Nooks £29 @ Argos, Sainsburys, Currys, Very

pulliptears

aliasojo wrote: »

Don't suppose you've come across anime manga stuff on your travels pullip?

Think I'd get Brownie points for a manga screensaver.

Ignore me.....I searched on the site you linked to and found some.

Its really easy to make your own as well, just resize the image to 600 x 800 pixels (600 wide x 800 high), change it to black and white or greyscale and save as a jpg.

elsien

Rock, paper, scissors, lizard, Spock.

custardy

bazinga!!!

aliasojo

elsien wrote: »

Rock, paper, scissors, lizard, Spock.

Jelly, cake, trifle, chips, James T Kirk.

What are we playing? :rotfl:

elsien

A screensaver on that site from the Big Bang theory. One of my favourite programmes.
And if there isn't a bazinga, I may have to create one.

aliasojo

elsien wrote: »

A screensaver on that site from the Big Bang theory. One of my favourite programmes.

Ah.

No chips then. :rotfl:

immie

IrishRose12 wrote: »

I don't see how a lot of people can rant and rave about e-books being cheaper!! Have been looking for Chicken Soup for the Teachers soul and for Christmas, and I can buy them cheaper on Ebay for the actual book.

Seems that all the books/authours I like, they're no cheaper than walking into a bookshop

Yeah I get what you mean, I think it depends on what kind of books you want to read?

I bought a Nook purely for reading my course material on the go:o ( I figured that £29 is a drop in the ocean compared to the crazy course fees:eek:). I bought a kindle during my degree, thinking it'll be moneysaving, I ended up returning it lol. The books I needed were somewhat niche/ academic. the kindle versions of books are often set at say 75-80% of the hardcopy's RRP, whereas you can sometimes get a secondhand hardcopy for pennies plus p&p, from the discount/clearance sellers on Amazon. And many books I wanted weren't available in electronic form...

Still, can't go wrong when the price is right! I reckon you can get£20+ for it on ebay once you're bored of it. Helps to reduce clutter too I never let go of old books 'just in case' I need it....:o

fpcat

I saw both the Simple touch and the Glow on display in PC World in Carmarthen, W. Wales, this afternoon if anyone down here is still searching for one.

IrishRose12

Well I've officially given up trying to get the web browser on the Nook. It really shouldn't be this hard, and I don't have the patience lol

thegreenroom

Anybody know why my book connects to the American site,I was browsing the magazines and they are all American,I subscribed to real people magazine on the pc but when I go on the nook it says it isn't supported