Nice People 12: Nice in Nice

chewmylegoff

GDB2222 wrote: »

Do you have a restore cd?

No - I am not sensible enough to do things like that. In the end I managed to completely reset it such that it wiped everything off my harddrive which is not what I was trying to achieve. It didn't even solve the issue which I was trying to fix which was less than pleasing.

zagubov

chewmylegoff wrote: »

No - I am not sensible enough to do things like that. In the end I managed to completely reset it such that it wiped everything off my harddrive which is not what I was trying to achieve. It didn't even solve the issue which I was trying to fix which was less than pleasing.

We once bought a computer from a high street chain which was cheap as it had no backup disc. It did have a programme that let you make a backup disc using the DVD/CD burner.

Except it didn't work. You couldn't burn that particular kind of disc without it stopping.

Microsoft-dependant computers are the products of the dark arts. :mad:

CKhalvashi

zagubov wrote: »

Microsoft-dependant computers are the products of the dark arts. :mad:

I must admit, this is what I've found, and much prefer my Macbook to any Windows OS I've used.

Just got back from Gatwick off the late Moscow flight, and read an interesting article on the plane back.

'You might be wondering, if Georgia is such an easy place to enter, why do so few people travel there? Well, it has nothing to do with the visa process and everything to do with the availability of flights going into the country from the major international airport hubs.'

I can't say much more than this now, but not for much longer

PasturesNew

Odd bath - fine if you're nimble and in your 20s/30s .... can't see anybody else being able to manage it:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2747002/Hanging-rubber-duck-The-bath-thinks-s-hammock.html

Where do you stick your shampoo?

silvercar

PasturesNew wrote: »

Odd bath - fine if you're nimble and in your 20s/30s .... can't see anybody else being able to manage it:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2747002/Hanging-rubber-duck-The-bath-thinks-s-hammock.html

Where do you stick your shampoo?

"designed for use in a wet room" - emptying the bath will soak the floor!

michaels

PasturesNew wrote: »

Odd bath - fine if you're nimble and in your 20s/30s .... can't see anybody else being able to manage it:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2747002/Hanging-rubber-duck-The-bath-thinks-s-hammock.html

Where do you stick your shampoo?

Seems to me it looks pretty much like a normal bath but with no outside, rather than a swinging piece of cloth?

lostinrates

I've linked a similar one before I think. I remember it as nicer. Maybe it was the same but a different colour, but if think it was nicer.



Car drama this morning.


Dead as a dodo. Went to RP's and the silly key for that was dead as a dodo and trying to flip it out made be feel like a chimp failing an intelligence test, set off the alarm and couldn't work it out.

Fir Ran back for other keys from RP and took dogs home apart from kiwi who hid under car.


I now know the station is very much closer than I always tell people if one drives actively.

PasturesNew

Thinking of Spirit- hope today brings grapes and some good gifts that bring small pleasures

lostinrates

Oh, re shampoo, its in the wet room, so you shampoo under the shower, then lounge on the bath with you conditioner in for half an hour, reading a book or listening to music or whatever floats your hammock. Then you rinse hair under shower again. Scandalous waste of water.

Or, you bath on a day you aren't hair washing.

SingleSue

Lounge in a bath for half and hour? Blimey, I am lucky if I get 5 minutes before armageddon occurs....

Also sending positive thoughts to Spirit xx