Time to clean up sticky threads etc?

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DBoy
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Time to clean up sticky threads etc?

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I am not here as much as days gone by - but it still bugs me.

Threads stickied that are past used by date etc...

Clean house time?

I know we are time poor peoples but surely a few minutes might just removes some cobwebs??
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I always clean up my "sticky threads" on the computer. Usually with a tissue, sometimes I just use a sock.
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Hardy wrote:I always clean up my "sticky threads" on the computer. Usually with a tissue, sometimes I just use a sock.
IT WAS A GHOST... DID YOU GUYS SEE THE GHOST?!?
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I've seen a ghost before...This one time, when i was working at an old estate i was really nervous cause it was my first day on the job and couldn't find the toilet so i snuck out the back to the cemetery and just as i'd done my bizzo thought i saw a ghost - but it was just my pee steam.
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motion for sticky
He's climbing in your windows, he's snatching your people up.
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