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Miss UK
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Mass, indeedly true I still think Amys ex was her downfall though if she
had never met him then she would be here today such a loss only 27 too 
ur near at age with my mother shes 51 what date is your birthday?
I guess the wife will have another apple gadget for you 
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Marly
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On 2011-10-29 03:43:33, Miss UK wrote:
Mass, indeedly true I still think Amys ex was her downfall though if she
had never met him then she would be here today such a loss only 27 too
ur near at age with my mother shes 51 what date is your birthday?
I guess the wife will have another apple gadget for you
Nov.13 when I remember right, do I ? 
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masseur
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sorry, nothing is that easy.. you'll have to review the when is your birthday ? post it so everyone here can greet you ! topic to figure that out 
my dad was 27 when he died too 
sadly, my mrs has no idea about apple but then the only apple gadgets I buy are iphone, and now ipad, and neither are due for update in the next month... looking forward to a new pair of socks!
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Miss UK
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lol I will have to bookmark that and watch it im not to good when it comes to birthdays
you dont have a Mac mass?
I thought you had apples tucked up here and there 
btw there good pcs I found it odd using them though but there good
#iPads are nice to but i will give them a miss ive got a pc and laptop already
the laptop I never use really
sorry to hear about YOUR Dad Mass must of been really horrible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Im pretty shocked at how busy this sites roaming tonight
has everyone comeback from a night out or something lol?
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Marly
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Sorry to hear about your dad, masseur, you must have been very young, do you still have memories of him ?
A friend of mine lost her husband at the age of 32 (accident at work), her twin daughters were 4 then. They cried a lot and missed their daddy very much, but now they're 12 and they don't remember much from that time.
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masseur
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I do have a mac, but only because its the only platform for iphone development which I am still teaching myself in my spare time. Having been a developer for 30+ years I see it as maybe a bonus to my eventual retirement
I only remember my dad from pics and anecdotes from my mum (I was 7) so its hard to be upset.
strangely, I've been up the last 5 Friday evenings working on financial exchange software changes and though I've slept well in the weeks in between I find myself up late tonight even though I have no work to do (currently watching old episodes of Lost!)
edit: @Marly... you're an hour ahead... go to bed! (btw, I worked in Rotterdam, Utrecht and Nijmegen in the past... where are you?)
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Marly
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Can't go to bed, I'm working , nightshift in the hospital and it's a quiet night.
Sittard is my hometown, in the deep south of NL, halfway between Maastricht and Roermond.
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Miss UK
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Do you prefer iOS over MS then?
I gotta admit Windows 7 is is really good XP is just so vintage now
I do see quite alot of buisnesses use it still though
ive not seen my dad in 24yrs hes not bothered so im not either
Errm a nightowl me
actually gunna make a hot drink all this playing with Music is making me need it
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masseur
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aha, I do know Sittard a little... but I know nurses better and remember my nurse girlfriends mostly because of the "pyjamas" uniforms they wear here in UK and in Aus
My last nurse girlfriend was at GOSH (Great Ormond Street Hospital) and I totally loved to pass through there to the nurses residence as I could see what great work they did (and still do) for the kids. Its still one of the few causes I support since those times.
@Miss UK, I do prefer iOS over WM but I can only speak with experience up to WM 6.5 as I have no experience with the latest Windows phone 7 o/s, though I am now keen to try.
but the problem these days is always not the os, but the eco-system. I rely so heavily on synchronisation with my content (music, videos, pictures) as well as video podcasts and more and so far only itunes gives that to me. I don't get why other manufacturers target only the hardware and don't try to address this issue 
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Miss UK
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I had a Samsung Windows phone for abit before I got the wildfire
tbh I chose to send it back though as it wasn't really responsive on the screen
or nothing it was a good design but such a let down!
the new HTC windows phones are really nice I had a play with a trophy I think it was
it ran smooth was very quick im intrested in the next development in windows by sure as it
promises to be really good
atm happywise with my phones the  will be getting chop soon
its just sitting doing nothing I wasnt to pleased with the update on it 2.3
iTunes is really good for podcasts I tend to listen to alot of them
alot of artists do them these days
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Marly
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WP7 has Zune to synchronise with and I've read, it works a bit like iTunes, can't compare them myself though, never used iTunes. You have 25GB of storage in the cloud (SkyDrive), but I still have to get used to the fact, that WP7, like iOS, doesn't support memory cards, which my old phones all did.
edit: I have a Trophy and it's very smooth and fast indeed.
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Marly
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An ambulance is coming in, so there's work to do. There's been a fire and someone inhaled too much smoke, but apparently it's not too serious, nothing we can't fix .
Goodnight, Miss UK and masseur, it's been nice talking to you.
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Miss UK
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LOL these phones today aye use all these different things
iTunes is alot better to use now then rather when I got my first Pod lol
I actually got rid of it cos it used to drive me mental putting tracks onto it
I noticed my HTC has a few books on it for me to Read it has a app called Reader
I dont think i'll get round to even reading any of them besides 
btw HTC are pretty good brand seems us wimmin love emm  
OK Marley hope it goes ok
chat again soon with ya x
Mass has fallen asleep to so im off Night GHOSTIES
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ceaser2008
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No, sean it doesnt mean 2012 for me...
Good morning all. As the sun rises all ghosties must have gone to their tombs. Sleep well all.
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Bonovox
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Wow the late night chat room. Mass thats sad about you're dad at that age i thought losing my mom at 55 was still young but 27 is terrible. Same age as Jim Morrison from The Doors. And i always noticed that someone famous always dies around Christmas or New Year. As for Windows 7 its great but WMP is always buggy and like an Android app constantly forcing close. Nurse Marly what's the best remedy for bad stomach?? I just woke up this morning early being sick in the bathroom  Not pleasant.
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