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I’ve still not received a refund from Expedia, so I’ve contacted Barclaycard to hopefully get the money back from them instead

“Why should I stop calling them ni**as? That’s what they are...”

“Nah, I’m not being homophobic. Where I’m from, gay just means bad. So it’s fine to refer to things as gay.”

McSwede wrote: Wed Aug 12, 2020 11:31 am Only bloody Pikeys!

We don’t say that anymore

Mito Man wrote: Tue Aug 11, 2020 5:30 pm Harry’s surprise at gas strut in the door hinge - I’d fecking want it to open and close automatically for £200k

I think it's an unusual looking hinge because they do that swan thing that astons do, even at the back

Mito Man wrote: Mon Jul 13, 2020 4:27 pm I’m with LV, Sheila and Admiral. Last one was shiela/esure which were cheapest. Hope I never have to deal with any of them

Mine was LV when I wrote off my Abarth.

They were really nice, and easy to deal with. YMMV

There’s been a few videos on this in the US. The ones I’ve seen from respected tech bloggers show that if you’re standing right next to a cell tower in the street, you get crazy fast download speeds (albeit your handset is nearly on fire). The minute you start to walk away from the mast, speeds ...

speedingfine wrote: Wed Jun 17, 2020 1:01 pm Hereditary:

9/10 horror, Toni Collette is brilliant.

Just appeared on Netflix. Guy who did Midsommar's first feature. Terrifying IMHO

Just watched this. Very good. Would strongly recommend. Nice to watch a horror that isn’t just full of jump scares

Was in Asda on Friday, mostly compliant. One person had forgotten their mask and sounded genuinely quite annoyed with themsevles that they hadn't.

Was in Lidl yesterday, mostly compliant. Apart from one twat who had the mask with his nose hanging out

It's incredible how flat out stupid some ...

Maybe this means that they’ll be able to raise the limit from 50 to 60 where sensible?

duncs500 wrote: Thu Jul 09, 2020 10:12 pm I really want a manual winding watch, I don't even know why. I think maybe it's something old school and mechanical in an ever more digitised world... must be getting old.

I enjoy winding my watch. I think it makes me appreciate the watch a bit more, and appreciate the mechanical bits inside

Well that's shit :cry: :cry:

Had a friend have a brain aneurism a while back but she survived - forever changed though due to damage done.


Also had a friend who had one, when we were in year 8 (12/13 years old). Apparently he actually has a second bigger one about to pop in his brain too ...

Beany wrote: Tue Jul 14, 2020 1:03 pm Yeah, I'd expect a snood (motorbike face/neck cover) would suffice.

Definitely

Rich B wrote: Tue Jul 14, 2020 12:51 pm I expect they can’t make them compulsory until they are confident they have the stock to supply everyone, however they still want people to wear them if possible in the meantime.

Interesting take. I didn’t consider that. Seems reasonable

Some how 49 years old. I guess people continue to age even if they’re not on my TV?

He’s left behind a great legacy of fun learning

Anyone here a hardcore anti-muzzle-er?

Also, 5G, amirite!

(*That’s what your racist, hard-Brexit-now uncle calls face masks)

I just can’t see the point of the Grenadier. If LR couldn’t make it work, why could this new company, design a Defender, tool a factory and make profit?

That’s not so long ago, weird I’ve not seen more.

Thanks for the info

What's up with this plate? I don't think I've seen one like it before.

Apologies for the bad picture, a girl took it

Jobbo wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2020 11:03 am

Rich B wrote: Thu Jun 25, 2020 8:13 pm Am missing something huge, I’m this all sounds like a really boring update!

What Rich said. It's not as if Intel, Microsoft et al will be doing nothing for the next 6-12 months.

If their current silicone is anything to go by, their desktop and laptop stuff should be incredible.