Hobbies can be hereditary

I know Dad was into bikes, but according to a newspaper clipping, so
was my Great Granddad, he also liked his photography:

URL:http://squitter.v2u.net/samuel_horrocks/
(see article at the bottom)

A collection of his bike photos are waiting for me when I next visit
my Dad.

Other My boss has disconnected my PC from the network, so no
more UKRM and eBay at work (

 

On Tue, 06 Jan 2004 22:46:53 GMT, Serial # 19781010

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Something tells me that I didn't have Agent set up quite right!

 

Hey, I see the local fleapit was showing 'Oklahoma' and Bridge On The
River Kwai'.

--

Dave

GS 850 x2 / SE 6a
SbS#6 DIAABTCOD#16 APOSTLE#6 FUB#3
FUB KotL OSOS#12? UKRMMA#19

 

All my ansestors were sailors, and so is my dad.
I fucking *hate* boats. My dad *hates* bikes.

So no.

 

Great Granddad never got to see them.

 

Are you sure?

 

Man's a cnut. Find a new job.

 

If it's still connected to the internal network, use another machine as a
proxy?

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Muck
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"CG125 the most fun you can have at Mach 0.08539"
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Ah, he got my cheque then.

 

Nice.
I assume they need some form of copyright/disclaimer though.

More to follow ?

 

Also you may be interested in
http://viewfinder.english-heritage.org.uk/

I was looking at this the other day as it happens.

 

I hope so. The museum at Bury was given most of the original glass
slides, but two of my uncles also have some. Not had a reply back
from the museum yet, I may need to phone them. My uncles say they
lent theirs to my Dad, who says he gave them back, so some more
prodding needed there.

I'm not sure who would actual own the copyright for these now, I
suppose it will be one of my relatives, but which is any ones guess.
I'll put something on there when I get more pictures.

 

Was it the one for 50p?

 

Man's a cnut. Find a new job.[/QUOTE]

I agree, he is a ****[1], but I'm well paid and the jobs very secure.

However, if I had a better offer... (I can do anything from circuit
design to C++ programming).

[1] only person I know who is barred from a paper shop.

 

No, totally disconnected, but would he spot a bluetooth dongle in one
of the other PC's?

 

Can't resist. Go on, what for?

 

Did you see Robert Carlyle in Cracker?

 

'snot nature, it's nurture. Skipping a generation is a classic sign
that your dad got on better with/wanted to be more like his grandad
than his dad.

Just been reading "They **** you up" by Oliver James. Cracking book.

 

Can't resist. Go on, what for?[/QUOTE]

He asked for a VAT receipt, or should I say the tone of voice he used
when asking for a VAT receipt. It was for Christmas cards as well.

 

I think Grandad was into bikes as well, but this Great Grandad was my
Grandmas Dad.

How do you get the time to read books? I barely get time to watch TV
these days.