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Genetic engineering at its finest....
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I could have gone longer - but the last bits were from my arm and over my shoulder - which was causing some fairly epic bruising, and my tattooist was concerned. In all honesty mate, just roll with it - I've only ever had to have a break once when being tattooed, and that was over my solar-plexus. Which I do not recommend....
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no, that's far more painful...
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Honestly mate, it'll be fine. If you've an artist who'll run you through what he's doing as he's doing it - then you can prepare yourself for when he's going to be over a sensitive place, where there's protruding bone or nerve bundles. Its very easy to become complacent and then get shocked when you hit something painful. Have you had anything like the spine done before? Its quite something....
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4 for my last sitting. Due to a combination of an early start and people cancelling I ended up with more than I expected to have ;-)
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[closed] bug/error: Post from mobile skin don't display signatures
Domino replied to Domino's topic in EduGeek.net Site Problems
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I was fairly impressed by Stones offering -ruggidised, handles, swivel touchscreen and not bad spec. The entry level one is priced at 320quid too...
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I'd forgotten about the d-link bag! ROFL, that was a definite highlight...
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That was odd...Plexer's reply of "..cause she casts spells?" was genius though...
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Evil, Evil Monkey! Evil, Evil Monkaaaay!
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lo, as in this thread: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/general-chat/69040-most-epic-steak-fail.html - my first two posts were from a HTC desire running Cyanogenmod using dolphin mini browser, the third from OSX using Chrome. The first two don't show a signature, unsure if this is by design (as it could be a useful indicator that someone is posting from a mobile device), but thought you'd like to know slaters
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Previous years we've gone to Black and Blue, which is usually excellent. However I gather the SmoothWallers had a bit of an awful time this year - so might be best avoided if its going downhill.....
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SKOOOOOOOOOOOG Kirsty is trying to buy a couple for her work, so I may be able to give an extended review later in the year and totally not just play with them. no, thats not what will happen. Thanks Chris, for letting us minor geeks join in with your fun again - and for putting up with all the stress and irritations from nutters/exhibitors/edutech as well as keeping us in a style to which we could very easily become accustomed. added yays: Meeting a record amount of edugeek members who we've not seen before having the 'most people on site at once' records tumble day after day ZeroHour calling Chris and I 'an embarrassment' when we were with Microsoft (you had to be there) Bossman and Webman being able to stay the night for once, and not just running around like loons cause they're sleep deprived and need to catch a coach. Also great to see you guys. Playing nerf guns at high noon with Sean from Smoothwall in the middle of some very disapproving people - hilarious. In fact smoothwall once again kept us entertained and on our toes, always a good thing. Everyone who viewed the webcam/twitter feeds/videos and said hi on the shoutbox - you guys help show us that it is worthwhile reporting back added boos: Shocking internet access - this is usual but this year seemed even worse. Shaun and I both trying to work on stand was killed by traceroute response with up to 4-figure lag times. Retiring to the press lounge didn't help when their connection died too. UPS - they are teh fail. end of. Freebie quality was an all time low - seriously shockingly bad. I may have to purchase memory sticks this year rather than pulling them from promotional bags for 7 weeks
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Robots have hands too...
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If that's the short straw I worry what the winner got ;-)
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He's just getting a straw....
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The sirloin I had was nicely cooked - but exceedingly dry. Just bad meat. Was funny the comments coming from Vik though
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You can view the page at http://www.edugeek.net/content.php?r=252-BETT-2010-Capita-and-Stone-Computers-Demo
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i thoroughly enjoyed that gif :-)
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You can view the page at http://www.edugeek.net/content.php?r=251-BETT-2011-Beamz-and-SkoogMusic-Demo
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Article: EduGeek's lighweight mobile skin is live
Domino replied to ZeroHour's topic in Legacy CMS Comments
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you mean you can't tell.....
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It does look really good - both from the demo we had and installing the software on our tablets. Its something that'll improve the more people use it - so why not give it a go?
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You can view the page at http://www.edugeek.net/content.php?r=249-BETT-2011-SANKORE
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Article: What to expect from EduGeek @BETT2011
Domino replied to Dos_Box's topic in Legacy CMS Comments
no one promised a good impression.....
