I've looked at the guidelines and I can't see this mentioned as a no-no, I just wondered if people have got any funny or interesting sites that they know of.
I know quite a few, but I'm always interested in new stuff.
I don't mean sites that are in competition with SH, obviously, just weird or interesting ones to look at when we're not on SH.
Any suggestions?
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Tool
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 63
Straight Female, 48
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Sometimes these things turn nasty, involving dos attacks on sites that take them down for a few days. I've seen that happen between sites in the US. So maybe the mods' caution is warranted.
It was fun, though.
I'm still tempted to look for other 'serious' sites to hijack (in a harmless way) in the future.
It was fun, though.
I'm still tempted to look for other 'serious' sites to hijack (in a harmless way) in the future.
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You should experience multinicking.
Is that where they steal all your credit cards?
John
No. Imagine there were 100 'users' on SH, but only 10 were real and the rest were 'characters' invented by those 10, to play mind games with each other. That's what goes on. Imagine you spent 2 years on here talking to me on the board, feeling you knew me, only to find out I didn't exist, and was a 'character' invented by one of the others. It's a psychological minefield....
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According to The Times (risks being controversial again, here), women and some gay men have trouble with directions and spacial awareness....
.......wait for it......... :shock: :shock:
The Times are shite at citing research. But actually, there are (small) gender differences in the way that men and women find their way through unfamiliar territory. Women are more likely to use landmarks, while men are more likely to use "sense of direction".... or in other words, spatial awareness. Which is the better strategy actually depends on the situation.
I am better with "sense of direction" than using landmarks. The other day I got "lost" cos I was trying to find a specific building from directions on map that was incorrect. Thus I was looking for landmarks that were not really there
. When I ditched the map I used my "sense of direction" and got there within a few minutes. Oh and the phone call to Judy helped too 
Now, you really do wish you'd stayed quiet, don't you Tool!
I'll get my coat...
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just as well it is blue and not satin with the directions.... then i would be scared... lol
Ahem... well, I do admit to getting slightly lost in Manchester the other day, while I was actually only a couple of streets away from where I wanted to go
... but we're not mentioning that ever again 
ops: 
:wink: :wink:According to The Times (risks being controversial again, here), women and some gay men have trouble with directions and spacial awareness....
.......wait for it......... :shock: :shock:
Are you some kind of MASOCHIST ?
If so, perhaps we could meet some time...No pressure...
Look, if it's in The Times, it must be true!
It's not their fault, it's their brains....
I will be bringing a selection of knives to the first munch I attend, so don't weigh yourselves down, girls
Quote by bluexxx
just as well it is blue and not satin with the directions.... then i would be scared... lol
Ahem... well, I do admit to getting slightly lost in Manchester the other day, while I was actually only a couple of streets away from where I wanted to go
... but we're not mentioning that ever again ops: :wink: :wink:According to The Times (risks being controversial again, here), women and some gay men have trouble with directions and spacial awareness....
.......wait for it......... :shock: :shock:
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the hills ,,, head for the hills ,,,you`ll be safe there.
Noooooooooooooooooooooooo.... not the hills................... the bus load of butches are heading over to SH Towers by that route..... I'd run away via the coastal road if I were you. That way, you'll miss them completely
Blue (good with directions
)What a way to die.....
:D :D 
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Given that, in an ideal universe, Ant & Dec wouldn't actually exist, the Doctor wins hands down. Actually, what I'd like to see is a story where the Doctor goes back in time and prevents Ant & Dec being born...
The first episode was ok. I think Chris Eccleston will be good in the part once he hits his stride.
Lol @ Zootle.......they're not that bad, surely!
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Can we fix it so everyone who doesnt bother ro read the advice and asks on the forum how to do this has to send 10p to JQL ? Then we wont have to keep reading it , and JQL will get the learjet hes always wanted ??
Guilty as charged.
Guess I'm not the first and probably won't be the last.....
