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Apologies to French Yakkers, but the way I first learnt the UK IDD code was when I was in France as a kiddie and had to dial 1944 to call the UK.
I don't have any photos of one of my notorious student houses where my bedroom pretty much became a nest. I didn't sleep on the bed, but rather the floor, because the bed was too full of crap.
I don't have any photos of one of my notorious student houses where my bedroom pretty much became a nest. I didn't sleep on the bed, but rather the floor, because the bed was too full of crap.
Portland 3.0.1.0 public release rolled out
Yes, although technically (with grammar police hat on) mies means man, not men.kalmar wrote:iso = big, mies = men, no?isomies wrote: It's 00 in Finland too.
Anyway, if you dial an international number using a mobile you can just use the +, then you don't need to worry about which prefix numbers to use. Just thought I'd mention it.
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They don't have Kia-Ora in the US?Guru-Meditation wrote:My bet is in between the kracra bottle and the grey box?Roobarb wrote:HintPinkFearie wrote:i just lost my mini 5gig hdd with my coursework on
can someone find that too please![]()
Who else wants to play spot the HDD in PF's room?
What a backward nation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kia-Ora
ohh I never knew that...
Not long now before lollipop men are called Darren
Minä olen mies. Jos meitä on useampia, me olemme miehiä.chub wrote:Yes, although technically (with grammar police hat on) mies means man, not men.kalmar wrote:iso = big, mies = men, no?isomies wrote: It's 00 in Finland too.
Anyway, if you dial an international number using a mobile you can just use the +, then you don't need to worry about which prefix numbers to use. Just thought I'd mention it.
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