The Everlasting Loveliness (that) Is The Elite

neosi

Savvybuyer wrote: »

If I do a transaction with my bank (not suggesting anyone do this btw) withdrawing something before 2am (for the first time), for example perhaps at 1.46am, then maybe when the clocks go back to 1am, I'll never have done that transaction and it will disappear??:)

Savvy, you can send me a bank transfer if you want at around 1.45am and i'll let ya know if the cash has disappeared in the morning :rotfl:

TrulyMadly

I got a sort of "knowing " look from a man today at the till. I thought he might have been one of us.

TrulyMadly

neosi wrote: »

Savvy, you can send me a bank tranfer if you want at around 1.45am and i'll let ya know if the cash has disappeared in the morning :rotfl:

Hi neosi,

How is your sky tonight?

Ooh thinking of storms.....where's Elsie our resident storm chaser:eek:

Call_of_Trouty

clucky1977 wrote: »

Good evening all,

About the Hudl, whats the difference between this and an ipod apart from the screen size. My daughter has a ipod and was looking at these in tesco might make a nice pressie tia x

An ipod is for music, ipod touch you can also download games and go online.

A hudl can do all of the above and is just like a mini handheld computer basically.

clucky1977

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

An ipod is for music, ipod touch you can also download games and go online.

A hudl can do all of the above and is just like a mini handheld computer basically.

Thanks x

Wheres_My_Cashback

Found a glitch on a crisp womble :j

Trouble is they're not comparing favourably

Sensations Crisps - Paid £2 - APG shows 2F£3.50 - Oh well !

josie

Does the Hudl have HDMI & usb ports?

lawrie28

So with the pumpkins...This is what I do, can anyone add anything.

I always use a serated knife like a saw to do all cutting. A smooth knife slips and is harder to use.

I cut into the top of the pumpkin making sure the knife is at an angle so the lid does not fall in. I also don't cut a perfect circle, I cut a wedge in the back so its easy to put the lid back on the right way around.

Scoop out all the insides, and scrape the wall that the design is going on so it is thinner. than the other using a spoon. The thinner the wall the easier to cut a design into the pumpkin. Not too thin.

Oh I do remember someone putting a whisk attachment (possibly on a drill), but maybe just an electric whisk, inside a pumpkin to get all the guts loosened quickly.....

I print my design out from tinternet, and tape it onto the pumpkin. Then using a bradle, small screwdriver or other pointy thing I go around the edge of the design making loads of small holes so the design is transfered to the pumpkin. I then use a drywipe marker and draw along the dots so I can see the design I want to carve in.

When the design is drawn on the pumpkin I start carving, making sure I start cutting in an area that doesn't matter so I can get used to cutting it. I use a sawing action and take away small peices at a time so I dont slip and cut off an important bit.

When I have cut out the design, I try and neaten all the edges on the inside so I dont get straggly bits showing.

I usually use a tealight inside, but bought some cheap LED torch things so gonna try them. May also use coloured tissue paper to make the eyes glow red etc (DONT DO THIS IF USING A CANDLE!!!).

Anyone else add anything, do anything else or can think of anything I have forgotten?

squigs

EMMAP wrote: »

Title suggestion for later: Evil League (of) Inordinately Tiny Expenditure

Extra Little Items Towards Exmas !!! :)

Loopie_Lou_2

With the talk of the hudl, just wondered what would be the better buy, the hudl or the Samsung galaxy tab 2 as it was posted earlier that it is £99 in A. Sorry can't remember who posted it.