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...apart from le fact I would never be allowed to do any kind of coding cos things would go boom >.>

I'd help with your if statements :)

I'm not entirely sure what that means, but :)

 

 

...apart from le fact I would never be allowed to do any kind of coding cos things would go boom >.>

I'd help with your if statements :)

I'm not entirely sure what that means, but :)

 

 

:seems to have diffused situation:

I just slid off my chair, reasonably expecting my legs to hold me up, but my knees went on strike because I'd been sitting on them and now I can't walk and I look ridiculous >.>

I just slid off my chair, reasonably expecting my legs to hold me up, but my knees went on strike because I'd been sitting on them and now I can't walk and I look ridiculous >.>

 

I can't say I've ever had that problem

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