Recent content by potlatch

Yup.

Re: You need to read this if you have multiple accounts on thumped with the same emai I'm me. Leave me alone.

Will they ever get the fuck over here. Jeez ...

Nice one. Whyfor?

Been playing a good load of music these days, meaning I've been using a plastic thumb-pick and metal fingerpicks. The Dunlops are fine and all, but sometimes I don't think I can hit the strings at the right angle or get my speed up like I can with no picks. Problem there is the lack of volume...

Vuvuzelas are great fun. Maybe because people find them so annoying. You totally miss out on the awesome stereo effect on the TV. Big groups of people riffing off each other with the things. Proper quality ones would be ace, though.

Re: Africa Day, May 16, Iveagh Gardens with Jape, Solo Cissokho (kora), Fidil and mor Stupid Irish Aid. They're all a bunch of pricks. Tell me how the Lesotho stand works out. Record evidence.

Is anyone from home heading down this way for the World Cup? Drop by Lesotho if you're about! Will be in Bloemfontein and Pretoria for a match or two. Wrap up warm!!!

If ye go anywhere near Lesotho, lemme know. Supposed to be going on a road trip to Zim soon, too, so lemme know how THAT goes. What's the job anywho?

Yeah, I read up on fixing it myself. Where I am, though, I think it'll just be safer to send it back to Dublin to have it fixed. If it doesn't cost a bomb. If it does, I'll consider something else, the external's monitor is still working OK. I'll try the PRAM thing.

My screen on my 2007 MacBook Pro 15" is dead. Well, the LCD works, but there's no light - people tell me it's either the bulb is gone or the inverter, both or the whole screen assembly will have to be replaced. I've got prices from €190 to €707. I've gone to Mactivate, CompuB and Bondigroup.ie...

Hi. I'm living in Lesotho these days. In general it's safe, but shit can happen so you use your common sense. Don't look like you're carrying expensive things, don't walk around at night. But Lesotho is very different from SA. Across the border from Maseru, Ladybrand is a typical small South...

Mafekeng, Lesotho.

Ho Chi Minh City.

Maybe it's been said here, but... Hershey's tastes the way it does because, during the Great Chocolate Wars, he failed to 'barize' the milk chocolate bar without turning the milk sour. As technology advanced in the 1800s, innovators turned their attention to making cocoa tastier and snackable...