Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

PasturesNew

chewmylegoff wrote: »

And me. I've got misskool's credit card details here, let's just whack the bill on there

We could find much more interesting things to buy

zagubov

PasturesNew wrote: »

I need to get a smartphone in the next month or so... clicked the link but was deafened by the WHOOSH noise as what was on there went right over my head

I'd like a phone with a keyboard, that has the biggest screen possible and longest battery life possible and lets me have 1GB internet (or more) and lets me surf t'Internet.

And I want it to have a good camera, so I can take good snaps with it.

Sounds just what i'm after but it has to run on Orange which has a good deal at £10 per month (not literally a contract, a sort of rolling PAYG-type deal apparently).

It's for a family member, not m'good self btw.

I'm happy with an alcatel touchscreen OT 708 on Asda PAYG. I struggle to spend £5 per month, and if I wanted more services I'd be looking at giffgaff. Any better advice very welcome.

Doozergirl

Craving salt and vinegar squares now. Anyone going to the shop?

Wheezy_2

Doozergirl wrote: »

Craving salt and vinegar squares now. Anyone going to the shop?

Yes, I'm popping into Tesco at lunch. I need a new energy saving bulb for the hallway, it just died yesterday evening. Aren't they supposed to last for 10,000 years or something? :mad:

zagubov

Wheezy wrote: »

Yes, I'm popping into Tesco at lunch. I need a new energy saving bulb for the hallway, it just died yesterday evening. Aren't they supposed to last for 10,000 years or something? :mad:

As long as you don't switch them on, or worse, try to read by them!
:eek:

lostinrates

The other night i was struggling to read a by my eco litbulb. Instead i lit two candles. Yes, that is whatit has come to...candle lit was better to read by than that stupid bulb.

Got loads of windows open today and it feels fab. Sommild and pretty.

Doozergirl

I think the bad sleep and weird dreams were the onset of not being very well. I feel dreadful now, it feels like someone is sitting on my chest, I can't clear my throat and it really hurts to cough.


Just finished Rules of Civility by Amor Towles though. Good book. Trying not to fall asleep now, it's a bit early, sigh.

chewmylegoff

PasturesNew wrote: »

We could find much more interesting things to buy

1) website costs
2) a year's supply of frozen kebabs
3) a mug of gravy

job done

lostinrates

As delayed valentines meal i think i am going to make gnocchi fritti for dh tomorrow. I have never made them, but we love them. When i first had these in italy io was bowled over, and cannot understand why they are not more widely known and eaten.

I very rarely fry stuff, let alone fry stuff with lard in it so i am a little apprehensive but it has to be done i have decided.

Doozergirl

chewmylegoff wrote: »

1) website costs
2) a year's supply of frozen kebabs
3) a mug of gravy

job done

Hey, be fair, I did ask.
4) packet of salt and vinegar crisps please