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You might enjoy the Baroque Cycle of books from Neal Stephenson.

Ah, I see. Thanks for clarifying.

Pyramids. Yes, I'd forgotten about that one. Good old Pteppic. The Camel names always creased me up too. I seem to remember the ending being a bit weak, as though as he'd had huge fun writing it, but just couldn't sort out how to finish it well.

Wait there. Most things I read go on about the 3D being mint for the first while until the novelty wears off, but there's no games. Then you talk about SF4 like that... is this console a turkey?

Shit man, nobody used it back then... did they?

I wholeheartedly disagree with this. I've always thought the best ones were the early Rincewind novels (maybe because I remember as a wee lad my friend handing me The Colour of Magic and being besotted). Others that I enjoyed were Eric, Mort. the first Granny Weatherwax one and the one where Carrott(sp?) comes to Ankh-Morpork. The latter ones I can take or leave. Guess I just got bored of his style.

You heard it here first: The Nintendo 3DS - it's almost as good as if you weren't looking at it all.

I 'spose I *could* have just googled it myself. Was just interested at the world view. Dam' you and your google-fu. Although mine was particularly weak.

Interesting to see the world map like that. Is that how the Japanese traditionally depict the globe?

It says there is, I'm sure. A bird's nest.

Just watched 'A Town Called Panic' - UK users will recognise the figures from the Cravendale ads from a few months back. This film is bloody crackers, and great fun. Impossible not to like. Also just watched 'Winnebago Man'. While I enjoyed it, I felt a bit sorry for the man himself, as the guy doing the doc seemed like a bit of a wanker. When the old fella wanted to talk about his political beliefs, and how he thought things were going wrong, the director just cut him off and refused to let him finish, and made him talk about vacuous stuff. In short, you get what the man is about, but not really to know him as well as you'd like. A missed opportunity, and I got the impression the director just wanted to use him as a leg up for further projects and didn't actually care about Winnebago Man at all.

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I'd talk to someone about that if I were you.

20.5m Managed to swap hands on one ring somehow. Needed to do it again. I fell.

That bird is a real pain in the arse though.

Loads easier than QWOP. 18.0 so far. Traversing is dead difficult with no feet. Would make life easier if you could grab 1 ring with 2 hands.

Old; but I've only just seen it. It's fucking mint: h_6lyPEuM_M

Haha! Now you come to mention it...

Thanks man. I have the power of the mac to thank for that though. It just made everything so easy.

BTW, do you think charging for wifi is fair?

Re: pricing, a full size awning would put an extra 7.50/5 nights. A small tent is a tenner, a large six man is 14, with electric a bit more - per night.

Hm. Well I mainly wanted it to be clean and very clear where the important info is - i.e. contact details and price list! There is a canoeing blog section, but I need some more photos for that. I will have a think about what more I want it to do.

Indeed. Then again, I'm no designer, it's the first website I've ever bothered to do and it took me 3 hours. Happy to field (ho ho) ideas, if anyone can be bothered.

Test site up! I've noticed 1 typo already, and a formatting error.