London Socialite Sees The Light

Erme

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

"LondonGirl and Army Boy sitting in a tree K I S S I N G!"

Happy New Year Lovely!

xxx

Ha ha ha......

Yep smooching under a conifer out of the rain trying not to get noticed by all of us :rotfl:

LondonGirl252 wrote: »

Unfortunately not, we go 50/50!

Shocking...weirdo modern liberals LOL....

And Army boy is loaded right?

As for the AV..you have a few options..Linux - free PC reviving operating system (try puppy); avast; avg are the main ones...

Seriously sell that stupid one you just bought or try and blag a refund

Or get a mac (slightly more expensive than £24.99 but I love my mac)

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miggy

Hi, glad you had a good time! And well done avoiding the sales.

We use AVG and I think it's pretty good... the basic freeby programmes seem to cover most of the potential nasties, though when they try to sell you the higher spec versions there's always a long list of horrible-sounding stuff that your 'not protected against'. Having said that, I think many of the nasties get in through certain sites that our net nanny-type programme keeps out.

Anyway, having spent the £24.99 hopefully you are well protected and won't have to shell out for expensive work caused by undesirables on the computer.

Erme

I still say get a mac:D

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turbo.jet

LondonGirl252 wrote: »

Another DD went out for my loan so updated siggy!

And what a milestone that update is! A mahoosive congratulations on reaching the 10% mark!

I work in IT and my opinion on AV software is that its only as good as the person operating the computer. If you click on something and approve its installation (even unknowingly), there's only so much AV can protect you. Its better to have than not to have though.

LondonGirl252

Can't afford a blooming mac!!!

Thanks, I'm not massively great with computers other than what I use regularly so I'll keep what I have and try and sell the extra 2 lisences!

Thanks TJ! Pretty pleased with that milestone! When the Post Office direct debit goes out it'll take me under £12k! Yay!

turbo.jet

What I wouldn't give for a nice shiny new macbook. I'm afraid Macs are about as Un-MSE as they come!

Erme

LondonGirl252 wrote: »

Can't afford a blooming mac!!!

Thanks, I'm not massively great with computers other than what I use regularly so I'll keep what I have and try and sell the extra 2 lisences!

Thanks TJ! Pretty pleased with that milestone! When the Post Office direct debit goes out it'll take me under £12k! Yay!

turbo.jet wrote: »

What I wouldn't give for a nice shiny new macbook. I'm afraid Macs are about as Un-MSE as they come!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Just said it to wind folk up ......

Well when ya too paranoid to use Windas (thieves break in and steal through windas) and like you can't get Linux on your netbook it wasn't that much more than buying another laptop

Still works fast etc a year later and I only got the cheap one...Gotta love my mac

Tis relative....

Okay try this racy puppy (puppy without a lead).....

Not a big download for these things either...

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LondonGirl252

GAAAHHH The world is against me!!!

FM just emailed to say the bills for gas and electric have arrived WHY had I not included this in my budget??? WHY OH WHY???

So now, I have to give her £78.24 meaning Im definitley not making that card over payment or going to any lunch or anything. HMPH.

Tonight is definitley an ebay night!!!

Budget updated to include £25 put away for these bills each month for the future.

It would be AMAZING if that Post Office cashback of £50 from quidco came through this month but highly doubt it.

Boss put a lunch in my diary for his birthday on Friday, will see where they pick. So January is now looking just as bad as December. F.....iddlesticks!

Need to pick up prescription tomorrow so thats £9.70 gone too

Need to try and live off £80 the rest of the month, at least my freezer and food cupboard is full. As long as nothing else stupid comes up it should be OK

rugbychick81

Hi LondonGirl
Back in October you said you were looking for cheap things to send to your friend in Afghan. You can find online sample pub quiz sheets and answer papers ... print off some of those and the troops can have a pub quiz night
Good luck on your debt free journey.
Rugbychick xx

(Update: Just read further in to your diary and realise he is home now so this is irrelevant... )

LondonGirl252

rugbychick81 wrote: »

Hi LondonGirl
Back in October you said you were looking for cheap things to send to your friend in Afghan. You can find online sample pub quiz sheets and answer papers ... print off some of those and the troops can have a pub quiz night
Good luck on your debt free journey.
Rugbychick xx

(Update: Just read further in to your diary and realise he is home now so this is irrelevant... )

Hey,

Thanks for this!!! He is going back for a little while next week so I will do that!
Thanks xx