This Ferguson rioting business.

My opinion is that he probably did attack the cop, but didn't deserve to get killed over it. I would love to say I was surprised when it turned out that he wasn't this squeaky clean respectable citizen he had been made out to be, but it didn't come as a shock in the slightest.

Mmm yes, nothing says peaceful legitimate protest like rioting, looting, and molotov cocktails.

Came home from a re-enactment last night and found a whole series of 'Paypal' emails waiting from me. They started with 'welcome to Paypal', then continued to confirm a user's telephone number and bank account link, ending with a cancelletion confirmation. As each email was addressed to someone with the same first name as me but spelt differently, I'm inclined to think it was a case of someone getting their email address wrong.

Although my account uses a different email, I changed my Paypal password nonetheless.

Came home from a re-enactment last night and found a whole series of 'Paypal' emails waiting from me. They started with 'welcome to Paypal', then continued to confirm a user's telephone number and bank account link, ending with a cancelletion confirmation. As each email was addressed to someone with the same first name as me but spelt differently, I'm inclined to think it was a case of someone getting their email address wrong.

Although my account uses a different email, I changed my Paypal password nonetheless.

Just the first name?

If it is the full name, that dude's dead.

Maybe we can look forward to the escalating adventures of NotKern in addition to the ongoing hilarity of NotTrooper.

Notkern has sold someone a handbag on Ebay. I don't have any to send to the buyer. Think I'm going to have to contact him.

Or post a housebrick with "LOLZ" written on it.

Or a plastic bag with 'Gucci' written on it in felt tip.

Or a plastic bag with 'Gucci' written on it in felt tip.

I've heard back from Notkern. We do indeed share a name, but I don't think he does motocross.

#channel=f13db24d1db887c&origin=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.theguardian.com" class="postlink">"Khaleesi, stop hitting Theon!"

I like to imagine a ten year old Legolas, fresh from getting his daily beating at school, talking to his mother.

"Mommy, why did you call me Legolas? All the other kids tease me and beat me up."
"Well, when you were born our favorite movies were the Lord of the Rings trilogy"
"You named me after a stupid movie person"
"There were books too... We didn't read them"
"Mommy? The other kids are right. You are a daft cunt. "
"Don't use that language in front of your little brother, Iron Man."

Most larger post offices have a fast track queue to accept pre-paid registered/SD items.

There seems to be a lot of hype around the 'new' facebook messaging app, is it as bad as it sounds?

It's bad for me as it is poorly coded and kills my battery life unless I force kill it just after I use it. The facebook app was bad for that, but this is exponentially worse.

wow, that is bad. I have refused to load it on my phone, as I don't get many messages, and don't want another always on app running (esp if this bad at battery life).

I was put off for a while by the horrendous list of permissions but a few of my mates kept using it to arrange nights out so I'd only know what was happening whenever I went and refreshed the website. Now I've switched onto the Facebook app (which is a shitload more usable than the website on my phone) I'm completely screwed if anyone messages me and I don't have the Messenger app installed (as I understand it).

So, in summary: bollocks.

Yeah, but you've only read the permissions because of the scaremongering stories.

And a machine to weigh / pay for your postage without dealing with the queues.

They have the machines in Fareham and its fine until you have to get proof of postage (virtually everything) or are sending something special delivery and then have to join the fast track queue.

The issue is the fast track queue is also the lottery / postal supplies queue so is often just as long as the normal queue :-)

I'm completely screwed if anyone messages me and I don't have the Messenger app installed (as I understand it).

So, in summary: bollocks.

Actually, you aren't, just log into the website from a web browser and you can see them all.

There is a great system in teh PO near us. You pick up a deli-style ticket by visiting a little electronic terminal which issues you a deli-style ticket according to the service9s) you require. You then take a seat and a screen system filters you into one of a number of queues depending on the sevices most under demand and those that require various amounts of time/expertise to deal with.

Ooh yeah, I went into one like that in Central London. Expected sending a parcel to take ten minutes or so, actually I was in and out within two minutes.

Scotland! I am in yies!

So we know where to send the gunmen obviously.