothing else better to do. But it is strictly for geeks only!!!

Perhaps this should be renamed the Who is the Geekiest Thread...

[Raistlin]

Perhaps there's a competition in there somewhere.....

Geek of the Month.

Originally Posted by Raistlin

Perhaps there's a competition in there somewhere.....

Geek of the Month.

Oh don't tempt me...The problem is where would it end?The Punniest Poster?The Inebriated Poster of the Month?The Most Banal Posting of the Day?The Most Sexist Contribution to a thread?

I think I'll quit before I start..

[Raistlin]

Hmmmmm..... The brain's ticking now.....