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[SBR]

Is it just me or is it dead again?

[Dave]

Post by SBR
Is it just me or is it dead again?
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It was dead earlier from about 3.30pm but that was today 25th.

You appear to be in the future of tomorrow morning. :-)

Dave

[SBR]

Post by Dave

Post by SBR
Is it just me or is it dead again?
--

It was dead earlier from about 3.30pm but that was today 25th.
You appear to be in the future of tomorrow morning. :-)
Dave

Confused, according to my reader, I posted at 21:46, and yours was at 14:31!

Dohh... bloody computers.

[Paul Harris]

Post by SBR

Post by Dave

Post by SBR
Is it just me or is it dead again?
--

It was dead earlier from about 3.30pm but that was today 25th.
You appear to be in the future of tomorrow morning. :-)
Dave

Confused, according to my reader, I posted at 21:46, and yours was at 14:31!
Dohh... bloody computers.

SBR <***@rainsbury.net> 26 August 2010 05:46:38
Dave <***@blueyonder.co.uk> 25 August 2010 22:31:13
SBR <***@rainsbury.net> 26 August 2010 07:46:48
Definitely looks as if Dave replied before you posted so you must be in
a different time zone to the rest of us. What is the weather like later
today?

[bill]

Post by Paul Harris
Definitely looks as if Dave replied before you posted so you must be in
a different time zone to the rest of us.  What is the weather like later
today?
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Speaking from the present, is anyone surprised that as soon as we have
migrated to eCRB, the system by which we implement it goes off on its
holidays? Isn't that what computer systems do by default?

[SBR]

Definitely looks as if Dave replied before you posted so you must be in a
different time zone to the rest of us. What is the weather like later
today?

I thought that but I actually did post at 9:30.

[SBR]

I suppose the thing that really winds me up is that our host groups all have
good turnovers, and have execs to help them keep the finances straight.

No bugger ever helps with explorers but I get kids turning up on teh
doorstep with a £40 bill before I have even said hello.

[Paul Harris]

Post by SBR
I suppose the thing that really winds me up is that our host groups all have
good turnovers, and have execs to help them keep the finances straight.

That really is nothing to do with it.

Post by SBR
No bugger ever helps with explorers but I get kids turning up on teh
doorstep with a £40 bill before I have even said hello.

Let's keep it simple. If you start a new Group you have a years grace
and at the end of the year having collected subs you pay AMS. When they
join they pay through out the year and at the end of the year you have
collected the funds to pay (OK some may join part way through the year
etc.) If the transfer the Group should have the funds in the pot ready
to pay, if they transfer they should come with the AMS it should not be
the new sections responsibility to fund them.

[SBR]

Definitely looks as if Dave replied before you posted so you must be in a
different time zone to the rest of us. What is the weather like later
today?

I thought that but I actually did post at 9:30.

[Paul Harris]

In message <o5udo.31861$B%***@hurricane>, SBR <***@rainsbury.net>
writes

Post by SBR

Definitely looks as if Dave replied before you posted so you must be in a
different time zone to the rest of us. What is the weather like later
today?

I thought that but I actually did post at 9:30.

You may well have done looking at the time that Dave replied, now look
at the times I quoted which do not show your posts at 9:30