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Old 20th April 2006, 15:43   #41 (permalink)
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Default Re: What part of the UK are you in?

Right - the dummy ones are gone.

Have a look and see if there is still someone 8 miles away now.
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Old 20th April 2006, 15:46   #42 (permalink)
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Oh man - the nearest person to me is 42.75 miles away and the next 51.94 miles away - and if they are the fakes I'm in trouble lol as the next is over 100 miles away!!

Only kidding, I realise this is not up and running properly yet and there is EVERY chance someone will live just around the corner from me !!
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Oh oh - I was right - NO ONE lives withing 100 miles of me lol!!

When will this go live? I mean can people go and register even though the page is still a work in progress?

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Mind you, it's not unheard of.

I was at a party about 2 weeks ago, and this woman was talking about bank charges and how she was going to get hers back, and mentioned this site.

I couldn't resist and had to go and tell her - she refused to believe that I was 'Dave'.
Bet that was a wild moment!!
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Yeah - ripping party!!

Yes, people can go and register there if they want - it might be a little buggy though.

I wanted to ok the whole site with BF before it goes 'proper' live -i.e. the www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk actually lets it load rather than forwarding straight to the forum.
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...and there is EVERY chance someone will live just around the corner from me!!
...never mind...I was trying to think of a funny retort...but fell at every attempt
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Dave,

What if my postcode's not there, do I select the closest?

It's ok - I've got it. They aren't in number order.

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You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Spiceskull again...
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What if my postcode's not there, do I select the closest?
I would have thought that'd work as AW26 is around 7 miles from AW27 (AW is cryptic coverup of my real location heh heh - lol)
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I was being facetious....lol It's wot the computers says when you try and rep someone twice lol
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I was being facetious....lol It's wot the computers says when you try and rep someone twice lol
I wouldn't know.
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Dave I can confirm I am still 8.5 miles from someone...
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Then you must be. It's worked out using Pythagorus - took some dredging of the old memory banks writing that bit of code, I can tell you. So, in English - it's as the crow flies, not along roads.

I have deleted all the dummy entries.

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I may be mistaken but I think some buddies are duplicated, it now tells me that there are 2 buddies with my postcode, maybe there is?
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Indeed there is - you however, are one of them.

So, there is someone who is in the same postal region as you registered.
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