Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

chewmylegoff

misskool wrote: »

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

heh. if i get it, which isn't too likely, i will be quids in, although even then i won't be able to afford a ruddy 3 bedroom house in richmond.

chewmylegoff

PasturesNew wrote: »

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.

it might have helped if you had watched the first episode!

sss555s

zagubov wrote: »

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?

The general rule is cheap inks for Epson or Canon but not every model.

Find the printer you want then check ebay for compatible ink for that model.

Personally I've had 3 Epson and one Canon printer. I moved to Canon after 3 Epson printers as I was sick of Epson problems and the Epson were known to have trouble with heads drying up if they weren't used often enough (not that I had that problem).

I've had my Canon (MP830) for around 3 years now and I'm very happy with it.

This one is around £57 on a google search...

MG6150

MG6150 Review

Another review

Ink

:beer:

PasturesNew

chewmylegoff wrote: »

it might have helped if you had watched the first episode!

Oh, I thought this was the first.

It's rubbish.... 38 minutes in and there's a l00ny on the loose and lots of gratuitous naked t1ts.

PasturesNew

HP advertise their inks are cheapest. As a rule I don't need/use/have a printer. You only end up printing rubbish because you can.... leading to clutter. Then when you NEED to print something, it's out of ink

Doozergirl

Good luck for tomorrow, Chewy

LydiaJ

PasturesNew wrote: »

HP advertise their inks are cheapest. As a rule I don't need/use/have a printer. You only end up printing rubbish because you can.... leading to clutter. Then when you NEED to print something, it's out of ink

Or else you don't print anything for ages because you don't need to, and then when you do need to, the ink's dried up.

chewmylegoff

PasturesNew wrote: »

Oh, I thought this was the first.

It's rubbish.... 38 minutes in and there's a l00ny on the loose and lots of gratuitous naked t1ts.

yeah...JACKPOT. a ginger-US marine-muslim terrorist. genius!

CKhalvashi

purch wrote: »

Have you ever tried to move a Miele washing machine ??

I have never been the same :eek:

P.S. Miele Washer/Tumble Drier/Dishwasher all bought in 1993 still going strong :T

One of the reasons for going with Miele was the fact that they were one of the few to do a 90cm built-in oven that fits the kitchen. We’ve had problems with something in the 1st 6 months every other time we’ve moved house, but I want to keep the stuff we have now until it no longer works.

If it’s going 19 years later, I’ll be really happy!

CK

CKhalvashi

misskool wrote: »

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

We’re HP, and the bloomin’ thing will connect wirelessly to her iPad to print, but I need to physically switch on the computer to get anything e-mail wise off my iPhone :mad: