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by **Lady of Mystery** » Jul 27th, '11, 17:04

Stephen Ward wrote:Jennings???

My first though was 'surely he'd have more important things to do with hsi time'. But then I thought about who you're talking about...

by **moonbeam** » Jul 27th, '11, 17:36

Lady of Mystery wrote:
Stephen Ward wrote:Jennings???

My first though was 'surely he'd have more important things to do with hsi time'. But then I thought about who you're talking about...

.... and I've got no idea who you're on about lol

by **Mandrake** » Jul 27th, '11, 18:15

Unlikely to have been Damian, unless he now works for a Canadian Pharmacy with strange ideas about marketing...

by **Discombobulator** » Jul 27th, '11, 18:59

I did some work on the NHS email systems a few years ago. We implemented an anti-spam filter to stop consultants getting spam emails about viagra, penile growth, etc.... however, it turns out they actually use a lot of those words in their daily emails.

I cant tell you the fun we had devising a working set of spam filters for that system !

by **The4thCircle** » Jul 27th, '11, 20:30

Normally spam like this relates to recreationally used drugs or personal enhancers, but this list is weird.

I'm actually on one of those drugs - Allopurinol is a preventitive medication for gout.

Who on Earth goes shopping around on the internet for gout pills?

-Stacy

by **Discombobulator** » Jul 27th, '11, 21:28

The4thCircle wrote:Normally spam like this relates to recreationally used drugs or personal enhancers, but this list is weird.

I'm actually on one of those drugs - Allopurinol is a preventitive medication for gout.

Who on Earth goes shopping around on the internet for gout pills?

-Stacy

With prescriptions priced £7+ some people will be tempted to look for short cuts... but at what price? how do you know your getting what they say ?

by **Lawrence** » Jul 28th, '11, 08:30

Discombobulator wrote:I cant tell you the fun we had devising a working set of spam filters for that system !

I believe you

by **Ted** » Jul 28th, '11, 09:25

I built a patio a couple of years ago. I needed a couple of tonnes of hardcore as a base. You can imagine what happened when I tried searching for a supplier online...

by **Mandrake** » Jul 28th, '11, 09:36

Using 2 tonnes of hardcore for a patio base is OK unless you get excited - in which case you'd end up with a high rise car park - temporarily, of course!

By the way, the final total of Tango's posts was 462 in just under 3 hours, using two IPs.

by **Ted** » Jul 28th, '11, 09:37

Mandrake wrote:Using 2 tonnes of hardcore for a patio base is OK unless you get excited - in which case you'd end up with a high rise car park - temporarily, of course!

It invariably subsides with age, I've heard...

by **Mandrake** » Jul 28th, '11, 09:39

....sadly so very true..... :cry:

by **Lawrence** » Jul 28th, '11, 11:12

Ted wrote:I built a patio a couple of years ago. I needed a couple of tonnes of hardcore as a base. You can imagine what happened when I tried searching for a supplier online...

Was it hardcore slag you were after?

by **Ant** » Jul 28th, '11, 11:46

Lawrence wrote:Was it hardcore slag you were after?

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