Krisboats

We've already discussed such a thing. When i say in the pipeline i mean we've looked at it already, have thrown some ideas around and are looking to implement them.

Yeah... We already have things in the pipeline regarding new senior members.

Mate i've told you this many times before, claim compensation from them. You've got no finger end for the rest of your life because they couldn't be arsed with the hassle of fitting/working around the guards. You can't even play guitar hero properly on the 360 controller I'd get some monies just so i could have a custom 360 controller built. Seriously though, it was a crap job for little pay, they f**ked you over by making you redundant and the finger is constantly causing you pain because of that messed up nail. Its a no-brainer.

They can do though, thats what i'm saying. I know this case isn't about paypal, but paypal is a company. Paypal can keep your details on record, as can many others. Replace paypal with any other company name and the result will be the same. For another example, the uk company overclockers has my card details on record and i can log in at any time to place an order without needing my card. Loads of companies do.

Oooh, okay... i'll have a look when i get home.

Ah right. Is this game worth installing? I never got round to it. I played through numero 3 and vice city but got bored of tiresome missions and rubbishy storylines. GTA4 any bettererer?

Okay people, enough is enough. Either talk about the game or stop whittling about things and leave it out. So yeah, again... 360 or pc? I don't have the 360 version.

I really don't. PC or 360?

There are different sections and most of them refer to the security of the information. The relevant and excessive act is merely to make sure that he only ascertains details that relate to the order, card details being one of them. It must be against the law? In accordance with the data protection act so long as he's obtained the details legally, keeps them safe and has them for no longer than the period of relevance (you being a customer with them) then he's keeping the details rightly in accordance to the data protection act. This is how online shops can store card details for however long they like. You've missed the point entirely. The point is if its illegal for a company to keep your card details on record. Paypal was an example as a lot of people use it. Replace paypal with amazon, overclockers, or any other company of your choice. Twice.

She had no teeth at all in 1998 so improvements all round i say!

Coke + better hair stylist > atkins?

Thats a fact i pride myself in.

Ahem

Nite buddy.

Someone broke my gabbly

We're moderators, we don't fight in rings... WE FIGHT ON MOUNTAIN TOPS AMIDST LIGHTENING AND SPEWING LAVA!!!! My E-penis is huge.

Size 15 feet fool And i havn't worn glasses for around 18 months (contact lenses rule) I do eat a lot too, i had a mcdonalds, chinese and an indian tonight. Gonna go eat a trifle and have some ice cream now as i still havn't gotten round to pudding!

Ha ha... damn you tomm 2am guys, off you go

I said there'd be repercussions if posts were made before 2am! Seeing as people can't stick to the rules i guess they can just use any old thread. Thread closed.

Thats not entirely true. If it was you wouldn't be able to register your details with a company and allow them to keep them on record for future orders. How many times do you need to enter your card details when you use paypal for example Online shops are allowed to as well, you have to keep an eye on the T&C's.

Had a good time, was good seeing everyone again. Even if it was very briefly Might have to do it again so i guess i'll hold off on selling the bike for now

Its been pissing it down all night and is still raining now. Is this still going ahead? *forgot to get some sleep in too :$

No, that was a very badly constructed sentence. It seems a lot faster, especially for viewing files and shifting folders and large files around. Yet to go around installing all sorts of games and what not though so my opinion could change i guess. So far though... i like it. And it is only a beta not even the final testing version, so stability is the main concern at the minute not speed. It bodes well for microsoft though as i reckon its a fair bit faster than vista for most things already without the additional speed and performance tweeks that usually follow. Taskbar program switching is dead easy and just sort of flows through... frickin awesome.

Windows 7 is pretty funky. They finally got a moving image on the windows load up screen