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You were actually provided with a shower on a youth camp? The one time I got to go, we spent three days in a field full of cow excrement (which I found out the hard way while assembling our tent) and the only thing remotely like a shower was a hose pipe 300 metres down the field. The young women have it so easy

I agree. Would be good to see some photos you took yourself.

I think the stupid part of what he did was assuming the house had been abandoned. As he seemed to believe that, holding the garage sale wasn't particularly stupid as he believed the owner of the items wasn't there any more. Really what he did is a form of what is called urban exploration, which of course is illegal in several ways, but many people still take up the hobby.

I think this website sums up all that has been said here, it sums up each movie into a five second clip. Here is the one for titanic: Titanic

Lol - he most likely got payment for the interview. While I don't deny what he did initially was stupid, I don't think he'd do an incriminating interview for no reason. Lets just say people like him have different priorities in life.

You would encourage him to lie?

I've been to Gambia in West Africa a few times and one of the things that really stands out to me not long after I arrive each time is the disgusting state their bank notes are in - particularly the ones with a lower value. Not only do they look like they have been stuck to a supermarket floor and trodden on all day, but they stink as well. They obviously have a much longer life cycle there than any other place I have been to before.

Yes. It's a bit like those who contact support lines for products without actually opening the instruction booklet. Instructions are for wussies. I wouldn't hesitate to say your assumption is correct.

Wow. I don't think we've ever been able to use our pool in the summer without the heating switched on, let alone with blocks of ice.

About a month ago or so, we had a heatwave which lasted about a week, temperatures were around about 95F (35C). According to my phone the current temperature is 18C.

Threadomancer! Ban him!

Hmmm... I'm curious about this open forum, but if it's not okay for the general public I'm not entirely sure I want to see its contents lol (I also find the name very ironic as the open forum is more closed than the rest of the site )

What on earth does his job have to do with the church? If he thinks he is being let go unfairly, there are channels he is supposed to go down to deal with this, and the church has never been one of them. I'm confused.

Lilered, please see my post here for an explanation

Well by far the easiest method is being able to come to the person and sit in front of their computer so I can see for myself exactly what is happening. It's like asking a car mechanic what is wrong with your car and how to fix it over the internet - it's very difficult. The car mechanic, when actually there, will notice little details that might suggest what is wrong with it that someone else probably wouldn't even notice - the same applies here. You'll notice at work there usually a point where they just say "okay this is as far as we can diagnose over the phone, we'll come and have a look at the computer". However we can't do that in this situation. So the second best solution would be for lilered's daughter to sign up here so we can converse with her directly as I suggested in a previous post. It's easier than going through someone acting as a proxy (plus puf_the_majic_dragon then gets to flirt with her as he pleases ) The reason I prefer speaking with them in public on a forum is mainly because there are other people on this forum who understand what I'm talking about and therefore my words are subject to their scrutiny. Lilered has no idea who I am, I could get his daughter to completely destroy her computer if I was that type of person. However if I did that on a public forum like this, five or six people will instantly point out what was going on. The same applies for any mistakes I make. If I'm wrong (we all make mistakes), someone will point it out. I know I would prefer it this way if I was lilered.

I think that's the whole point of a "quick reply box". It only has the VERY basic features for those who only want to type a basic reply - if heather did add the option to change the font size, more people could request more features be added to it and eventually you'll just end up with a full blown reply box on the bottom of each page which isn't the idea.

A similar thing happened to a friend of mine: Also this scared the heck of of him: They just all appeared:

That would be simple enough to forge in photoshop or the gimp. It's the edges that almost convince me. Though the slight white border around the squirrels right eye is a bit dodgy - it could just be reflection - see this screenshot I took to see what I mean:

Squirrel crashes holiday snaps: How cheeky rodent became star of couple's photos | Mail Online If it's photoshopped, they did it very well - not sure I could get the edges that clean.

Nothing unusual there. llnw.net appears to be a server farm which is rented out to companies and could be almost anything, like an application updating. 192.168.1.1 would appear to be your router (providing that is the IP address of your router - it usually is), localhost is the computer she is using (it's communicating with itself) and google.com is well... google. But that is just the active connections. The hijack this logs would provide much more useful information.

A google came up with this: eternalchaos: How to Install LDS Scriptures on a Blackberry

The scary thing is, that seems like something M$ would really come up with...

That also applies to the vast majority of business meetings, but now that's getting off topic

PDF files are just fine, however I think you'll be kicking yourself for getting an ipod touch and not an iphone. I was tempted to spend less and get an ipod touch as well, but I've not once regretted the decision to buy the iphone instead. Everyone I know who has one loves it.

According to Number of Mormons - there are almost 762,000 mormons in California, and that was in 2006.