About eighteen months ago years ago, I wrote a directory page that calculated the average age on a network. The age was quite a bit higher than any of us liked, so I added a configuration option where one could set an average age they were more comfortable with when they personally viewed the stats.

Most people - or at least, most of those who cared enough to set the config - were comfortable with an average age between thirty and forty.

Thus, I believe the result of this thread is that all surveys asking for age should, from now on, contain "Over 35" as the highest bracket.

Ee, nevermind, lad, it'll be over soon.

Bollomilk34 wrote:

ptcscrutiny wrote: cant do tasks and offers because of this problem.. | ClixSense Forum[/quote

and flashfox navegator?? it cant be used?

I think it's okay, but I'm not 100% sure, because it didn't work on my device.

If it isn't, you'll get a warning when you try to take an offer. You won't be banned or anything, you'll just be prevented from doing them,

Quote:I was not expecting much people above 50 here...That's why I have not classified age ranges above 50.

We have a cultural myth that old people can't use computers...but who do you think invented them? Age surveys almost always come out higher than you think, because the last three generations all thought they invented the internet. In the 80's, we thought we invented it because we had FidoNet. In the 90's, they thought they invented it because the mainstream started calling it "the internet", in the 2000s, they thought they invented it because you didn't have to know stuff and think about things to make it work.

In the 70's, they thought they invented it because they, well, kinda did, give or take a couple of years at the end of the 60s.

No, you can't use it.

You can crossload flash into Firefox, or use Dolphin browser.

Quote:Does reikall come from your ethnic origins?

Yeah, kinda - it's an Old Norse word. I'm from the UK, but we were part of the Danelaw - that is, the region occupied by the Danish Vikings. In 878 the Kingdom was theoretically unionised, but we're farm, not city so it was slow to spread - and even today our dialect is still basically Old Norse.

Quote: It is a pity that performers such as this do not get decent air-play to wider markets.

They've got two, seriously good artists. Desislava, and Anelia. There are a few more I like, but they're the two that make you go "wow". They both have the same problem - they sell sexualised commercial crap to make their bread and butter (and Anelia got in trouble for saying that herself in an interview last year), and only get a chance to make a decent record every two or three years.

It's a shame, but that's the world we live in, I suppose.

This is Anelia doing something good:

Анелия - Не казвай, любе, лека нощ (откъс на живо) - YouTube

Ah, you're right, thanks for that. She did a gig called "The Secret Concert", and most of the tracks were in English. Since all the others were covers, I've assumed this was also a cover - just an obscure one. But you're right, it was John Themis for her.

Quote:How did you find it?

My username is non-random - that's rake as in reikall, or wanderer. I've lived a lot of places, and that was one of them. Cultural osmosis, I suppose.

Quote:My dad taught me how to treat ladies. Always be polite and courteous, if a lady came in the room, stand up and take off any hats, and if it was a vampire, you staked 'em.

-- Tom McNair

Anyone know who wrote/performed this first? The lyrics show up nothing in a search, but since this is English and she isn't, it's still more than likely a cover.

DesiSlava - My Pleasure, My Pain (Live On "Pei s men" - YouTube

I preferred it when they gave us Kabaddi on a Sunday. Kabaddi rocks way more than American not-using-feet-not-even-a-ball.

Quote:What's the use of a good quotation if you can't change it?

-- The Doctor

Which was the closest thing I could think of to "what's the use of a good quotation if you can't repeat it?".

Quote:Don't worry Susy, I was thinking ....um...sort of tactically. I knew he wouldn't hurt you, it's Fred Srock he's gunning for.

While I would make an excellent warlord, it is, sadly, against my religion to kill just anyone. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a cartoon pagan with crystals and vibrations and stuff, I'm a "The Gods are personified metaphors of natural phenomenon" kinda guy, but even I think the bit that says we should try peaceful measures first, and even if they fail, not go to war unless somebody brings it to us, is probably a bit we should stick to.

So yeah, just Srock.

For now.

Well, I don't have the luxury of men to form a shield wall, so I may as well go all in with an axe.

Now there's a name I never wanted to hear again. I'll tell you one thing, he's a man I'd like to introduce to my axe.

Marcel666 wrote: For your info: You can hide your stats

And a gold star indicates premium membership.

Super Bowl? That some kinda of Tupperware?

For a thread that calls itself poems, there aren't many poems lately.

'How old am I' asked she of me,
With suspicion in her eye,
Old enough to know the ways,
Not old enough for the whys

Lusted for and desired,
respected and admired,
Wanted, needed and cared for,
But never once been loved

Lives I wasted, changed and took,
Others saved and touched and envied,
More yet some I even created,
Yet even more were simply lost

The thousand thoughts of a mad man's mind,
Silence for not a moment,
The thoughts are good, and bad, and neutral,
The result always the same

The alcohol in exuberance to take away the pain,
A long quest for oblivion to muffle all the sound,
To close my eyes to the suffering,
Yet the vision lingers on

Travelled far and wandered wide.
On this decadence called Earth,
A seeker of a jigsaw piece,
Never to be found

Then finally when homeward bound,
A field in wind and ice,
The braying hordes from concrete frames,
Say it's theirs not mine

'How old am I' asked she of me,
With suspicion in her eye,
Old enough to know the ways,
Old, so very old.

US/CA are tier one.

UK/AU are tier two.

Europe is tier three.

Everyone else doesn't get as much, but your cost of living is lower too, so, swings and roundabouts.

Who is your email with?

Is it gmail or yahoo or something, or is it hosted from your own domain?

If you're not hosting from your own domain, ignore me. If you are, you can just add that line (after setting the right path) in the "cronjobs" section of whatever control panel you're using, and it will delete all your email on a schedule you give it.

If you have your own site, and host your own email, you can just rm /path/to/mail in a cron, and it'll be recreated on the next receipt packet.

If you're using somebody else's mail, God knows.

Edit, or thinking about it, on a shared host you might have permission problems, so you'd want rm /path/to/mail;touch /path/to/mail