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because he was stupid.

[s]Rufus wrote on 19:36, 6th May 2004:
Good point Cain.



Very true.

[s] EviLTwiN wrote on 22:21, 5th May 2004: [s] tintin wrote on 19:20, 18th Apr 2004: [i] And besides, it's just bad form: only the nouveau riche would do it - not that there are any here, Heaven forbid! HA! the so called 'nouveau riche' aren't likely to do it, as they know (but wouldnt admit it) tha...

Nah, should be OK, a slave is a slave regardless of being british or not.

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Strange as it seems, no amount of learning can cure stupidity, and formal education positively fortifies it.
Stephen Vizinczey

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[li]Good health
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[li]St Andrews University
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Strange as it seems, no amount of learning can cure stupidity, and formal education positively fortifies it.
Stephen Vizinczey

fashionable

[s]quarterstaff wrote on 00:53, 21st Apr 2004:

kilts




summer job

Disturbing whilst funny.

http://www.apqx89.dsl.pipex.com/Cat.mpg

Came across this site, by Stanford University, called Folding@Home, basically it's a distributed computing project, where loads of people download a small program which runs in the background making your computer perform certain calculations as part of a network of others with the aim of finding a c...

"The Ultimate Dance Album", bought it because PJ and Duncans single was on it, The Fresh Prince & Jazzy Jefs "boom shake the room" and my then to be favourite band Eternal. Since the singles together cost £7 and the album was £10, I though why not and I've never looked back since, sniff.

I remember when I used to use the main library. They do seem pretty disorganised about certain things, namely getting returned books on the shelf. I knew where the books I needed were kept and so would go there after somebody had retuned it, or whenever, and it wouldn't be there, so I would check ea...

[s]Midget wrote on 00:24, 1st Apr 2004:
Hahahahahahaha Sweet dreams.


That was...horrible, my legs are crossed.

[s] LeopardSkinQueen wrote on 19:38, 30th Mar 2004: Or, if you have your own computer, you could do the smart thing and set up a mail client, like Entourage or Mail. This means that your email is on your computer, and there is less risk of your account filling up too much. [hr][s][i]What can you see...

[s] Unregisted User Locks wrote on 13:34, 30th Mar 2004: I left for Easter in a mad rush, and as a result, I left just about everything I need in my room. Is there anyway I could go about getting in my room (in Regs), or should I just give up and cry at my lack of basic essentials? The cleaners and ...

Here's a work around, access you mail by using the Telnet service. You type into internet explorer, or any other browser that may work with remote applications, telnet://.st-andrews.ac.uk , where is purds, maths, gatty... Next enter your user name and password when asked. You'll end up comming to th...

You did St Andrews proud.
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Nobody ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American public.
H. L. Mencken (1880 - 1956)

Just incase it wasn't mentioned: "Zigazig Ahh"

It's sorted now, I think.

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Nobody ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American public.
H. L. Mencken (1880 - 1956)

[s] Mr Comedy wrote on 01:55, 24th Mar 2004: I think both places are good, but you need to be with friends. I particularly like the Westport. And lets gt over this 'yah' stereotype, as it does not make any sense. There are people who are bastards who are better-off, and there are people who are bast...

[s] mackie wrote on 22:39, 27th Mar 2004: I'm not speaking out of ignorance...I'm speaking out of experience. And yes fair enough, I am judging some Christians, but I'm only judging the ones who judge me therefore I have the right to judge the people who think they can judge people. Fair enough, I'l...