Outage last night

[expressman33]

Our hosting company suffered a power failure last night which had a knock-on effect on the server. We were in contact with them since last night and the issue has now been resolved. Apologies for any inconvenience

[kevinchess1]

And hears mee thinkin that Planeteduim had posted about Gilt edge derivatives on the sub Asain market causin a double dip recession durin the junk bonds assets take over of the capital employment and budget cashflow due to the cost of debt ratio affected by the depreciation of the current liabilties of the dividend

And the computor had mistaken the post for a suicide note and top itself

[tonyg]

Nice to see you back.

[Kelantan]

Nice to see you back.

Indeed it is, tried several times last night.

[Mel]

When I found the site was down last night I immediately thought the worst. Has Richard done a runner with all our money?
But then I thought about it and decided that that couldn't be the case.
I just couldn't imagine Richard being happy sitting on the golden sands of a remote Pacific island chatting to Robert Maxwell, Lord Lucan and Elvis, soaking up the sun and taking it in turns to ride Shergar.
So, I decided it must be what I believe is called 'The Roman Catholic problem' ............................





............... The server was ****ed

[rayf]

Glad its back now - bit I missed out on all of yesterday's clicks - left it a bit late in the day and then no imutual

[Sarah]

Glad its baxk now - bit I missed out on all of yesterday's clicks - left it a bit late in the day and then no imutual

Me too!

[Mel]

Has Richard done a runner with all our money?

Nearly, but I got stopped at passport control so decided to come back and switch the server back on

[kevinchess1]

i 2 HAD mEL'S THOUGHTS but I chec on Titter and there was a massage there out the outage
Miss out on gettin me Dailys capped as well

[1960mackem]

Has Richard done a runner with all our money?

Nearly, but I got stopped at passport control so decided to come back and switch the server back on

One million pounds using new £20 notes would weigh about 50kg!
You’d have to be pretty strong to be able to carry it.
If you put it in a suitcase and tried to check it on to an aircraft you’d be racking up some serious excess baggage charges.

Using £50 notes your million would weigh about 22kg.
This would almost fit into your usual airline allowance.