[tomson]

its how everyone pronounces it down here...fackin' cockneys

[mark]

I tend to use the phrase 'gibbering cockney chimps' which is a side effect of living in the mighty south-east.

I don't want to start a debate about the merits of any particular region, but we used to live in Oxford for a good few years and found things & people to be cool. We then moved to Bucks and discovered that racism thrives, a parking space is someone elses castle and ignorance is not a state of bliss but a condition of residence.

I'm off home to Wales soon so I say fack the facking lot of 'em, bunch of cants.

As for the debate, I don't do backend (unless I really have to) and I don't plan on learning while I have a bunch of folks to call on who are considerably better at it than I'll ever be. Tools include the usual adobe/macromedia suspects and a strong constitution.

Bill - obb sends his love. He says it's great to see you back in action, making friends and influencing people.

[Mr Fred]

Originally Posted by mark

I'm off home to Wales soon so I say fack the facking lot of 'em, bunch of cants.

should never have left

its allright here we tend not to have as many pearly kings and queens this side of the bridge.

[Brown]

that's b'cos they refuse to pay the £4 faaakin 50 to get across the bridge

[mark]

Originally Posted by Brown

that's b'cos they refuse to pay the £4 faaakin 50 to get across the bridge

It's a facking bargain if you ask me.

Mind you, some of the Valley Freedom Fighters have got sniper positions around the tolls - just to make sure that no undesirables get in

[crewebiker]

I class myself as both, do all the coding and designing on my own. Just the way I've learnt really. I can't ever imagine someone coding a site that I've designed, or designing a site that someone else has coded. I can imagine getting very territorial with my work if that was ever the case. For coders and designers that work alongside each other, I can imagine their working relationship being very stretched especially if they have different views or ideas etc. I actually turned a part time job down when I was about 15 because I would have only been designing and not coding.

I like to do all the work myself, knowing that it's done properly, knowing my way around it and that it's all my idea.

What's it actually like sharing a project with someone else? Do you get many disagreements or varied ideas etc?

[pgo]

30-10-2003, 11:12

A bit late to the party, eh?

[crewebiker]

lol yeah just a bit by the looks of it.

[d*d]

fred was far more civil four years ago

[cocknose]

Originally Posted by d*d

fred was far more civil four years ago

I think the scottish are getting to him..... all those neeps and tatties

[Mr Fred]

don't be fooled.

[bazzle]

Fackin ell,

I read this whole thread thinking it was made recently.

Was wondering why no one had mentioned web 2.0 :p

[roto]

Ha ha...freakin' newbies trying to boost their post count.

Not you, of course, bazzle.

[copyleft]

[mybmodel]

Both. I think these complete together

[seen.to]

Originally Posted by mybmodel

Both. I think these complete together

It really is good of you to track down aged threads and impart your insight and wisdom upon them.

It is in fact shocking that these threads ever existed without your valuable contributions. It's actually surprising that this very forum existed so long without you.

As we welcome you aboard please accept a heartfelt thanks from all at DT for finally enlightening us!

[Hinkle]

Both, i would love to go for design and forget about all the damn coding, but i dont have the funds to hire a coder yet

[sub]

Can we close this thread yet?