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    What should l do with this error mssg.

    Hmmm.....
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    Give it the 3 Key Salute. Thats what the keys are there for.

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    Sits wondering where I can get a BSOD like that?

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    seems to me the error states that you can push any key to continue.. so ...


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    I'd try the American Express approch

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    Originally posted by j.m@talk
    I'd try the American Express approch

    Could one possibly illucidate.

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    Originally posted by herosrest
    Could one possibly illucidate.
    As per the old "Not The Nine O'Clock News Sketch"
    http://news.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?...&id=1173832003

    I cannot look at Pamela Stephenson without thinking of Not The Nine O’Clock News and, in particular, the American Express sketch, which ended with the punchline "put your head in between them and go blubble, blubble, blubble with American Express".

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    wiv ya now, matey.

    He's (billy boy) on in our neck the woods right now.

    Hammersmith 'Apollo'.

    Thought about taking 'she who must be obeyed' for a night out at one of the performances.
    But after enquiry, decided there are better ways to enjoy a 200 quid night out.

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    Yer that is goin' it a bit....... I'm Travelling to Willesden quite a bit at the moment ....... Been twice this week

    I'll let ya know the next time I'm around we can do beer & skittles..... Wivout the skittles

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    look forward to it.

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    keep puching Ctrl, Alt, Del, over and over till the message takes off, and all you have left is, the bottons...

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    bottons ?????

    buttons

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