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@francois: That's straight foul...How could they give you that crappy Motorola.
Going from a powerful workhorse to a the crappiest of the crappiest must be akin to Verwoerd washing the feet of Steve Bantubonke Biko...a mission implausible.
Good luck with ur new phone:grin:
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Posted: 2006-10-23 19:10:00
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On 2006-10-23 18:43:56, francoislr wrote:
This Moto c113 is crap. it keeps on going off...damn annoying.
just think, if we could zap you back in time, Francois, say to the late 90s, you would be THE MAN with that marvel of technology
Vasbyt, boeta, min dae lol
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Posted: 2006-10-23 20:30:00
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Yeah da Kripsta it's funny how technology changes & the pace is very fast.5yrs ago we never thought that we'll be watching TV on cellphones,let alone owning one.
@ Francois,
what can l say boet.HOLD On to your Moto for a few days,if not a week and you'll be once again a happy man.You must be missing your dearest w900i bro.I know the feeling.JUST HOLD ON!!!!
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Posted: 2006-10-23 20:37:00
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Hey Francois,
Mrs A and I are really impressed big-time by 'Fear of Silence'!(nice logo too, BTW.)
After the first few seconds, I initially thought of U2's Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me song from one of the Batman movies, and I can clearly pick up some Vangelis/ Massive Attack influences there too, with 'industrial' genre influences towards the latter part of the track...bloody good, matey.
You've got talent there swaer; and as stated on myspace, that kinda stuff could be used in all manner of movies for soundtracks etc;.... maybe some Hollywood producer bigwigs should be sent a few demos too.
Before I forget, what music programme/s do you use?
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Posted: 2006-10-23 21:13:33
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Yo brixsta, are you given your coveted beverage the middle finger in that pic?!
LOL, jokes. BTW, nice clear pic there!
Eish, SA on TV again, one program about grand properties abroad with a focus on SA, followed by this, Ross Kemp (of Eastenders) with a series about gangs around the world, and this week was on, well you've probably guessed by now:
This guy runs a boxing academy to try and keep some of the kids on The Flats out of the gangster lifestyle.
Kemp also managed to arrange interviews with several gang hierachies on the Flats and in Pollsmoor Prison, including the notorious leader John Mongrel, who eventually agreed to an interview. After watching it, and him giving some info about part of the gang initiations etc quite nonchalantly, one is unfortunately reminded of just how evil and sick humans can be...
I'm not here to judge, I don't know how much was truth and/or sensationalism and thus it's unfair for me to do so, and I think back again to Francois' link to that Congo article where the question about 'savages' in the guise of clandestine corporate actions raises its head.
However, we can't let the woes of the world drag us down;I'm not suggesting we should ignore what's going on or turn a blind eye--that would be ignorantly (and to an extent arrogantly) dismissive, but we're far more useful to the cause by contributing to positive changes in whatever way or form that we can.
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A blessed and peaceful Eid to all our Muslim friends.
@Wanqa, absolutely agreed! Too much violence in the world as it is, and that article about the Congo really made an impact on me as well. Yep, the search for Utopia continues... This insert came from ananova.com
A brewery in the States has launched the world's strongest
beer. The drink - at 25% alcohol - is six times more powerful than a normal beer and twice the strength of a bottle of wine. And at £56 a bottle, Samuel Adams Utopias is also among the world's most expensive. Just 8000 of the limited edition 24oz tipple, sold in a copper kettle, have been brewed by the Boston Beer Company. Brewery founder Jim Koch said the beer was designed to be
enjoyed slowly as an after-dinner tipple.
He said: "We are passionate about brewing quality, one-of-a-kind beer that amazes beer lovers and aficionados alike."
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@da wanqsta: I could never give the middle finger to my favourite brew. Bought a six pack of Pilsner Urquell on the weekend, it's okay but definitely an acquired taste...nice and smooth.
I'd like to watch that programme and check for all the stereotypes.
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Posted: 2006-10-24 06:44:49
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@brix, I beg your pardon. Pilsner Urquell is one fine beer! And Im not a beer fan but that stuff!!
Francois Im really curious to hear your music. Computer been dead for a week though;) but at the soonest opportunity...
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Posted: 2006-10-24 08:37:00
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On 2006-10-23 14:24:48, francoislr wrote:
@ Siosal, my phone used to switch off randomly, but that has stopped. Think it was just the battery. It just got better and better every day, and don't think it has happened for a long time at all. The other thing, and it is, no matter what anyone say, the crappest thing on SonyEricsson phones, my headset connector does not stay in anymore. I sent that in as well. It is not the phone, but the headset. My charger and other cables connect perfectly, it is just the headset. And last but not least, the weasel, he must go. I don't care what they think but if I cannot delete those weasel pictures when I get it back, they will know about it. I am still traumatized by the first offering we got, the thing stripping its fur. That was disgusting!
Oh. Please let me know if they debrand your phone. Or remove that weasel. I hate it twice as much.
And maybe having a crap phone will make you appreciate your own that much more.....
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Posted: 2006-10-24 08:59:42
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