Wallpaper.

[j.sabourn]

Doc I am one of the thick ones. I have managed to send a photo to someone who was looking for a copy. I did this my having someone take a photo of the photo and put on computer. I then sent this to his private email address. I still have these 2 photos on computer, and the only way I am able to send would be direct to an email address. What address should I send to to get on the gallery for anyone else who may look for a copy at a future date. Hope this makes sense to someone. Cheers John Sabourn

[j.sabourn]

Doc forget query, have managed somehow trial and error to put in Gallery. Cheers John Sabourn

[happy daze john in oz]

Don't be like the blonde who tried to put wall paper on her screen. Kept falling off, not enough paste.

[Captain Kong]

This is my wall paper, I find it brings back memories of happy days at sea. Has a warm feeling about it.
I took the photo from the Prom in Fleetwood, A ship outward bound into the sunset. Morecambe Bay with the Cumbrian hills in the back ground.
Dont know the name of the ship. Anyone can have it.
Cheers
Brian

[Richard Quartermaine]

Would this work on my house ?

K.

Only if it is ADOBE!
R

[Charlie Hannah]

This is mine. Sorry you have to Google it only way i can put it on. Dont think it will disappoint.

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[Keith at Tregenna]

Looked on the net, best advice was remove all personal affects, add paint by the tin, add hand grenade, pull pin, leave quick, return when the paint has dried ? ? ?

Did fancy wall paper as opposed to paint.

Not certain now about Windows: Windows eight seems good, but only had 7 windows before.

Confronted the experts, they asked how many windows at the back: 4, the front 3.

Have you got any doors, HOW THE FRICK, DO YOU THINK I GET IN ?

AND THEY GOT ALL WRONG:

Commenced with can I speak to Mr. Wall, said no walls here, replied how do you keep the roof on.

GLAD MY NAME IS NOT BATES: Mr / Mrs / Master etc.




ALL ADVISE REQUESTED ?

K.

[Richard Quartermaine]

Had a couple of passengers from Cape Town to Melbourne whose name was - IT WAS - Carriage. Man and wife and teen age daughter - can't remember her first name now but her parents were quick to let us know what it was!
RQ

[alf corbyn]

Richard. it was obviously Miss

[Ivan Cloherty]

I once worked with a fellow called Hugh, whose family name was Pratt, what the hell were his parents thinking of, poor bugger must have had a hard time at school and an embarressment for the teachers at roll call