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TimmyUK
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Posted: Tue Aug 19, 2008 8:19 am |
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Joined: Mon May 21, 2007 6:57 pmPosts: 1211Location: Kingston, UK
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GatoRanch wrote: Is anyone else getting that incredibly annoying "Critical Error" because it claims that "more than 'max_user_connections' active connections" than allowed?
I would get it now and then a month ago but now I get it constantly. It is damn hard to get on here and delete spam with it and now I'm making double posts. Think it's time to upgrade the Fest server.
Yeah I've been getting it a lot recently although all seems ok today.
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GatoRanch
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Posted: Tue Aug 19, 2008 3:02 pm |
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Joined: Tue Dec 04, 2007 6:16 amPosts: 4092Location: Nature Coast & Gville, FL
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I can't get on here for hours sometimes because of that error. So yeah, if you're seeing me as being on here and there is a bunch of spam, I very likely am not. Sorry.
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GiveBlood
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Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:26 pm |
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Joined: Sat Jun 16, 2007 12:52 pmPosts: 2441Location: Gainesville, finally
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there was a shit ton earlier. I saw a really funny one about 15th century handbags and purses, but Kelly deleted it
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gully
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Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:30 pm |
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Joined: Thu Jun 21, 2007 5:28 pmPosts: 2012Location: Massatwoshits
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GatoRanch wrote: I can't get on here for hours sometimes because of that error. So yeah, if you're seeing me as being on here and there is a bunch of spam, I very likely am not. Sorry. 
Look at that post count. You are clearly responsible for said spam!
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kelly
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Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:38 pm |
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GiveBlood wrote: there was a shit ton earlier. I saw a really funny one about 15th century handbags and purses, but Kelly deleted it 
I knew i still had it somewhere from when it popped up a few weeks ago. I thought I posted it here but turns out I just kept it on my computer like a nerdy spam collector of some sort>
The elementary manner of a bag is on Egyptian hieroglyphics, which bestow make an exhibit pouches tattered far the waist. The next bearing is in 14th century Europe. In Europe they frequently bestow make an exhibited usual stature based on the embroidery and attribute of the bag. At this point the purses were for women large and were wherefore joined to their girdle.
In the 15th century, both men and women wore purses. They were many intervals finely embroidered or ornamented with gold. It was also usualplace for men to over their new brides purses embroidered with an exemplar of a partiality story. Later in the century, women, now get intoing finer dresses, preferred to irritate their pouches supervised their skirts.
In the 16th century, handbags were made out of usual materials. They were leather and fastened with drawstring on top. elephantine textile bags were introduced and tattered by travelers diagonally across the body.
In the 17th century, bags became more complex and elaborate. Girls were taught skills such as embroidery and needlework, that could support them in discovery a husband. These skills gave mutiny to stitched artwork on purses. about the year 1670, men's breeches were made with built-in clusters, which caused them to in takeing purses. They did after all take pygmy netted purses in their cluster to tote money.
In the 18th century, as neo-model fabricing came into style, women started toteing their handbags as not to defeat their outfits. They named these bags reticules. Most women had more than one, so that they could use a destined one for each occasion. Contents of these bags puissance catalogue rouge, veneer confront puissance, a fan, a spoor cut off, visiting postal s, a file for fear that b if, and smelling salts.
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gully
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Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:41 pm |
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pukeonthestreet
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Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:43 pm |
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never provoke the beast that is online spam.
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kelly
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Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:58 pm |
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ha, deleted. that turd just keeps craaawling back. he doesnt seem to unleash the fury like the others. just likes telling us about the history of handbags every so often
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Kenny
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Posted: Sat Aug 30, 2008 2:49 pm |
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This thread has reminded me of this brilliant bit of translation - it's an article about the proposed transfer of Bulgarian football Dimitar Berbatov from Spurs to Man U, originally written in Bulgarian and then translated:
Quote: Waiting exhausted itself this morning in continuing fable of promotion from Tottenham Hotspur, a collective at London, to again Manchester of his first asset, Dimitar Berbatov. Since two years, he went in same direction the North-traveling man Carrick, and even this empty season has extracted Robbie Keane, Irish son of that once of Manchester Keane now inspecting his saddle at Sunderland. Yet necessary rapid articulation of signatory przilsky has been circumcised by anger at Manchester from Daniel Levy, president of the Tottenham collective, which was smiling sporadically in the 1960’s.
All Bulgaria, including Manchester, lusts for prompt Berbatovian resettlement, for three causes. First, in Manchester are superior comrades, by example Ronald the Christian, who again is Annual Global Footballer, Wayne Rooney, the River Ferdinand, and Nemanja Vidic, metallic Serbian rapist. At most least, Dimitar will certainly cheer a lack of Michael Dawson.
Second, there is shame in heroic genius screaming pointlessly for the League of Champions. If Jermaine Pennant is running at Milan and Madrid, while Dimi at home eats squashed potato without pork, this is stupid.
Thirdly, in Manchester he can win suitcase over suitcase of pound sterling. In negotiations, an exact price of labour has not yet made it so that both sides hold each the other man’s hand and, smiling, jiggle. However, because Micha’s agent, Emil Dantchev, is friend of my uncle Lyubomir, who shoots horses with his father, I sometimes loosely push him with my telephone’s mouth. Emil poured onto the ground for me some approximate prices of labour of £75-85,000 per week. Queen Elizabeth will steal some of this from tax, but, Emil insists me, not much, because officially his client lives in the sea. And above money, Manchester will treat Michko with mercy: he is able to go away back in Bulgaria in summer, he will build a castle with garden on an island called Cheshire, and he is permitted to breed.
We will find after this season what flavour of honour our Mitichevsky inhales. In Manchester already they are anticipating parties. On the internet, slow people repeat the phrase “Time for removal of my penis!” This signifies that they are happy. But still supporters of Tottenham collective roar into a deaf night. Levy writes a poem from his wounds for FA, English football politburo. But by a proverb this is only throwing salt between steeples to make watery slujka. By now, Dmitichichka’s promotion is a gutted fish.
Berbatov is beautiful, with sly eyes like demon.
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leeroybrownhu9
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Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 4:46 am |
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Kenny wrote: This thread has reminded me of this brilliant bit of translation - it's an article about the proposed transfer of Bulgarian football Dimitar Berbatov from Spurs to Man U, originally written in Bulgarian and then translated: Quote: Waiting exhausted itself this morning in continuing fable of promotion from Tottenham Hotspur, a collective at London, to again Manchester of his first asset, Dimitar Berbatov. Since two years, he went in same direction the North-traveling man Carrick, and even this empty season has extracted Robbie Keane, Irish son of that once of Manchester Keane now inspecting his saddle at Sunderland. Yet necessary rapid articulation of signatory przilsky has been circumcised by anger at Manchester from Daniel Levy, president of the Tottenham collective, which was smiling sporadically in the 1960’s.
All Bulgaria, including Manchester, lusts for prompt Berbatovian resettlement, for three causes. First, in Manchester are superior comrades, by example Ronald the Christian, who again is Annual Global Footballer, Wayne Rooney, the River Ferdinand, and Nemanja Vidic, metallic Serbian rapist. At most least, Dimitar will certainly cheer a lack of Michael Dawson.
Second, there is shame in heroic genius screaming pointlessly for the League of Champions. If Jermaine Pennant is running at Milan and Madrid, while Dimi at home eats squashed potato without pork, this is stupid.
Thirdly, in Manchester he can win suitcase over suitcase of pound sterling. In negotiations, an exact price of labour has not yet made it so that both sides hold each the other man’s hand and, smiling, jiggle. However, because Micha’s agent, Emil Dantchev, is friend of my uncle Lyubomir, who shoots horses with his father, I sometimes loosely push him with my telephone’s mouth. Emil poured onto the ground for me some approximate prices of labour of £75-85,000 per week. Queen Elizabeth will steal some of this from tax, but, Emil insists me, not much, because officially his client lives in the sea. And above money, Manchester will treat Michko with mercy: he is able to go away back in Bulgaria in summer, he will build a castle with garden on an island called Cheshire, and he is permitted to breed.
We will find after this season what flavour of honour our Mitichevsky inhales. In Manchester already they are anticipating parties. On the internet, slow people repeat the phrase “Time for removal of my penis!” This signifies that they are happy. But still supporters of Tottenham collective roar into a deaf night. Levy writes a poem from his wounds for FA, English football politburo. But by a proverb this is only throwing salt between steeples to make watery slujka. By now, Dmitichichka’s promotion is a gutted fish.
Berbatov is beautiful, with sly eyes like demon. 
Dude, this is awesome!
It's as if Cervantes had wrote the transfer news for the Guardian.
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kelly
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Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 7:24 am |
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haha yeah, thats awesome. it puts the 18th century handbag spam to shame
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Kenny
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Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 1:52 pm |
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It features several of my now all-time favourite sentences.
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AllAgesPete
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Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 2:06 pm |
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this is my favorite part...
Quote: On the internet, slow people repeat the phrase “Time for removal of my penis!” This signifies that they are happy.
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