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roadie douche bag? just a guess

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2D3-FkoXNU

the junkers are nice, but for me, the triangular logo on the dial is a bit loud/too big/too contrasty on all the models I've seen.

I keep losing the scroll bar in IE 11 (64 bit) -

http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/252828/?offset=100#11762200
it's a bug in IE11. use scroll wheel, or trackpad gestures.

very late to the party and its been said before but All the Pretty Horses, what a beautiful book. don't want it to end

Strange, I did not see @hamster's mention on my following page.

I didn't get a mention on my following page from that post, either. is it the 's?

yes, that's done it. thanks!

@Velocio @motter
Multiple edits on a post
behaviour below:

1. I make a post
   
2. I'm not happy, I edit that post. the original post turns up in the text box. expected behaviour.
   
3. I'm still not happy, I edit again. the edited post turns up in the edit box. expected behaviour.
   
4. I'm still not happy, I edit again. Now, the text from the original edit turns up, not the second edit.
   
   

ie11.0.9600, win 7
revision 6

ooh, this trackpad supports gestures. whodathunkit. thanks roboto.

trackpad users, I guess. I forgot my mouse at work.

thanks. it has just so happened that this shift to microcosm has coincided with a shift from IE8 to IE11 at my work. still getting used to both.
the reason I asked is that I have only been frustrated by the scroll bar thing here.

edit: this appears to be a bug/feature with IE11 as described here . the second post on page 2 gets to the bottom of why it is some sites and not others. something to do with magic and/or magnets.

edit 2: test

is this a bug or a design feature? the vertical scroll bar disappears after a couple of seconds of inactivity, even if my cursor is still over it.

mobile browsing is absolutely fantastic.

this is just a test.

edit.. test worked. nothing to see here.

just testing some potentially odd behaviour with clicking on the post number to view replies.
edit ... can't reply to your own post, so going to use post 26 as my source.

^^ i mean the one you'll file as soon as you get your SEIS3 certificate. :)

it's piss easy.

Thanks Velocio,
yes I was aware about the certificate problems from the quarterly investor updates. I was curious to hear from investors about whether and when they had received them. I have not yet, and am about to move house - this is pretty much the only thing that i'd want to set up royal mail forwarding for, so was interested as to whether it was imminent or not.
cheers

ok.
just fire it on this year's tax return. you'll get half the value back. probably worth doing

Have any 2nd round investors received their SEIS certificates?

oops, ignore me.

not really the same thing
for the big ribs you see at morrisons, the only options really are slow cooking or pressure cooker

My GF is after a watch and has some fairly specific requirements that I can't seem to find on the high street... She's after a circular face, preferably silver, which isn't too big and "isn't sparkly". Essentially, something pretty classic. I've been looking at Cobra and Bellamy but I think that the only round faced watch that they do might be a bit big for her taste (and slim wrists):

http://www.cobra-and-bellamy-watches.co.uk/watch-style/sennen/

Are there any other brands that I should be looking at that are similar in style? Ideally around the £150 mark.

Thanks!

Mondaine

you have pm

who knows, maybe he does have a good excuse. He may even still want the trousers, but should offer the purchase price plus four quid for your inconvenience.

When I applied to register for self assessment, I got the email below.

Thank you for your application to register as Self Assessment, received by us on X/Y/ZZ. We will contact you again if we need any further information. Once we have processed your registration we will issue form SA250 which will confirm your Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) number and other relevant information. This process can take up to 6 to 8 weeks.

i'm not sure whether just applying to register for SA triggers a requirement to file a return in that year (12-13 in this case). it's not clear from their site.

It might be worth contacting them ASAP to see if you're expected to file for self assessment this year (12-13) or not.
http://search2.hmrc.gov.uk/kb5/hmrc/contactus/view.page?record=OILdX1VAnlM