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The Knights who say "Ni!" demand.......a phishery!

What does that have to do with the price of fish?

What makes you think I'm ticklish?

Mwahahahaha! >:-D

"My Uncle Baldrick was in a play once." "Really?" "Yes. It was called Macbeth." "And what did he play?" "Second codpiece. Macbeth wore him in the fight scenes." "So he was a stunt codpiece." "Yes, that's right." "Did he have a large part?" "Depends who was playing Macbeth."

:-D I had barbecued swordfish steaks at a friend's place a year or so back. We were sitting on the balcony in the warm Hong Kong air at about 1am, eating these steaks and getting heroically wasted...great fun!

I used to work at an office down-wind of a poultry farm. The smell was disgusting, really fowl... :-D I'll get me coat.

I hope you brought enough for everyone... :-D

Any time ;-) It's a fascinating subject!

Yeah, that's the one :-)

Lots of sick people...maybe we need a bucket-chain? ;-)

Actually, no :-) The more frames per second you run at, the smoother the illusion of motion. The minimum number needed to create this illusion is about 16, and this is what early film cameras ran at. However, it was quickly discovered that this wasn't enough to cope with fast motion (eg in...

Sure thing. Uh...forget what?

Wow...a cross-species infection! What operating system are you running on yourself?

Ok, the scan can be found here: www.anathema.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/weirdstuff.png

ROTFL! Let's just say that I was online in the days when the 'A' didn't stand for 'America', if you catch my drift...

Ah well, that would be telling ;-)

I'll scan it in this evening :-)

To clarify this: we don't have a 'better quality framerate', we just use a different framerate over here. The Muppet Show was made on UK standard equipment, so it will always look better on UK DVDs than US ones, since no conversion is involved. (There is no good way to convert between the...

:-D I use Yahoo too. Barring one nasty crash the other night, it seems reliable enough, and I haven't seen anything suspicious on my firewall (yet) since I started using it. AOL, on the other hand...no power on this earth could convince me to install anything from them...