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SD have you tried crating the beast whilst you are out. I had to do this when my dog started destroying my new kitchen. I cable tied the new crate first to make it nice and strong on the corners and now I can go out without worrying what I will come home to. I put 3 padlocks on the door, top, middle and bottom and my dog is happy to run in there when I am going out through the daytime. Night time is another story though :cool:. Hth
Thanks for this flo unfortunately he is not into puddings x
I'd need a crate half the size of my kitchen for him.
He's great at night though, he gets his bedtime denta stick when in his bed. He stays there all night and even if I sleep in he'll not try to get out.SPC #329 £471/£500 banked
SPC 2014 £1100:D
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squilliondollarbaby wrote: »Right I've had a look at the spec on the Acer T180 range.
They are about 6 years old and pretty basic! No offence intended lol
If I had to choose between upgrading that with (say) a £40 Windows 8 upgrade or spending the £40 towards a new PC, then no choice whatsoever: always buy the new PC.
No rush though.
I bought this spec off Bargain Crazy myself a couple of days ago for £190 (refurb)http://www.packardbell.co.uk/pb/en/GB/content/model/DL.U7HEK.001 and as you can see it includes a 20" monitor (must be worth £80) and a PC with Windows 8 installed, though the processor is just a workhorse nothing special.
OOS today but they come back into stock all the time.
Given that there's no rush, I'd watch out for something similar.
Having said that, the AMD processor in the one I flagged to you is highly rated as well - though you would be on Windows 7 still so one step behind. And £140 is a bargain.
I just found the Tesco receipt and I bought it 4th Nov 2007, so 6 years in this year.
I paid £299.97! (base only) :rotfl:
Thanks for the advice on upgrading Windows, I never thought of that. The only thing I did to this PC is put in extra RAM (about as teccy as I get lol), but it's served me well.
Are Packard Bell ok as a make?
I think I'll keep an eye out for the package like you said, or if I win a fortune on the Grand National tomorrow (:rotfl:) I may just treat myselfI Hate Jobsworths!!!0 -
SpiralingDown wrote: »I'd need a crate half the size of my kitchen for him.
He's great at night though, he gets his bedtime denta stick when in his bed. He stays there all night and even if I sleep in he'll not try to get out.
How big is he ? XCherish those you have in your life because you never know when they won't be there anymore.
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TrulyMadly wrote: »SD have you tried crating the beast whilst you are out. I had to do this when my dog started destroying my new kitchen. I cable tied the new crate first to make it nice and strong on the corners and now I can go out without worrying what I will come home to. I put 3 padlocks on the door, top, middle and bottom
He can unpick padlocks:(
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:SPC #329 £471/£500 banked
SPC 2014 £1100:D
Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if one only remembers to turn on the light
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How big is he ? X
The baby gate is a standard one, never measured him before.:o. I do know he's 27kgs though :rotfl:SPC #329 £471/£500 banked
SPC 2014 £1100:D
Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if one only remembers to turn on the light
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This is my typical view while watching TV :rotfl:SPC #329 £471/£500 banked
SPC 2014 £1100:D
Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if one only remembers to turn on the light
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Shop from today , salmon is working again
8 x Sheba Meaty Chunks with Turkey - Foil Tray (100g)£3.43£1.20
6 x Sheba Meaty Chunks Salmon - Foil Tray (100g)£2.57£0.900 -
madmuppet5 wrote: »
I have been out all day and just had a quick catchup and wanted to say Well done Mad:Tits people like you that really do help to make Wishes comeTrue:A0 -
I just had a long discussion with my car insurance broker, I rang to get a renewal quote for my present address the price they gave was the same as last year :mad: I asked about axa price matching but she said they didn't do that through the brokers and maybe I should ring axa direct so I did and knocked £200 off the quote she gave me
. So much for being a valued customer, I had got my policy price matched through the broker lat year so don't know what's changed this year. Well they've lost out on my business this year.
SPC #329 £471/£500 banked
SPC 2014 £1100:D
Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if one only remembers to turn on the light
"Do you not know that a man is not dead while his name is still spoken?” ― Terry Pratchett, Going Postal0
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