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[B4TT]

This site needs an official countdown clock till the start of MDSC! beers must be cracked once the clock hits zero

[skillionaire]

Ideas man right hurrrr

[Morgan]

MSDC 2010

I cant work out how to make an embedded one?

[B4TT]

Hmm dunno , perhaps Dyran San can add one to the webpafe so it displays at the top of the page like where the options are or something haha

[Delete This Account]

Hmm dunno , perhaps Dyran San can add one to the webpafe so it displays at the top of the page like where the options are or something haha

He can't even put the shoutbox there let alone a countdown clock!

[skillionaire]

Ace. Dillsauce doesn't need to know when it's on anyway.... I still love you DillDill. S'Ok.

[Morgan]

[Richo]

MDSC'10 Countdown Clock!!!!.... aswell..

Nik, bromosapien, do you need a cd/dvd drive ? I can bring one on the day of MDSC'10 (or is it a laptop of some type ??)

[skillionaire]

It's a closed box till system computer, it has like 10 USB ports for some ungodly reason and no CD drive. I need to load Office onto it!

[Richo]

ahh, poo

[skillionaire]

Your countdown clock is broken, Richo. Just thought I'd http://www.timeandda...0&sec=00&p0=196 put it here for laughs.

[Richo]

http://www.perthnow....c-1225906287496 Hope this is noone you know Nik (yeah I know.. big area, but still.. not so cool)

[ams]

Hello.

[Delete This Account]

Hello.

You're boring.

What have you been doing lately? Actually doing work, at work? That's just Un-Australian.

[skillionaire]

Yeah, we know who that was. Fucked up shit. This is very sad for family and friends. That's where my workmate surfs after he leaves here, it's about ten minutes from me here. I don't understand why people dress up like a seal and swim in shark prone areas, but this isn't for me to comment on. The bloke had a young family, the wife is a cool bird, and the whole thing is just terrible. RIP.

[Richo]

unlike

[ams]

unlike

This isn't facebook.

Yeah sad shit Niko.

[skillionaire]

More than a third of adults still hug a teddy bear while falling asleep, according to a new survey. More than half of Britons still have a teddy bear from childhood and the average teddy bear is 27 years old, the poll found. Travelodge, the hotel chain, surveyed 6,000 British adults and found that respondents said sleeping with a teddy a "comforting and calming" way to end the day. The survey also found that 25% of men said they even took their teddy away with them on business because it reminded them of home. Travelodge said that in the past year staff have reunited more than 75,000 teddies and their owners. Spokesman Shakila Ahmed said: "Interestingly the owners have not just been children, we have had a large number of frantic businessmen and women call us regarding their forgotten teddy bear." Corrine Sweet, a psychologist, said cuddling a teddy bear was an "important part of our national psyche". She said: "It evokes a sense of peace, security and comfort. It's human nature to crave these feelings from childhood to adult life. "It's not surprising, then, that taking a teddy bear on a business trip is popular. As a bedtime bear evokes feelings of home, warmth, and can help you nod off - just like in babyhood." The study also found that the traditional teddy bear was the most popular cuddly toy among adults, with Winnie the Pooh second and Paddington Bear third --------------------- I used to have a wombat that I was cool with when I was a tiny tot. Don't think it's still on the cook around the house though. I make sure the missus keeps her soft toys in the other room (my room is for hard toys only) because they LOOK AT ME WHEN I'M SLEEPING!

[Morgan]

[skillionaire]

I'm making a list of shit I need to buy, if you know a mufugga you know I'm hurtin' on this here... Laundry Shelf Welcome mat for front door Fabric for bedroom curtains Damn. Catch me five years ago saying this right here and I'd kick my own ass.