[foot-loose]

Yeah you are. Im a girl.

Get in the kitchen and start making the tea then. Oh, and have a baby while you're at it!

You want me to have the baby while making the tea? It'll have to wait until Im finished my astronomy assignment Im afraid Foots.

You can't have an education if you are a woman! Get with the times!

[Sunny So Cal]

Out of interest what was it that made everyone think I was a guy?

Don't take it personally, geek. They thought I was one, too.

[geek]

Out of interest what was it that made everyone think I was a guy?

Don't take it personally, geek. They thought I was one, too.

Don't worry Im not. Im just interested as to why they thought that.

[TIAL]

I think it's the gross generalisation that geeks who like rugby are likely to be male.

Me included, sorry!

[Console]

I was actually typing in ASCII code which uses 7 bits and not the ISO 8859-1 character code!

Doesn't ASCII use the eighth bit of the bite as a check bit? Saying that though, I don't think it was always that way.

[tom greeni]

Hi people I'm back, I'm glad we have dropped the grammar attack on me !

[SpaceBoy]

Console, ASCII is, strictly, a seven-bit code, meaning it uses patterns of seven binary digits (a range of 0 to 127 decimal) to represent each character. When ASCII was introduced, many computers used eight-bit bytes (groups of bits), also called octets, as the native data type. In seven-bit ASCII encoding, the eighth bit was commonly used as a parity bit for error checking on communication lines or for other device-specific functions. Machines that did not use parity checking typically set the eighth bit to 0.

Oh what fun we have on here!

[tom greeni]

Does Chris own this website ? If so do you no Chris Moyles on a personal level ?

[Console]

Chris Harris owns this site (as it says at the top of the page).

[geek]

I think what he means is does Chris Harris know Chris Moyles. Like how Jono has met Scott Mills.

[tom greeni]

Right OK, But does Chris know Chris Moyles ?

[Yudster]

A PM would sort that one out.