Jeff, i only really know him by name, still found the videos funny though

there are no bevels in mine it is strictly wysiwyg [image: wDE8_mem4.jpg] [image: x6DU_4.jpg]

I was quite tame compared to you lot but some stuff that comes to mind; Age 8, scout camp: We had a butane stove that wouldn't light so we figured the gas cylinder might be empty. I tested it by holding a lit match to the cylinder tap and turned it expecting the flame to get a bit bigger if there was any gas left. Impressively the whole gas cylinder caught alight and started rolling around. It came to rest at the side of our tent which caught alight too. Teenage highlights; Regularly used to climb a tree in order to jump over a large barbed wire fence that seperated us from the posh girls school. We did climbing and abseiling at school which was foolish on the schools part as my friends and I used to do "homework". Freestyle quarry climbing was always quite popular. Various painful bicycle accidents, often as a result of drinking beer and then holding onto a motorbike to pick up speed... Starting fires. Small rural bonfires that used to suddenly set fire to everything around them. We were experts at beating out fires with blankets.

I like to amaze (bore) my friends and family while playing bocce. Bocce balls are fun to juggle.

Nn, i havent tried that yet, i'll give it a go next time i boot up. Although you can do this for lots of distros, this one's just very nice in it's simplicity. You jsut have to tell it where to find the fedora liveCD and where your USB is and it will go. Good for the stupid folk like me

I did subd it actually, although now you mention it i reckon it could probably do with a couple more iterations.

This doesn't look hard at all, Remus: http://lifehacker.com/software/hack-attack/build-a-hackintosh-mac-for-under-800-321913.php I've built more elaborate computers and set up odder software. It seems like someone else has already done all the hard tweaking. You know, an Apple Store just opened down the street. It's wall-to-wall-to-glass-staircase in expensive, attitude-laden minimalist hardware...I'm really tempted to make one of these Frankensteins just to--metaphorically of course--stick my finger in Mr. Job's eye.

Anssi, I think the question is regarding exporters available in SU Pro and not SU Free. Emulating existing SU functionality that would normally only be available in the Pro version and making it available for Free users. There have been a few functions emulated for Free that is normally only available in Pro, another (apart from those already mentioned) is the ability to set location and set the North angle.

@rodentpete said: @remus said: Organic apples all the way All apples are organic - so are all plants, animals and plastics. (I get irritated by the 'organic' buzzword ) You're mixing chemistry and farming terminology. Organic chemistry is anything involving carbon compounds, as noted above. Organic farming is a practical and philosophical methodology of food production that used to include caring for the long term health of the land, local production to reduce the transport time of foodstuffs as well as the no synthetic pesticides and fertilisers approach. Ever since big farming companies got involved the first few bits of the philosophy seem to have been ignored by most of the market. I don't go for the woo part of organic food but I certainly approve of the "care for your land's long term health" bit. And I'm quite certain that locally produced food will usually be better than that transported across huge distances and stored for long periods. Luckily for me I have farm just a mile down the road from which I can get almost all my veg. There really isn't anything better tasting than veg that was cut just half an hour ago. As long as you don't hear the screams of the carrots in your sleep..

Gee I had expected a posting in the forum about your new SKetchUp 7 news. I didn't realize there was gonna be this whole big e-zine thing happening. Wow Coen. good work. I didn't get a chance to read all of the interviews yet but I did read Aiden's. I really enjoyed it. Lot's of food for thought re SketchUp.

milk chocolate my parents' two pekes, Shenwu and Wanli

Having burnt fingers

i think i can see where your comign from there pav, simple yet effective And as for being a bit weird, of course it is, every object has a different meaning to everyone who uses it, and so lots of people will attacha major significance to some seemingly insignificant things.

Well: I'm an architect and I adore my job! I know it sounds normal and ordinary, but it's so.

Just thought id add a few more to the list. Colour Index- Essentialy just a big list of colours that go well together, very useful when your feeling skint for ideas though. How to be a graphic designer, without losing your soul- essentially a collection of ones persons tips and advice on working in the design industry, quite a stimulating read.

impressive looks good (without combustion?)

my god, i ended up going clubbing in the end. feeling astonishingly rough now, couldn't quite do a 12 pinter, only got to 9. pav

something in your voice i guess ha ha pav