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SpiralingDown · 11 January 2013 at 3:02AM

artha wrote: »

I'm also teetotal these days but could understand why you might feel like a drink. As far as I can see you have nothing to be personally be sorry for but naturally you will be sorry for it happening (if you know what I mean:o)...we all would be. As to waht you can do about it..not sure, but try not to lose sleep over it as it's not your fault. Many dogs chase cats. Has the dog done it before? If not how could you have known. Sorry if I'm not being much help here.

The dog has chased and caught one of the cats before but never killed it and that was why they were always very careful about not letting him in when no one else was about. What's annoying me is the fact that somehow the dog had access to the cat, even if accidentally, and now it's all his fault.
The guy is splitting up with his wife and moving out at the end of the month and I think that's getting to him eventhough it was his decision to leave her, maybe he was so wrapped up in talking to his new girl that he made a mistake but I know he has lots of things on his mind so it would be easily done. He won't let anyone help him and his wife won't go near the house until he's gone, everytime I've offered to go there he's said he's got other things to do.
His wife had the cheek a few months ago when I was really ill to tell people I wasn't helping him and just using him, that really got to me! I was giving my mum money to buy food for the animals, paid a few vets bills when she 'forgot' to bring money eventhough I had very little myself, she never even told him I'd paid, it was only when the vet jokingly said at one appointment about her not having her personal bank machine there that he knew I'd paid for the treatment and was furious. He got angry when he found out what she'd been saying about me and told me not to worry about helping.
He's been isolating himself off from everyone for months as he knows he's moving too far for most of his friends to visit him so that's not helping him either. All I can say is god help his new girl when he gets there's as he'll be a grumpy so and so by then

Ok ramble over, going to try too get some sleep now
Night night

artha · 11 January 2013 at 3:07AM

French_Knickers wrote: »

The big archos is not so good i believe. Well the one with the keyboard is supposed to be good but the other big one they do has poor reviews. The samsung looks a nice bit of kit but the nexus 7 look s the baby to have.

I just went through an online order at WHS to see if i can pay online with my giftcard but after putting all the delivery details etc in it flatly refuses to go to the payment screen so I'm non the wiser! Interestingly you also get a free £20 giftcard with the purchase.....which if it applies instore too makes it a better deal too.

Yes the samsung tab2 10" is the one I'd like to have but a bit big for out and about. I don't have a smartphone and would probably find the screen size a bit small for my eyes. The archos fits neatly into my small "manbag" and is good for checking on things when I'm in places like T. No bluetooth or GPS though..its a cut down version of a much more expensive version another popular Archos tablet...but at £49 it was good value for what it does.

WHS deal looks good especially if you've got those gift cards to work off.

artha · 11 January 2013 at 3:09AM

SpiralingDown wrote: »

The dog has chased and caught one of the cats before but never killed it and that was why they were always very careful about not letting him in when no one else was about. What's annoying me is the fact that somehow the dog had access to the cat, even if accidentally, and now it's all his fault.
The guy is splitting up with his wife and moving out at the end of the month and I think that's getting to him eventhough it was his decision to leave her, maybe he was so wrapped up in talking to his new girl that he made a mistake but I know he has lots of things on his mind so it would be easily done. He won't let anyone help him and his wife won't go near the house until he's gone, everytime I've offered to go there he's said he's got other things to do.
His wife had the cheek a few months ago when I was really ill to tell people I wasn't helping him and just using him, that really got to me! I was giving my mum money to buy food for the animals, paid a few vets bills when she 'forgot' to bring money eventhough I had very little myself, she never even told him I'd paid, it was only when the vet jokingly said at one appointment about her not having her personal bank machine there that he knew I'd paid for the treatment and was furious. He got angry when he found out what she'd been saying about me and told me not to worry about helping.
He's been isolating himself off from everyone for months as he knows he's moving too far for most of his friends to visit him so that's not helping him either. All I can say is god help his new girl when he gets there's as he'll be a grumpy so and so by then

Ok ramble over, going to try too get some sleep now
Night night

Sleep tight

artha · 11 January 2013 at 3:13AM

time for me to go and finish off a few things before bed.
night all
catch up the morra

French_Knickers · 11 January 2013 at 3:21AM

Night all. I will resist the temptation to do an FK/DM lol

Might even grab an early night myself.....if I can manage to get the cat off my bed! She's currently licking my plate clean from my cod mornay earlier but the leccy blanket is on top heat too so I bet she will scream blue murder when it comes time to turf her out! lol

French_Knickers · 11 January 2013 at 4:04AM

For those considering the kobo arc, check out this review. The thing I like about reviews is the discussion they start as cheap tacky reviews usually tell you nothing, just like this one, but the discussion afterwards tells you more than a dozen reviews.

I'm off to WHS tomorrow to investigate this little device further!

http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/03/kobo-arc-review/