Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

zagubov

sss555s wrote: »

I fancy some of that. Do you need to subscribe?

I think your local library already will subscribe to the printed version.

I'm going to need to use it to pick my next printer- want a wireless 3-in-one with cheap inks. I don't suppose anybody here found a reasonably -priced one?

chewmylegoff

sss555s wrote: »

I fancy some of that. Do you need to subscribe?

yes, you do. you can get a trial membership for £1 though, i'm sure i've used it in the past, i think when i was splurging on a TV, and i think you get full access for that £1 rather than limited/restricted use. so, if you've got a particular big ticket purchase in mind then it's worth it.

chewmylegoff

thanks for all the good luck messages for t'interview. found out today that i won't be interviewed by my ex-manager, which is good and bad, because at least i can claim credit for some of the things that she did.

looking forward to homeland at 9pm. the first episode was pretty promising i thought. about time there was something decent on telly.

chewmylegoff

purch wrote: »

After watching that penalty shootout, I think won is the wrong description.

Lost Less than the other Team did covers it...........:T

good match though - all the rugby games were pretty good this weekend as well, despite the depressing loss to wales, at least the rugby we played was actually decent to watch for once, rather than the awful dross we normally produce.

misskool

chewmylegoff wrote: »

thanks for all the good luck messages for t'interview. found out today that i won't be interviewed by my ex-manager, which is good and bad, because at least i can claim credit for some of the things that she did.

looking forward to homeland at 9pm. the first episode was pretty promising i thought. about time there was something decent on telly.

well, good luck and don't blag too much. will you be rolling in it when you start the new job?

misskool

zagubov wrote: »

I think your local library already will subscribe to the printed version.

I'm going to need to use it to pick my next printer- want a wireless 3-in-one with cheap inks. I don't suppose anybody here found a reasonably -priced one?

We bought a samsung wireless colour laser, a bit expensive but no more dried inks and it works with macs and pcs.

SingleSue

mishmogs wrote: »

How do singlesue

we are probably in the same neck of woods.... am deepest part of suffolk on the suffolk/essex/cambs border, equal distance from saffron walden, newmarket, cambridge and bury st edmunds stuck on the A1307. You near me?

went on for the first bike ride of the new season on my motorbike today, very nice thank you. Got lots of noddies from other bikers and have asked DH for a bigger machine for my birthday in March :D Never been known to get what I ask for but you never know..... the pictures of a Honda CB900 hornet are appearing in the kitchen, office and now via email...

From that description, it sounds like you are higher up than me, the border for Essex is our nearest border (halfway across the estuary)...basically, the A14 ends in the nearest town.

Even so, it's not that far away really.

PasturesNew

chewmylegoff wrote: »

looking forward to homeland at 9pm. the first episode was pretty promising i thought. about time there was something decent on telly.

Really? How do you know what it's about?

I've seen it advertised loads of times and I've worked out: a man in a uniform speaks into a microphone and a woman looks worried.

So - that doesn't really put it high on my list.

SingleSue

Davesnave wrote: »

My clutch is the original and on 112 000 miles.

Mind you, car is due for replacement any day now, before anything 'happens!' :eek:

Mine has done nearly 153k :eek:

PasturesNew

OK, I found Homeland, seemed to start with some bloke being shot in the head.... and now I am completely lost as to what is going on. Totally.

Looks like a boy thing.