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Re: Who is mystery member?

Postby Geronimo » Wed Jun 20, 2012 5:20 pm

skweeker wrote:
chaz63 wrote:Ive noticed the same thing in the past.even in the early hours,always seems to be there.post a topic anytime of day or night then go back to it 30 seconds later and youll always have one view.i thought mods at first but its probably cheltenham GCHQ. Makes me feel quiet safe using the tube and going to shopping centres really,as the terrorist threat cant be that bad if they can spare an agent or two to monitor our moans 24/7.


Internet forums sometimes often proffer a false sense of posting statistic.

In my own experience, if one joins a forum and then posts, the read count will always be incremented by one after posting, even when it is physically impossible to post a reading response in the said timescale.

This always happens here (to me anyway), check it out if you don't believe me ... post a thread & see the one reader logged on the post count as soon as you confirm post.

I have been banned from many forums before now, (and moderated & constructed a few) and so know how they work.

The ultimate answer to this threads conundrum lies in the PHP syntax that enables internet forums such as this one to exist.


Learn how it works ... or be forever in the thrall of someone else who does.


Advice that, no doubt, our 'legaleagle' would advocate ..?


Might it be that when you post you are considered the first viewer?
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Re: Who is mystery member?

Postby Geronimo » Wed Jun 20, 2012 5:23 pm

skweeker wrote:Big red topiary effected tree is on the top of the frame, sporting all of its' colour ...

... above the horse evolved opium poppy (on the left, just a touch above the ground).

The ganja is out of frame, and town, sorry about that particular detail, the 'legal' system handles all of that sort of shit, not me.

I only use justice.


Here you find my tree : Image


What is my flavour of tree, friends?


Thank you.


What is that small dark red tree?
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Re: Who is mystery member?

Postby skweeker » Wed Jun 20, 2012 5:24 pm

It might.

But why should it be logged either way?
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Re: Who is mystery member?

Postby Geronimo » Wed Jun 20, 2012 5:29 pm

JoboPooks wrote:
Geronimo wrote:
skweeker wrote:One would have thought that a 'legal professional' might have better things to do than wonder about such trivial issues of a Wednesday afternoon?



Good point!

What use is power if you can't abuse it? :lol:


What use is abuse if it doesn't bring you power...on one site im on i would be king of the universe if abuse brought power...
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Re: Who is mystery member?

Postby skweeker » Wed Jun 20, 2012 5:30 pm

Small dark red tree is my favourite place for where I say farewell to my fellow life travelers (pets).


It is sacred ground as far as I am concerned.



Anyone fucks with it, they meet me.



& only one skin will leave as alive meat ...
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Re: Who is mystery member?

Postby figureditout » Wed Jun 20, 2012 5:34 pm

My mother has one of those red ganja shaped leafed plants in her garden, she bought it with some of her mothers death money. I believe they are worth a few bob at a good size and I think they are from china or japan, I think.
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Re: Who is mystery member?

Postby Geronimo » Wed Jun 20, 2012 5:58 pm

skweeker wrote:Small dark red tree is my favourite place for where I say farewell to my fellow life travelers (pets).


It is sacred ground as far as I am concerned.



Anyone fucks with it, they meet me.



& only one skin will leave as alive meat ...



Whats it called, i have one of those in a pot.
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Re: Who is mystery member?

Postby 1.618 » Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:01 pm

can we a get a photo taken a bit closer to the tree please?
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Re: Who is mystery member?

Postby legaleagle » Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:02 pm

enegiss Yes possession of all sorts of things is a crime. firearms/shotguns being another example. It is possible to get a licence/ be given lawful authority to do/own many of these things.

Geronimo/JoboPooks What good is large amounts of money if you don't time off to spend it? :lol: :lol: and what is the point in working for yourself if you don't ever give yourself the day off :lol: :lol:
Just to be vey clear and transparent, this information is widely available to those who are not in the legal profession and I am not telling you anything you could not (and most likely have) found out for yourself.
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Re: Who is mystery member?

Postby skweeker » Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:57 pm

1.618 wrote:can we a get a photo taken a bit closer to the tree please?


Yes you can, buddy.

How close do you want it?


Lens I can use are : 18 -70 mm (you already got it).

There are several more, but they ain't gonna do you any good, on a visual PC screen.

... but I have a 1 : 1 macro at point zero & it can give you a p'graph with more resolution than a microscope ... looking at a fleas ring piece closer than a real eyeball ...@ a very close range.

If you want one/it of my tree, you can have one tomorrow, the Sun ain't quite dropped off here yet, but when she does, out come the bats ... and that's when I switch into night 'photo mode ...


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