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I have a manbag and I'm not ashamed to admit it. There, that feels better :cool:

I almost exclusively use this at home. Temperature stable, LV iron, grounded iron so ESD safe, standard tips, separate iron holder, and fast warm up. OK for Lead or horrible lead free solder. Cheap as chips too. I bought one a while ago on the offchance that it wouldn't be too bad, but...

Looked again courtesy of my high tech TV referee console (Sky Plus :D) and I still don't think it was a try. Brian Moore was right about the dangerous line out play. The rules need to be changed so that it needs to be treated in the same way as spear tackling.

I saw that one, but to me it certainly didn't look as if there was any pressure applied, but hey I could be wrong. I will look again. It's not as if I'm biased though just in case anyone is wondering :p Bottom line is that right or wrong, it was inconclusive at the time and there was no way...

Agree entirely. Furthermore, Jiffy should keep his big mouth shut in future :D England failed to take advantage of the deserved (again) yellow card. They should have clinched the game then.

Absolutely. The ball was on his arm until it was grounded on the other side of the try line. There needs to be positive pressure on the ball too, and there certainly wasn't. I'm happy for Wales, but sorry for England. They played out of their skins and have lots of positives to take away...

As long as its not a sidewall and not a tear, then it should be.

Wind your neck in. You said in your post that you hate all Welsh rugby players, even more than you hate the French. You didn't supply a bloody translation. If it's banter, it's banter, but it certainly wasn't clear from your post. Anyway, back to enjoying the rugby.

Hate? Grow up, it's just a game. Scotland played well, but the yellow cards killed them. They were blatant fouls too. You just can't get away with that sort of thing in the modern game. The Scotland try should have stood too (although I'm not complaining :p). Hogg is a definite talent for the...

The fly thing was painful to watch. I liked the Boosh, but I'm not getting in to this one. It just seems entirely disjointed, and the funny bits are few and far between.

A fellow Oct 2002-er and pre nuke era member here :) No idea why I'm still around either, but I am. It must be interesting on here :D

We celts were here first, so you're ALL bloody immigrants :p :D She will be identified within days, and I hope they throw the book at her. What the hell is the matter with some people.

Yep, I forgot about this. Some authorities can be a bit funny about non-avian pests though, and some others will try and limit use to specific areas of land, although they're not really supposed to.

Practical target shooting if you are a member of a club that holds the relevant permissions.

I had a security check at 9.30pm last Wednesday. The FLO was on a job nearby and telephoned to see if it was convenient, bless him :) You won't get a ticket here with a gun clamp. Cabinet/Safe or nothing. Cause harm? In 2009 there were over 1.8 Million guns licenced in the UK. That's a...

Rubbish. Yes they can bite, and of course they can puncture the skin, but the venom is harmless. You may go ".....!" and have a bit of soreness at the site, but that's generally all.

I sent mine to HP (well they collected it free of charge) and it was back within a week or so with a redesigned more angular plastic case. No cracks since. Is it really worth screwing your warranty up for a week or so without it? I had to uninstall Uberkernel, and then perform the WebOS...

Epoxy repair putty would be your best bet I should think :)

Used ontrack in the past for a client. Good but expensive (then). Have you tried Spinrite?

No catch. You will generally get a licence number in the retail package, and this will allow you download and upgrade to their latest version from their site.