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Wow. Fixed it. Turned off something called "tapping".

Tried in here to the best of my ability and can't find anything.

No, it's something in the settings (i hope). It's a HP dm3 laptop and there's this mouse thing that you run your finger over to move the arrow and the two buttons just like on a mouse, but if you take your finger off the mouse arrow mover bit and then put it back on it clicks any link or highlights. Really annoying. I've tried going into mouse settings and auto select is turned off so do'nt know what to do now.

A statement of intent signing that puts us on the map would be nice.

I think you're thinking of Ian Duncan Smith...

Surely it'd be How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie.

I've just bought a refurbished laptop (so I can spend even more time with my forum friends) but one thing is annoying me. When I move the arrow thing and leave it too long over a link it automatically clicks it. How can I disable this so I do the clicking?

Have you forgotten that we've sold our best player.

Steady on or i'll make you do the truffle shuffle.

joke - we are drawn away and waiting for the home ball

draw in a minute once the adverts have finished

The Great Betrayal - The memoirs of Ian Douglas Smith. OK it's not football, but it' the best autobiography you'll ever read. I posses two hardback copies one of which is signed and pristine and worth a few quid.

Cheers. Found a good stream tho posted it above.

Draw here... http://adf.ly/2JlKy 30 sec add to watch first tho soz.

Is the draw on tv/radio? What time is it?

I remember going to places like Middlesbrough and Blackburn and us having a few hundred, yet in the past 2 seasons we've taken relatively huge numbers to northern clubs. Also I think our Northern support is good quality support (with exceptions such as Rochdale away where our fans were crap) compared to our southern away support being good numberswise but crap noise wise. I blame a lot of this on the supporters coach fans. They get there 30 mins before k/o, have a bovril, sit in silence, then get back on the coach. What a depressing day out - no wonder they always look so miserable. That all said we did have more passion a decade ago.

Bring back Mr Grumpy.

I'm really not interested enough to read up on the subject, but was replying to Gemmels request.

Knowing Verbal it's a mirror.

I'm not talking about Lynn - you are. I'm talking about Arthur Jensens research based on large population samples, all measured a broad range of mental abilities, and all included black-white breakdowns of their various subtests.

"All the studies had several things in common: All were based on large population samples, all measured a broad range of mental abilities, and all included black-white breakdowns of their various subtests." You remind me of the freaks in Americas Bible Belt that still believe in Adam and Eve and consider the theories of Charles Darwin to be blasphemy. The science may not suit your political agenda, but there it is.

Agreed. Climatic conditioning is also a factor in my opinion. Those who have evolved in the Ethiopian Highlands have had to adapt to coping with the thin air and it's my view that this is why they make good long distance runners.

Have you ever wondered why nobody likes you?

Interesting, and for once a sensible post from Verbal. However I prefer to base my opinions around scientific study and not the theories of Verbal. Here is some interesting research. http://library.flawlesslogic.com/iq.htm I'm a firm believer in many evolutionary theories to explain the above. We all know the story of the Malagassy Republic breaking away from continental Africa and the subsequent evolutionary differences that occured due to the isolation, so in my view it's logical that such evolutionary differences occured with our species. Where this becomes contentious for the Liberal Elite is when IQ differences come into the equation. Arthur Jensen explains in The g Factor how evolutionary factors could have potentially contributed to racial IQ gaps. Jensen points out that larger and more complex brains are very metabolically expensive, so they evolve only when they provide a strong selective advantage. According to Jensen, as early humans migrated out of Africa, the need to adapt to colder climates created a stronger selective pressure for intelligence in Europe and Asia than existed in Africa.

And mine.