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[HEY!I KEEL YOU, EYEBROWS!]

Indeed:

I am the one who smells of - HEY!

I KEEL YOU, EYEBROWS!

I am the Noisybast.
I am the more-rock.
The dark lord of the loud n' obnoxious.
The sound of things to come.
The one who lurks on the edge of the message board.

Did anyone actually read the indicia? Gave me a laugh, anyway.

Also, top marks for including AALN-1 and his missus as heads of Bad Press. Notice the poster in the background?

Bad news. Condolences, Critter.

Dunno, I tend to let other people beta test Microsoft's crazy schemes before I let 'em loose on my own PC...

Cheers lads - that seems to have done it.

The trick was to shut down Explorer.exe in order to allow me to delete systr.dll from a command prompt.

Now, about this reversed camera bug in Vice City...

;)

Groovy. I did trawl through a few threads on various forums (fora?) but I don't think I saw that one. I'll give it a go when I get home from work.

Cheers M@!

Oh yeah, Slips - What link?

Yeah, tried all the usual removal tools. Hijack This! and CWShredder aren't touching it either.
It's even managing to shanghai Mozilla!

Anybody come across the Globosearch spyware?
I consider myself a bit of a PC pro, and can usually handle pretty much anything the internet can throw at me, but I'm having a spot of bother getting rid of this little digital arsegike.

Every 2 hours (on the dot), it redirects my browser to a page advertising a spyware removal utility!

I've removed the file popup_bl.dll
I've removed all the registry entries referring to popup_bl.dll
I've added the following lines to my Hosts file:
  127.0.0.1 new.globosearch.com
  127.0.0.1 best.globosearch.com

I can't remove C:[backslash]WINNT[backslash]System32[backslash]systr.dll, which is the file that's causing all the bother. Not even in Safe Mode.

Any ideas? Win2K Pro, IE6.

Bah...

Off, dammit!

Italics off?

"If this lovely artwork just would have a readable story attached ... "

Nope, I think the artwork, impressive though it is, actually detracts from the story. I mean, the story's thin enough as it is, without being swamped by an insanely busy, overly murky, CG-assisted, My-Guy photo-strip. If anything, this is a step down from Mark Harrison's similarly pretty-but-dense artwork on Durham Red.

"I don't think the Dredd is going to be following up GRennie & R-Ving's Meg shocker"

It's the spider-vampire shapeshifting alien thingy that was reprinted in a recent EE isn't it?