Tea? (Part 2)

[potsy]

Btw Potsy, you should have warned me about a Scifi film on last night - The Human Centipede.

Oh my, that is bad even by my standards of film, there was a thread on here about it a while back. Definitely not your normal 'girly' viewing
I imagine you didn't watch it til the end?

 

[Speicher]

I watched the beginning which was a bit long-winded, returned to it later, and

How did that get past any certification, and what on earth were the actors thinking of? No, don't answer that one. I watched about fifteen minutes of it leading up to when the Police left after their first visit.

If there has already been a thread about it, I would like to know other's opinions.

I like horror films, like "The Fly" the old version and the newer one. I sat through "The Bone Collectors", which until last night I thought was the worst film ever. But last night

Edit, found the relevant thread. Snapper's comment sums it up quite well.

 

[potsy]

Now I've got you into my kind of films, I think you need to watch-
Hostel- part 1 and 2
Saw- However many there are now, 6 I think

Let me know when you've watched them Don't have nightmares

 

[Speicher]

The Bone Collectors was very gruesome. This steam-driven puter is in a different room to the tv, so I cannot watch tv at the same time. A good thing in some ways, as I can then concentrate on what I am watching. Are you on early or late shift this week? You've got some short weeks coming up, I hope.

You could watch Sliding Doors, Something's Gotta Give, and Thirteen going On Thirty!

 

[potsy]

If you mean The Bone Collector with Angelina Jolie(my favourite actress) then it is a 15 certificate, a mere family film
On late shift, and yes I have a weeks holiday the following week, followed by a 3 day week, then a 4 day week

 

[Speicher]

There must be two films with similar names then. The one I saw was definitely not family viewing, unless it was the Munster family.

A week's holiday? Got any plans, apart from recovering from STD SITD ?

 

[Speicher]

Time for me to say goodnight.

 

[potsy]

Good night

 

[TheDoctor]

I forgot to mention my Tea earlier, but I did have some.
I went to Cambridge on a singlespeeder!! Cycling mojo well and truly back.
And I cycled along part of the human genome.

 

[TheDoctor]

*wanders in, clears up tumbleweed*

Biskits?

 

[coffeejo]

Morning. Just. Tea?

 

[Speicher]

My puter is going more slowly than a slow thing on a slow day. I think it will be quicker to find a stamp and envelope and walk to the post box to reply to this thread.

 

[Night Train]

Hello.

Just had a tea and feeling a bit about a very small error on a spread sheet that made a very big variation on the output of a lot of calculations.

 

[Arch]

Hello.

Just had a tea and feeling a bit about a very small error on a spread sheet that made a very big variation on the output of a lot of calculations.

Don't tell me, you've just realised you're actually only 16 years old...

Ah tea! We've been out door knocking, collecting questionnaires that were distributed last week.

The general feeling seems to be that we do a very good job, although a few people have said that they wished we collected garden waste or aluminium foil.

We do! <sigh>

 

[Night Train]

Don't tell me, you've just realised you're actually only 16 years old...

Ah tea! We've been out door knocking, collecting questionnaires that were distributed last week.

The general feeling seems to be that we do a very good job, although a few people have said that they wished we collected garden waste or aluminium foil.

We do! <sigh>

That probably explains the short fall in the business plan!



My little error was that somehow my calculations for rolling resistance factored in velocity - Crr x m x g x v.
It should have been Crr x m x g.
The result is that I only need half the batteries for my electric trike then I thought.