Matt Allwright, tedious little twat that he is, nevertheless exposed the 
International Man of Mystery

dIMM, you've been sussed


-- 
geoff

"raden"  wrote in message 
news:2df2LiNP2cKDFwhY@ntlworld.com...

>
> Matt Allwright, tedious little twat that he is, nevertheless exposed the 
> International Man of Mystery
>
> dIMM, you've been sussed
>
>
> -- 
> geoff


:-)

Can I smell gas?

Yea, that would be a bit that was in the pump

Oh right, I always thought that there should be WATER in there!!!!

raden wrote:


> 
> Matt Allwright, tedious little twat that he is, nevertheless exposed the 
> International Man of Mystery
> 
> dIMM, you've been sussed


Aww! I missed that prog.

Please do tell.

Dave

In article ,
   raden  wrote:

> Matt Allwright, tedious little twat that he is, nevertheless exposed the 
> International Man of Mystery

> dIMM, you've been sussed


;-)

Explain?

-- 
*Always remember you're unique, just like everyone else.

    Dave Plowman        dave@davenoise.co.uk           London SW
                  To e-mail, change noise into sound.

On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 18:30:27 GMT, raden  wrote:


>I'll see what I can do - I'll have to convert it to a computer readable 
>format first


Hi,

If you burn it to a DVD first then Gordian Knot and AutoGK are worth a
look for getting it to a shareable format.

cheers,
Pete.

raden wrote:


>
> I wonder if someone from the BBC is lurking in uk.d-i-y and has a sense
> of humour ?
>
>


That wouldn't be a certain "Matthew Marks", original 'facilitator' for
want of a better word of uk.d-i-y?

Never caught the show, but I guess it will be repeated somewhere.

Mungo

In message , 
mungoh@gmail.com writes

>
>raden wrote:
>
>>
>> I wonder if someone from the BBC is lurking in uk.d-i-y and has a sense
>> of humour ?
>>
>>
>
>That wouldn't be a certain "Matthew Marks", original 'facilitator' for
>want of a better word of uk.d-i-y?


Now there's a name with cobwebs on ...

I wonder if he still has the old bike ?


>
>Never caught the show, but I guess it will be repeated somewhere.


I doubt it, and hope not

I only watch it because I'm a masochist

Matt the twat really grates ( I think it's the same with all Esther 
Ransen's protegees - including Paxman)

I wonder if Matt and his mate with the wheels are an issue ?



>
>Mungo
>


-- 
geoff

In article , raden@kateda.org says...
<snip>

> I was thinking of editing it
> 
> on second thoughts, everyone's got broadband now haven't they ?


http://www.dvdshrink.org/

> 
> On the subject of which, has anybody looked at bethere ?
> 
> They claim an UP TO 24 meg connection for £20/month if you sign up by 
> the 18th
> 
> 

If lots of people sign up they'll be sharing the 24 meg between them, 
and if not enough people sign up they won't be able to maintain the 
service ... (only guessing)

In message , Rob Morley 
 writes

>In article , raden@kateda.org says...
><snip>
>> I was thinking of editing it
>>
>> on second thoughts, everyone's got broadband now haven't they ?
>
>http://www.dvdshrink.org/
>>
>> On the subject of which, has anybody looked at bethere ?
>>
>> They claim an UP TO 24 meg connection for 20/month if you sign up by
>> the 18th
>>
>>
>If lots of people sign up they'll be sharing the 24 meg between them,
>and if not enough people sign up they won't be able to maintain the
>service ... (only guessing)
>

Same with most ISPs - here on NTL I'm subject to contention and paying 
more for a 2 meg connection


-- 
geoff

In message , Rob Morley 
 writes

>In article <zIPnOq+MB1KDFwQ0@ntlworld.com>, raden@kateda.org says...
>> In message , Rob Morley
>>  writes
>> >In article , raden@kateda.org says...
>> ><snip>
>> >> I was thinking of editing it
>> >>
>> >> on second thoughts, everyone's got broadband now haven't they ?
>> >
>> >http://www.dvdshrink.org/
>> >>
>> >> On the subject of which, has anybody looked at bethere ?
>> >>
>> >> They claim an UP TO 24 meg connection for 20/month if you sign up by
>> >> the 18th
>> >>
>> >>
>> >If lots of people sign up they'll be sharing the 24 meg between them,
>> >and if not enough people sign up they won't be able to maintain the
>> >service ... (only guessing)
>> >
>> Same with most ISPs - here on NTL I'm subject to contention and paying
>> more for a 2 meg connection
>>
>I was just pointing out that their "up to" figure might not materialise
>for most users, and if it did the service wouldn't last long.


And you think I put those exact words in caps for fun ?


-- 
geoff

In article , raden@kateda.org says...

> In message , Rob Morley 
>  writes
> >In article <zIPnOq〝䨌尐@ntlworld.com>, raden@kateda.org says...
> >> In message , Rob Morley
> >>  writes
> >> >In article , raden@kateda.org says...
> >> ><snip>
> >> >> I was thinking of editing it
> >> >>
> >> >> on second thoughts, everyone's got broadband now haven't they ?
> >> >
> >> >http://www.dvdshrink.org/
> >> >>
> >> >> On the subject of which, has anybody looked at bethere ?
> >> >>
> >> >> They claim an UP TO 24 meg connection for £20/month if you sign up by
> >> >> the 18th
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >If lots of people sign up they'll be sharing the 24 meg between them,
> >> >and if not enough people sign up they won't be able to maintain the
> >> >service ... (only guessing)
> >> >
> >> Same with most ISPs - here on NTL I'm subject to contention and paying
> >> more for a 2 meg connection
> >>
> >I was just pointing out that their "up to" figure might not materialise
> >for most users, and if it did the service wouldn't last long.
> 
> And you think I put those exact words in caps for fun ?
> 

I didn't even notice  :-\

In message , Rob Morley 
 writes

>In article , raden@kateda.org says...
>> In message , Rob Morley
>>  writes
>> >In article <zIPnOq+MB1KDFwQ0@ntlworld.com>, raden@kateda.org says...
>> >> In message , Rob Morley
>> >>  writes
>> >> >In article , raden@kateda.org says...
>> >> ><snip>
>> >> >> I was thinking of editing it
>> >> >>
>> >> >> on second thoughts, everyone's got broadband now haven't they ?
>> >> >
>> >> >http://www.dvdshrink.org/
>> >> >>
>> >> >> On the subject of which, has anybody looked at bethere ?
>> >> >>
>> >> >> They claim an UP TO 24 meg connection for 20/month if you sign up by
>> >> >> the 18th
>> >> >>
>> >> >>
>> >> >If lots of people sign up they'll be sharing the 24 meg between them,
>> >> >and if not enough people sign up they won't be able to maintain the
>> >> >service ... (only guessing)
>> >> >
>> >> Same with most ISPs - here on NTL I'm subject to contention and paying
>> >> more for a 2 meg connection
>> >>
>> >I was just pointing out that their "up to" figure might not materialise
>> >for most users, and if it did the service wouldn't last long.
>>
>> And you think I put those exact words in caps for fun ?
>>
>I didn't even notice  :-\


/me throws board duster

detention for you m'boy


-- 
geoff

In article , raden@kateda.org says...
<snip>

> /me throws board duster
> 
> detention for you m'boy
> 

It's been a long time, but that still has a familiar ring  :-)

"Rob Morley"  wrote in message 
news:MPG.1d96b6a0176e27f2989848@news.individual.net...

> In article , raden@kateda.org says...
> <snip>
>> /me throws board duster
>>
>> detention for you m'boy
>>
> It's been a long time, but that still has a familiar ring  :-)


It was never said to me.

But I was at a girls' school ...

:-)

Mary

"raden"  wrote in message
news:C$WbTM3qpgKDFwFB@ntlworld.com...

> In message <dgcmbg$5bp$2@nwrdmz02.dmz.ncs.ea.ibs-infra.bt.com>, Dave
>  writes
> >raden wrote:
> >
> >>  Matt Allwright, tedious little twat that he is, nevertheless exposed
> >>the  International Man of Mystery
> >>  dIMM, you've been sussed
> >
> >Aww! I missed that prog.
> >
> >Please do tell.
> >
> One of their rogue traders - a, well, let's call him a CH fitter for
> want of a better world, was a man trading as B & H Gas fitters or
> something, without CORGI registration  (dIMM has already admitted to not
> being CORGI registered)


Maxie!!! Do have Dim Lin, the Oriental enchantress, driving around in an
enchanted CORGI van? Committing havoc upon the western world as we know it?
So, you get the rap then, your front woman does. Maxie, you are a one.

Mary Fisher wrote:

>>>detention for you m'boy
>>It's been a long time, but that still has a familiar ring  :-)
> It was never said to me.
> But I was at a girls' school ...


And very pretty in your pigtails and pink gingham pinafore I'm sure you 
were too.

At least they taught you how to use apostrophes correctly.

Owain

"Owain"  wrote in message 
news:1127049655.9444.0@nnrp-t71-02.news.clara.net...

> Mary Fisher wrote:
>>>>detention for you m'boy
>>>It's been a long time, but that still has a familiar ring  :-)
>> It was never said to me.
>> But I was at a girls' school ...
>
> And very pretty in your pigtails and pink gingham pinafore I'm sure you 
> were too.


Not especially, nor were there pigtails for me and pink gingham for anyone. 
Spotless white aprons or green lab coats protected our bottle green 
gymslips.

>
> At least they taught you how to use apostrophes correctly.


Yes, would that it was considered as important now :-(

English grammar and spelling and Latin were the best things I ever learned. 
They weren't the only lessons though. I didn't excel at everything - 
especially maths, history and sports.

Nor did I learn from detentions, lines and other punishments ...

Mary

>
> Owain
> 

In message <432d5b2b$0$8046$892e7fe2@authen.white.readfreenews.net>, 
Doctor Drivel  writes

>
>"raden"  wrote in message
>news:C$WbTM3qpgKDFwFB@ntlworld.com...
>> In message <dgcmbg$5bp$2@nwrdmz02.dmz.ncs.ea.ibs-infra.bt.com>, Dave
>>  writes
>> >raden wrote:
>> >
>> >>  Matt Allwright, tedious little twat that he is, nevertheless exposed
>> >>the  International Man of Mystery
>> >>  dIMM, you've been sussed
>> >
>> >Aww! I missed that prog.
>> >
>> >Please do tell.
>> >
>> One of their rogue traders - a, well, let's call him a CH fitter for
>> want of a better world, was a man trading as B & H Gas fitters or
>> something, without CORGI registration  (dIMM has already admitted to not
>> being CORGI registered)
>
>Maxie!!! Do have Dim Lin, the Oriental enchantress, driving around in an
>enchanted CORGI van? Committing havoc upon the western world as we know it?
>So, you get the rap then, your front woman does. Maxie, you are a one.
>

That "holiday" he had in the clinic didn't do him much good, did it ?


-- 
geoff

"raden"  wrote in message 
news:ZFr9NbAaHXLDFw8p@ntlworld.com...

>>
> That "holiday" he had in the clinic didn't do him much good, did it ?


Nice for us while it lasted though :-)

Mary

>
>
> -- 
> geoff 

In message <432d71c2$0$32462$4c56ba96@master.news.zetnet.net>, Mary 
Fisher  writes

>
>English grammar and spelling and Latin were the best things I ever learned.
>They weren't the only lessons though. I didn't excel at everything -
>especially maths, history and sports.
>
>Nor did I learn from detentions, lines and other punishments ...
>

"Nothing is more distressing to a well regulated mind than the sight of 
a person who ought to know better disporting himself in an improper 
manner at an improper time"

I still remember

in "units" of 30

-- 
geoff

"Mary Fisher"  wrote in message
news:432d738c$0$28626$4c56ba96@master.news.zetnet.net...

>
> "raden"  wrote in message
> news:ZFr9NbAaHXLDFw8p@ntlworld.com...
> >>
> > That "holiday" he had in the clinic didn't do him much good, did it ?
>
> Nice for us while it lasted though :-)


 Mary

Have you been in a clinic recently?

In article <t7mQSADtFZLDFwZ+@ntlworld.com>, raden@kateda.org says...

> In message <432d71c2$0$32462$4c56ba96@master.news.zetnet.net>, Mary 
> Fisher  writes
> >
> >English grammar and spelling and Latin were the best things I ever learned.
> >They weren't the only lessons though. I didn't excel at everything -
> >especially maths, history and sports.
> >
> >Nor did I learn from detentions, lines and other punishments ...
> >
> "Nothing is more distressing to a well regulated mind than the sight of 
> a person who ought to know better disporting himself in an improper 
> manner at an improper time"
> 
> I still remember
> 
> in "units" of 30
> 
> 

We had to write an essay (choice of subject from a list of about eight) 
and if it was rubbish or too short you'd be back in detention the next 
week.  ISTR that I just wrote the same essay every time (which was most 
weeks at one point) - Sunday afternoons were such fun  :-)

"raden"  wrote in message 
news:t7mQSADtFZLDFwZ+@ntlworld.com...

> In message <432d71c2$0$32462$4c56ba96@master.news.zetnet.net>, Mary Fisher 
>  writes
>>
>>English grammar and spelling and Latin were the best things I ever 
>>learned.
>>They weren't the only lessons though. I didn't excel at everything -
>>especially maths, history and sports.
>>
>>Nor did I learn from detentions, lines and other punishments ...
>>
> "Nothing is more distressing to a well regulated mind than the sight of a 
> person who ought to know better disporting himself in an improper manner 
> at an improper time"


Only the pompous would claim to have a well regulated mind, in my opinion. 
They deserve to be distressed.

>
> I still remember


What - disporting yourself?

Climbing a tree in a sarong?

:-)

Mary

In article <t7mQSADtFZLDFwZ+@ntlworld.com>, raden@kateda.org says...

> >
> "Nothing is more distressing to a well regulated mind than the sight of 
> a person who ought to know better disporting himself in an improper 
> manner at an improper time"
> 
> I still remember
> 
> in "units" of 30
> 
> 


Sounds like Roger Bayes at Colchester Grammar - that was his favourite!

In message <432d93d6$0$59758$892e7fe2@authen.white.readfreenews.net>, 
Doctor Drivel  writes

>
>"Mary Fisher"  wrote in message
>news:432d738c$0$28626$4c56ba96@master.news.zetnet.net...
>>
>> "raden"  wrote in message
>> news:ZFr9NbAaHXLDFw8p@ntlworld.com...
>> >>
>> > That "holiday" he had in the clinic didn't do him much good, did it ?
>>
>> Nice for us while it lasted though :-)
>
> Mary
>
>Have you been in a clinic recently?


No, who would want to come and visit you ?



>


-- 
geoff

"raden"  wrote in message
news:erRcmpNwcaLDFwPX@ntlworld.com...

> In message <432d93d6$0$59758$892e7fe2@authen.white.readfreenews.net>,
> Doctor Drivel  writes
> >
> >"Mary Fisher"  wrote in message
> >news:432d738c$0$28626$4c56ba96@master.news.zetnet.net...
> >>
> >> "raden"  wrote in message
> >> news:ZFr9NbAaHXLDFw8p@ntlworld.com...
> >> >>
> >> > That "holiday" he had in the clinic didn't do him much good, did it ?
> >>
> >> Nice for us while it lasted though :-)
> >
> > Mary
> >
> >Have you been in a clinic recently?
>
> No, who would want to come and visit you ?


I have a fabulous bedside manner Maxie.

"Rob Morley"  wrote in message 
news:MPG.1d97a4d05bc165d3989856@news.individual.net...

>>
>>
> We had to write an essay (choice of subject from a list of about eight)
> and if it was rubbish or too short you'd be back in detention the next
> week.  ISTR that I just wrote the same essay every time (which was most
> weeks at one point) - Sunday afternoons were such fun  :-)


You were at boarding school???

There's posh!

I always wanted to go to boarding school :-(

Mary

"Gary Cavie"  wrote in message 
news:MPG.1d97aad71eaacc4a9896b3@news.individual.net...

> In article <t7mQSADtFZLDFwZ+@ntlworld.com>, raden@kateda.org says...
>> >
>> "Nothing is more distressing to a well regulated mind than the sight of
>> a person who ought to know better disporting himself in an improper
>> manner at an improper time"
>>
>> I still remember
>>
>> in "units" of 30
>>
>>
>
> Sounds like Roger Bayes at Colchester Grammar - that was his favourite!


Geoff - have you changed your name?

Mary

In message <432db583$0$32458$4c56ba96@master.news.zetnet.net>, Mary 
Fisher  writes

>
>"Rob Morley"  wrote in message
>news:MPG.1d97a4d05bc165d3989856@news.individual.net...
>>>
>>>
>> We had to write an essay (choice of subject from a list of about eight)
>> and if it was rubbish or too short you'd be back in detention the next
>> week.  ISTR that I just wrote the same essay every time (which was most
>> weeks at one point) - Sunday afternoons were such fun  :-)
>
>You were at boarding school???
>
>There's posh!
>
>I always wanted to go to boarding school :-(
>

Believe me, you wouldn't have

.... after the first day at least

-- 
geoff

In message <432db59e$0$12562$4c56ba96@master.news.zetnet.net>, Mary 
Fisher  writes

>
>"Gary Cavie"  wrote in message
>news:MPG.1d97aad71eaacc4a9896b3@news.individual.net...
>> In article <t7mQSADtFZLDFwZ+@ntlworld.com>, raden@kateda.org says...
>>> >
>>> "Nothing is more distressing to a well regulated mind than the sight of
>>> a person who ought to know better disporting himself in an improper
>>> manner at an improper time"
>>>
>>> I still remember
>>>
>>> in "units" of 30
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Sounds like Roger Bayes at Colchester Grammar - that was his favourite!
>
>Geoff - have you changed your name?
>

Nah - http://www.kimbolton.cambs.sch.uk/

but it now takes girlies

-- 
geoff

"raden"  wrote in message 
news:NnnYFMkoWcLDFwsV@ntlworld.com...

>>
>>You were at boarding school???
>>
>>There's posh!
>>
>>I always wanted to go to boarding school :-(
>>
> Believe me, you wouldn't have
>
> ... after the first day at least


You don't know that.

Mary

>
> -- 
> geoff 

Mary Fisher wrote:

> "Owain"  wrote in message 
>>At least they taught you how to use apostrophes correctly. 
> Yes, would that it was considered as important now :-(



  ITYM  would that it were

> 
> English grammar and spelling and Latin were the best things I ever learned. 




-- 
David Clark

$message_body_include ="PLES RING IF AN RNSR IS REQIRD"

Rob Morley wrote:

> We had to write an essay (choice of subject from a list of about eight) 
> and if it was rubbish or too short you'd be back in detention the next 
> week.  ISTR that I just wrote the same essay every time (which was most 
> weeks at one point) - Sunday afternoons were such fun  :-)


Maybe after you had to go back the first time you should have realised 
the essay was no good!

In article <DNwXe.99076$Fb6.32815@fe09.ams>, ric@shoe.com says...

> Rob Morley wrote:
> > We had to write an essay (choice of subject from a list of about eight) 
> > and if it was rubbish or too short you'd be back in detention the next 
> > week.  ISTR that I just wrote the same essay every time (which was most 
> > weeks at one point) - Sunday afternoons were such fun  :-)
> 
> Maybe after you had to go back the first time you should have realised 
> the essay was no good!
> 

The detention was newly earned each week  :-\

In message , Andy Hall 
<andyh@hall.nospam> writes

>On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 23:58:27 GMT, raden  wrote:
>
>>In message , "Dave Plowman (News)"
>> writes
>>>In article ,
>>>   raden  wrote:
>>>> Matt Allwright, tedious little twat that he is, nevertheless exposed the
>>>> International Man of Mystery
>>>
>>>> dIMM, you've been sussed
>>>
>>>;-)
>>>
>>>Explain?
>>>
>>OK, how many other people want a DVD of the program ?
>>
>>name and address to my email addy
>
>Could you maybe compress it down with DIVX or Windows Media Encoder
>(free from M$) and put the file on an FTP site, Geoff?
>

I've zipped it and am uploading at the moment

it's still 300 megs


-- 
geoff

On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 21:29:27 +0100, "Sparks" <this@is.invalid> wrote:


>
>"raden"  wrote in message 
>news:2df2LiNP2cKDFwhY@ntlworld.com...
>>
>> Matt Allwright, tedious little twat that he is, nevertheless exposed the 
>> International Man of Mystery
>>


He may be tedious in some peoples eyes, but a far better person than
those low-life mother-****rs that rob, steal and lie to people robbing
them of hunfred's or thousands of pounds. Once exposed, life
imprisonment for these vermin is too kind.

raden wrote:


> I've zipped it and am uploading at the moment
 
> it's still 300 megs


And highly illegal by the sound of things.

In message , 
Weatherlawyer  writes

>
>raden wrote:
>
>> I've zipped it and am uploading at the moment
>
>> it's still 300 megs
>
>And highly illegal by the sound of things.
>

DIGAF?

-- 
geoff

In message , Andy Hall 
<andyh@hall.nospam> writes

>On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 23:58:27 GMT, raden  wrote:
>
>>In message , "Dave Plowman (News)"
>> writes
>>>In article ,
>>>   raden  wrote:
>>>> Matt Allwright, tedious little twat that he is, nevertheless exposed the
>>>> International Man of Mystery
>>>
>>>> dIMM, you've been sussed
>>>
>>>;-)
>>>
>>>Explain?
>>>
>>OK, how many other people want a DVD of the program ?
>>
>>name and address to my email addy
>
>Could you maybe compress it down with DIVX or Windows Media Encoder
>(free from M$) and put the file on an FTP site, Geoff?
>

I'll see what I can do - I'll have to convert it to a computer readable 
format first

-- 
geoff

In article , raden@kateda.org says...

> In message , Andy Hall 
> <andyh@hall.nospam> writes
> >On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 23:58:27 GMT, raden  wrote:
> >
> >>In message , "Dave Plowman (News)"
> >> writes
> >>>In article ,
> >>>   raden  wrote:
> >>>> Matt Allwright, tedious little twat that he is, nevertheless exposed the
> >>>> International Man of Mystery
> >>>
> >>>> dIMM, you've been sussed
> >>>
> >>>;-)
> >>>
> >>>Explain?
> >>>
> >>OK, how many other people want a DVD of the program ?
> >>
> >>name and address to my email addy
> >
> >Could you maybe compress it down with DIVX or Windows Media Encoder
> >(free from M$) and put the file on an FTP site, Geoff?
> >
> I'll see what I can do - I'll have to convert it to a computer readable 
> format first
> 

Last time I looked DVDs were computer readable  :-)

In message <+Vf0JOJW1FMDFwgO@ntlworld.com>, raden  
writes

>In message , 
>Weatherlawyer  writes
>>
>>raden wrote:
>>
>>> I've zipped it and am uploading at the moment
>>
>>> it's still 300 megs
>>
>>And highly illegal by the sound of things.
>>
>DIGAF?
>

http://cosmos.silat.org.uk/Rogues.rar

p/w - cosmospublic

-- 
geoff

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
raden   wrote:


>>
> http://cosmos.silat.org.uk/Rogues.rar
>
> p/w - cosmospublic



Thanks for the file. I've downloaded the file, extracted rogues.VOB using
WinRAR - but my system doesn't seem to know what to do with a .VOB file. Any
clues?

Also, what is the password for - I haven't been asked for one so far?
-- 
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In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Set Square   wrote:


> In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
> raden   wrote:
>
>>>
>> http://cosmos.silat.org.uk/Rogues.rar
>>
>> p/w - cosmospublic
>
>
> Thanks for the file. I've downloaded the file, extracted rogues.VOB
> using WinRAR - but my system doesn't seem to know what to do with a
> .VOB file. Any clues?
>
> Also, what is the password for - I haven't been asked for one so far?


Well, I managed to convert it to a .mpg file - using odd bits of software
which I had lying around - but it only seems to contain the first 11 minutes
of the programme. is that right?
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