Re: PC Pilot Subscription
Posted: 10 Oct 2009, 08:55
Certainly well checked 
Garry
Garry
tonymadge wrote:or maybe its just shyte
I think you've hit the nail on the head, Tony. Brian
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Re: PC Pilot Subscription
Posted: 10 Oct 2009, 15:26
I think you've hit the nail on the head, Tony. Brian
Re: PC Pilot Subscription
Posted: 10 Oct 2009, 19:36
I get 'Computer Pilot' meself, and prefer it. There seems to be more in the way of tutorials, guides, hints and tips than PC Pilot.
Re: PC Pilot Subscription
Posted: 10 Oct 2009, 20:43
Dear oh dear,what is this forum coming to?.or maybe its just shyte
SHITE is spelt with an 'I'.For everyones info may Ialso point out that there is no X in bo!!ocks.The standard of profanity seems to be in decline around here.
Re: PC Pilot Subscription
Posted: 10 Oct 2009, 20:56
shyte Olde English word for "poopie."
Humpledink: Mary, what's that on ye face?
Mary: Hmm? What ever do ye mean?
Humpledink: Right there! Aside ye nose.
Mary: Oh yes, this...hmm...pudding perhaps. Yes?
Humpledink: Mary...wait...tis...TIS SHYTE!
So there you have it... and just in case thats not enough...
Shyte = Spelling for the common Irish pronunciation of the word.
Humpledink: Mary, what's that on ye face?
Mary: Hmm? What ever do ye mean?
Humpledink: Right there! Aside ye nose.
Mary: Oh yes, this...hmm...pudding perhaps. Yes?
Humpledink: Mary...wait...tis...TIS SHYTE!
So there you have it... and just in case thats not enough...
Shyte = Spelling for the common Irish pronunciation of the word.
Re: PC Pilot Subscription
Posted: 10 Oct 2009, 21:14
No no no.I think you just made that up.I,on the other hand, refer you to the phrase made famous by the bard himself--'Tis a crock of SHITE and it stinketh'.So there, na na nee nanah. 
Would I lie to you? 
Would I lie to you?