Vossi
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You can concentrate on this under those circumstances? I cant and no matter that mine are 5 and 3 years old, they rock the house without mercy...
I don't know how Kier and Mike keep up with all of this.
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Being able to concentrate through the constant noise and interruptions is an acquired skill - and one I've not quite mastered yet.
welshstew
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I hear they have free wifi in some of these new fang-dangled coffee emporiums...
Cezz
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Oh I know that feeling... well I don't have the 6month year old but the three year old is enough... Those 10min you sit back to take a break and 10seconds in you hear "Daddy!" lol
Cezz
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Ha Ha... Problem would be travelling there and they like to kick you out after a few days... think Kier may need to put shoes on for that trip too...
Perhaps, but I'm far more productive with my full setup that I could ever be on a laptop, and they tend not to like you setting up four massive displays on their coffee tables
Not likely
welshstew
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Yeah, but you could get a twin screen laptop:Perhaps, but I'm far more productive with my full setup that I could ever be on a laptop, and they tend not to like you setting up four massive displays on their coffee tables
article: http://gizmodo.com/5346996/gscreens-dual+screen-spacebook-coming-soonish
Perhaps, but I'm far more productive with my full setup that I could ever be on a laptop, and they tend not to like you setting up four massive displays on their coffee tables
Not likely
So many DB tables..
Probably over 100.
Cezz
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Ha Ha fair enough
... I very rarely put shoes or socks on anyway... Most the time just popping out of the house for 10min so just slip some saddles (flip-flops) on, not the best way to drive (especially when you drive like me) but it is quick and easy and convenient.P.S. Nice setup you got going on there
Cezz
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That is one damn chunky laptop though..
In general, if the trip is suitable for flip-flops, I just go barefoot.
DaKat
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Wait until they get old enough for phones of their own. And stereos.
Anthony Parsons
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Yep... I gave up just trying to read it all already. To much, to fast.
welshstew
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In Reading?? That's a bit dodgy...
Meh, not really. What's so dodgy about it?
Cezz
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Guess you live in a part of Reading that I haven't visited then... I used to spend a lot of time in Wokingham and Reading city centre and personally wouldn't have walked around barefoot
Plus it is illegal to drive barefoot in the UK... Flip-flops are frowned upon but they are legal
welshstew
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I guess it depends on what area. I used to live in Tilehurst (the good part) many years ago (secondary school age) then moved up to Whitchurch Hill (above Pangbourne) before I went away to Uni, so I know the area quite well
I certainly wouldn't go barefoot around the Whitley area or Cemetery Junction...
I used to spend a lot of time in Wokingham and Reading city centre and personally wouldn't have walked around barefoot
I currently live in Wokingham - apart from the dodgy pub at the station, its a really nice area.
DoctorWatsOn
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That's a myth, actually.
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