MercenaryRaiden
Great Teacher
ilmaestro said:Great stuff!MercenaryRaiden said:Congratulations.
I hate you, though. ;_;Max Takeshi said:
MAES.
I must admit I am curious about where you go for such huge periods. It's like a giant mystery...
What you guys doing right now.
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MAES.
I must admit I am curious about where you go for such huge periods. It's like a giant mystery...
Tachi
Mushi-shi
Wondering why i left my aloe vera at home, in brighton on saturday the wind was about and i couldn't feel just how strong the sun was - without feeling a need for sun protection i went without and as a result i've got a red neck, arms and face bar some very classy white perma-sunglasses... look a right state but atleast weathered as a build up for Tunisia later in August
MrLaserSharkKH
Stand User
What am I doing right now?
Getting ready to watch Paprika on Film4 of course (23:10), got a box of ice creams and white mice sweets to eat while watching.
Getting ready to watch Paprika on Film4 of course (23:10), got a box of ice creams and white mice sweets to eat while watching.
Thinking of strangling NatWest.
I was woken up by a phone call from an unknown number. In my half-awakeness, I accidentally rejected the call. They left a message, which was a man who sounded like they were from South Africa saying that there is an urgent business matter I need to phone NatWest on [number] to discuss. I called it and it said "Welcome to the fraud department, please input your 16 digit card number". So me and Mum naturally assumed it was a scam.
Mum put in a random sequence of numbers and was put through to a woman. We weren't convinced they were NatWest, so Mum was asking them about their security checking and they got really rude. Mum asked for the number for their general customer service, which I double checked and it didn't match with the one on the NatWest website, so we phoned the one on the website.
Same thing. Instead of asking for the usual questions (like "What is the 6th digit from your password?") they asked for my debit card number. I eventually relented and was then told that the police had advised the bank to cancel my card as it had been cloned. So my card has been cancelled and a new one will be with me in 2-4 days.
So when that arrives I'll have to email RightStuf and UP1 with my new details for my pre-orders.
*sigh*
I was woken up by a phone call from an unknown number. In my half-awakeness, I accidentally rejected the call. They left a message, which was a man who sounded like they were from South Africa saying that there is an urgent business matter I need to phone NatWest on [number] to discuss. I called it and it said "Welcome to the fraud department, please input your 16 digit card number". So me and Mum naturally assumed it was a scam.
Mum put in a random sequence of numbers and was put through to a woman. We weren't convinced they were NatWest, so Mum was asking them about their security checking and they got really rude. Mum asked for the number for their general customer service, which I double checked and it didn't match with the one on the NatWest website, so we phoned the one on the website.
Same thing. Instead of asking for the usual questions (like "What is the 6th digit from your password?") they asked for my debit card number. I eventually relented and was then told that the police had advised the bank to cancel my card as it had been cloned. So my card has been cancelled and a new one will be with me in 2-4 days.
So when that arrives I'll have to email RightStuf and UP1 with my new details for my pre-orders.
*sigh*
Ath
Pokémon Master
I just stayed up all night and ended up watching the landing of Curiosity on Mars. Wow,wow,wow they pulled it off. The broadcast was so tense as it was making the descent through Mars' atmosphere, but the sense of elation when it landed was something else! The first picture from Odyssey was just the icing on the cake.
FOR SCIENCE!!!! Now I'm going to crash out and get some sleep
FOR SCIENCE!!!! Now I'm going to crash out and get some sleep