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fairclaire

patty! :rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

pattylabelle wrote: »

Sounds as if he tests out a range of matresses:eek:

Hey, thought you were sleeping missus!!!;)

artha

davemorton wrote: »

I would say that would be fantastic, but obviously im guessing you arnt going there for a holiday, but being away from normality is good. Just make it as good a trip as you can.


Erm, bit window shopping, a little eating, and expanding my knowledge of fine brews and lovely friendly local ale houses. Brought back a fantastic beer which is brewed in a little tavern I found, the sort of place all the locals go too. This bottle is amazing, I will have to try to post a pic of it tomorrow nightshift.

Never ventured out of the centre much on my couple of visits there. Have memories of sitting outside the Singe d'Or sipping large glasses of Leffe Brune and watching the world go by:)

davemorton

artha wrote: »

Never ventured out of the centre much on my couple of visits there. Have memories of sitting outside the Singe d'Or sipping large glasses of Leffe Brune and watching the world go by:)

Yeah, everything just moves slower there, and a glass of beer can last ages. I have a favourite touristy bar I like to go to in the centre where you can just sit and watch the boats going past.

davemorton

Im usually found sitting just behind the big tree in the pic.
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nova_dee

Hi and good evening to everyone...

Can I seek technical advise from you guys about something off topic...

I can't make my mind whether to get the Panasonic Viera plasma 50 inch3d hd which is currently on sale at 599 with two 3d glasses against LG 50 inch now 619. Both are on sale at John Lewis and both smart tv

Thank you very much...

fairclaire

bed time for me too. There are bound to be first day back hiccups to deal with in the morn

night lovely people, sleep well x

davemorton

nova_dee wrote: »

Hi and good evening to everyone...

Can I seek technical advise from you guys about something off topic...

I can't make my mind whether to get the Panasonic Viera plasma 50 inch3d hd which is currently on sale at 599 with two 3d glasses against LG 50 inch now 619. Both are on sale at John Lewis and both smart tv

Thank you very much...

Sorry, I wont be much use here, have you tried googling for reviews?? May be some help.

fairclaire wrote: »

bed time for me too. There are bound to be first day back hiccups to deal with in the morn

night lovely people, sleep well x

Think im off in a mo too, sleep well FC.

fairclaire

nova_dee wrote: »

Hi and good evening to everyone...

Can I seek technical advise from you guys about something off topic...

I can't make my mind whether to get the Panasonic Viera plasma 50 inch3d hd which is currently on sale at 599 with two 3d glasses against LG 50 inch now 619. Both are on sale at John Lewis and both smart tv

Thank you very much...

just saw this. I have the Panasonic 50 inch, with glasses, and have never watched a full 3d programme yet. the telly is nice and I like it. The 3d thing is a bit of a gimmick for me......but that just my opinion

davemorton

That said, I had always rated Panasonic over LG. Could be wrong though, so best advice is dont listen to a word I say.