Jaguar Shark Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 http://politicalmirrors.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/video-never-killed-the-radio-star.jpeg
Jaguar Shark Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 the B1-B recon bomberhttp://cdn-www.airliners.net/aviation-photos/photos/1/8/8/0252881.jpg http://i.imgur.com/wLXo9.jpg http://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/b-1b/images/b-1b_4.jpg
SwissVan Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 To be honest he is in pretty good shape but his mind isn't,he has been off the karate water a few weeks now and his performance is better,Can only wait and see.Tour of Lux starts tomorrow. Has AS got a drinking problem? How did the golf go the other day? Went well thanks, hoping like hell it goes the same this Saturday got a practical test I have to pass...big stress this golf business
Captain Fastbastard Mayhem Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 Like when the hub crashed..... Actually could have taken a day off work because I ended up doing to much and was ahead of schedule... Just yesterday my wife asked me if I know her work and cell numbers in my head, I don't I rely on the smart phones memory and just press "Jill" when I want to call her.Would not be able to call anyone if my contact numbers disappeared or something happened to them I have that problem as well. Not as much, but I only remember a few (maybe 30) numbers. I could remember more if I pushed myself, but as you say - why, when there's the backup on gmail, outlook, phone, facebook and other places?
SwissVan Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 30 numbers only a few....Some people have a talent for remembering numbers, definitely not mine all tho funny enough I can still remember my army number from 19voetsak...bank account numbers, phone numbers... forget it DIPSLICK 1
Slowbee Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnxCxHLAqn8 we still listen to your CD's ...... brings back some good memories for the mrs and I. Watching you play was indeed special Behan and Saffer 2
Captain Fastbastard Mayhem Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 (edited) 30 numbers only a few....Some people have a talent for remembering numbers, definitely not mine all tho funny enough I can still remember my army number from 19voetsak...bank account numbers, phone numbers... forget it Hmmm.... Parents' ID numbers (both of them)MineMy wife'sMy son'shome nrwork number x 6 (previous jobs, one of them in the UK, as well as current office)4 of the previous jobs' directors numbers4 fax numbers (current, previous, parents' and one in the UK)my 4 previous cell numbers (one in the UK) Cell numbers:Wifegodmothermate i've known for 27 yearshis GFother mate i've known for 27 yearsHis wifedadmomgrandparent x 2 (my side)5 other matesAnd more.... Landlines:All the above cell numbers, but home numbersin laws' house Various call centres (12 or so) All my previous cars' registration numbersMy parents' previous and current reg numbers up until about '95My wife's reg numberBro in law ALL my bank account numbers, including 2 credit card NUMBERS, one Cheque Card NUMBER, one Standard Bank e-plan card NUMBER, my HSBC user ID from 8 years ago, and my wesbank account number, previous Vodacom account number, all my investment account numbers and life insurance policy numbers... Don't know my short term policy number. I do know my wife's bank account number. And one of my parents' And there are more... Many more. So yeah, 30 was a very conservative estimate. Of all the ones I have access to without even thinking. Edited June 12, 2013 by cpt armpies mayhem
Iwan Kemp Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 Whats really scary is I'm becoming like this as well, used to snigger / criticize people who were being unsocial n the train playing games or "hubbing" the internet on smart phones etc... Technology is great...great at making you eat your own wordsWife and I have stopped taking our phones out with us and have gone to only two chargers in our house - one downstairs and one upstairs. So when the phone is charging you have to GET UP to get to it. No more eating in front of the television and no cellphones during dinner. When we moved into our new place we decided to go no DSTV / SABC channels. What we watch is on HD only so we end up chatting longer during dinner cause there's no series to rush to that's "starting in 5 minutes". I'm reading more cause 1 I spend less time on my phone and 2. I watch less television. In short, it's been a revelation! we still listen to your CD's ...... brings back some good memories for the mrs and I. Watching you play was indeed special Have done a couple of shows in the last 6 months. Will drop you and the Mrs an invite when we do one again. Privileged to say the last one sold out in 8 hours! Captain Fastbastard Mayhem and SwissVan 2
Iwan Kemp Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 http://cdn.images.autosport.com/editorial/1371026375.jpg Behan 1
Azonic Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 the B1-B recon bomberhttp://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/b-1b/images/b-1b_4.jpg The USA... they will democracy the *** out of you. Abes_mtb, Busker, fanievb and 2 others 5
SwissVan Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 Hmmm.... Parents' ID numbers (both of them)MineMy wife'sMy son'shome nrwork number x 6 (previous jobs, one of them in the UK, as well as current office)4 of the previous jobs' directors numbers4 fax numbers (current, previous, parents' and one in the UK)my 4 previous cell numbers (one in the UK) Cell numbers:Wifegodmothermate i've known for 27 yearshis GFother mate i've known for 27 yearsHis wifedadmomgrandparent x 2 (my side)5 other matesAnd more.... Landlines:All the above cell numbers, but home numbersin laws' house Various call centres (12 or so) All my previous cars' registration numbersMy parents' previous and current reg numbers up until about '95My wife's reg numberBro in law ALL my bank account numbers, including 2 credit card NUMBERS, one Cheque Card NUMBER, one Standard Bank e-plan card NUMBER, my HSBC user ID from 8 years ago, and my wesbank account number, previous Vodacom account number, all my investment account numbers and life insurance policy numbers... Don't know my short term policy number. I do know my wife's bank account number. And one of my parents' And there are more... Many more. So yeah, 30 was a very conservative estimate. Of all the ones I have access to without even thinking. Show off.. JA I'm jealous DIPSLICK 1
forkie Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 Hmmm.... Parents' ID numbers (both of them)MineMy wife'sMy son'shome nrwork number x 6 (previous jobs, one of them in the UK, as well as current office)4 of the previous jobs' directors numbers4 fax numbers (current, previous, parents' and one in the UK)my 4 previous cell numbers (one in the UK) Cell numbers:Wifegodmothermate i've known for 27 yearshis GFother mate i've known for 27 yearsHis wifedadmomgrandparent x 2 (my side)5 other matesAnd more.... Landlines:All the above cell numbers, but home numbersin laws' house Various call centres (12 or so) All my previous cars' registration numbersMy parents' previous and current reg numbers up until about '95My wife's reg numberBro in law ALL my bank account numbers, including 2 credit card NUMBERS, one Cheque Card NUMBER, one Standard Bank e-plan card NUMBER, my HSBC user ID from 8 years ago, and my wesbank account number, previous Vodacom account number, all my investment account numbers and life insurance policy numbers... Don't know my short term policy number. I do know my wife's bank account number. And one of my parents' And there are more... Many more. So yeah, 30 was a very conservative estimate. Of all the ones I have access to without even thinking.My name is Captain Joseph Amolia of the Nigerian Defense force. Please prove these claims ny posting these numbers here.... Captain Fastbastard Mayhem, BodyBikeFit and 428 others 3
hboli4 Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 Wife and I have stopped taking our phones out with us and have gone to only two chargers in our house - one downstairs and one upstairs. So when the phone is charging you have to GET UP to get to it. No more eating in front of the television and no cellphones during dinner. When we moved into our new place we decided to go no DSTV / SABC channels. What we watch is on HD only so we end up chatting longer during dinner cause there's no series to rush to that's "starting in 5 minutes". I'm reading more cause 1 I spend less time on my phone and 2. I watch less television. In short, it's been a revelation! Have done a couple of shows in the last 6 months. Will drop you and the Mrs an invite when we do one again. Privileged to say the last one sold out in 8 hours! 1st time I've heard this, awesome! Reminds me a bit of Mumford & Sons. Have seen The Crow plenty of times when DNA Strings was still going...
Abes_mtb Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 These guys can ride, but they are probably a reason why other road users tend to give cyclists a hard time. It's long, but the first 5min already gives you a indication. http://youtu.be/0npCFw9TEnA Velouria 1
gummibear Posted June 12, 2013 Posted June 12, 2013 http://www.defense.gouv.fr/var/dicod/storage/images/base-de-medias/images/operations/mali/130412-operation-serval-mission-de-reconnaissance-au-nord-de-tombouctou/mission-de-reconnaissance-2/2266727-1-fre-FR/mission-de-reconnaissance-2.jpg Jaguar Shark and 428 others 2
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