another for John

[Mark Sreeves]

There is a column in "Computer Weekly" (UK newspaper everyone reads!) called "I did that" where webmasters tell the world about their (usually pretty good) website. Have you ever thought of submitting to it John?


How many 'hits' per day do you get on this site?

[da_silvy]

it would be over 1000 nearly, wouldn't it?q

[V(ery) Basic]

Yes, but is this a


pretty good website


?



















Of course it is. I think that 1000 hits per day is very
good considering only a handful of people progam.

Well done, John.

And James.

Why doesn't James ever speak to us?

I'm getting a bit bored of John...



















Tihihihi ;)

Anither one of my feeble jokes.

I'd just to say this website is (as we cool kids in GB call
it: Buaka sha)

Bye!

[John]

I have not come across that mag, but I'll look out for it next time I'm in the newsagents.

I'm afraid that I cannot disclose the number of hits that we get. Just note that it was enough to warrant us moving the forums onto a separate dedicated server. ;)

John



To V(ery) Basic: For real! I's feelin' it! etc etc. hehe - the joys of being British. No one else in the world has a clue what we're on about. :D

Are you from Britan, John?

[John]

Yup. English through and through.

John

[Sam Finch]

Westside Masif

[Stevie]

This VB thing is wicked man! Respec' from the Staines masif!

Yep I'm English/British too. Where you guys from?

I actually do live just round the corner from Staines.

[Sam Finch]

I is de Norf Londin Masif, I is passin fru Staines on me's way to Peterboro'. Respec comin out to de VB Cru.



me is makin' de spellin' mistakes.

[Edited by Sam Finch on 05-04-2000 at 07:16 PM]

[Stevie]

Aye, for real!

Hear me now, I likes VB but I wouldn't want to catch it. ;)

[Sam Finch]

I do, I mentioned it 4 posts ago.

Do you know anyone with the last name of Jass?

[Sam Finch]

No, There are 10 million people in London you know.

Woodbridge

[Sam Finch]

33 million, Canada's huge. there's like 60 million in England. what do you do with all the spare space.

[noone]

Mostly nothing. An amazingly large percentage of the population lives withing a few hundred kilometres of the US border. It gets a bit chilly (understatement) further up north.

[da_silvy]

i am in australia :)
down in melbourne :) :)

[gfk]

"Do you know anyone with the last name of Jass?"

Yeah, his first name is Hugh.

Have I spoilt your joke? Ah it was crap anyway. :)

[noone]

Well the Inuit seem to like it up there

[Juan Carlos Rey]

Canada is so little populated because NOONE lives there?

[noone]

Is there a groaning smiley?

[da_silvy]

australia is pretty big and only has around 20+ million :)
i think :)

[da_silvy]

actually, i think it has more than that :)

China has about 1 billion. That's a lot! It's about 8-10%
of the world population.

[Sam Finch]

and if everyone in china stood on chairs and jumped off at the same time it would cause an earthquake in california. The funny thing is that the US Government actually thought this was a serious danger.

[Juan Carlos Rey]

Did I guess? Are you from Canada, Noone?
I too live in a rather big country, Argentina, with a rather low population: 33 million people in 2.8 square Km, and believe me, no-one wants to live here.

Excuse my ugly greening, I didn't mean to be offensive.
I NEVER did, indeed.

Sam-> That can't be true because they are on oppostie sides of the globe.

[Sam Finch]

that's the point, it would send shockwaves right through the earth.

[da_silvy]

Yeah, well the US spent millions of dollars, so that the astronauts could write upside down in space.

What did the russians do???

































They sent up a pencil :)

[h]

I think James may be a little shy.... plus John is a bit more witty than James i think...

But hey there is always time....

[James]

H:

I'm not shy, just busy :)

James

da_silvy

I don't get it. What could possibly cost millions just to help you write?

[da_silvy]

so that it could write upside down




?????

:confused:
i don't really know :(