Nice People 13: Nice Save

zagubov

michaels wrote: »

When Microsoft spent all their effort trying to screw their competitors they were the evil empire, somehow when Apple do the same they remain cute and cuddly to their fans....

I love apple and loathe microsoft, as everybody here is tired of hearing.. However, the one gripe I have with them is that when they upgrade a system they sing its praises and then let you find out its turned off a ton of previous software. Then you're paying to buy new upgrades, if they're available.

I was given a new ipod that my ancient apple mac won't connect to but thanks to the software that SC linked to, I might be able to use it now. :j

Has anyone here used it before- can it handle podcasts?

Nikkster

PasturesNew wrote: »

Poldark, bbc1.

I'm not generally keen on period drama, but this one has a certain appeal. Nice scenery

PasturesNew

Nikkster wrote: »

I'm not generally keen on period drama, but this one has a certain appeal. Nice scenery

I find it a bit difficult understanding some of what's going on - most of the time I realise 10 minutes later, but I'm as rubbish at complex TV as I am at reading books

GDB2222

Bluestone 42 used to be really funny.

zagubov

Gained a bonus dog tonight. A black terrier not unlike our own but female. Somebody on the street was stopping her from running onto the road, had no idea whose she was. We took our dog off his lead and put it on her. I carried ours while we looked for her owner. We just let her lead while we followed. Eventually bumped into him a long way out of our way.

Kept on worrying who do you contact about a missing dog on a Sunday night?

Nikkster

Looks like I'm gaining a bonus housemate too...

DQWD: Got a niggly feeling this will turn out bring trouble to my door, but I'm in a position to help someone in need so... I'm glad that people felt they could ask me for the favour.

GDB2222

zagubov wrote: »

Gained a bonus dog tonight. A black terrier not unlike our own but female. Somebody on the street was stopping her from running onto the road, had no idea whose she was. We took our dog off his lead and put it on her. I carried ours while we looked for her owner. We just let her lead while we followed. Eventually bumped into him a long way out of our way.

Kept on worrying who do you contact about a missing dog on a Sunday night?

No collar? No name tag? I think you did well to let the dog find his own way home.

zagubov

GDB2222 wrote: »

No collar? No name tag? I think you did well to let the dog find his own way home.

Had a collar but no ID details on it. Couldn't ignore it as we'd worry if ours ran off. Can't understand why anybody would take a dog off the lead in a park in the evening.:(

GDB2222

zagubov wrote: »

Had a collar but no ID details on it. Couldn't ignore it as we'd worry if ours ran off. Can't understand why anybody would take a dog off the lead in a park in the evening.:(

We do that all the time. The dog gets a run that way. But Doglet does have our telephone number on her collar.

vivatifosi

GDB2222 wrote: »

We do that all the time. The dog gets a run that way. But Doglet does have our telephone number on her collar.

I think that's the key difference. It's too long for a dog's legs and bladder to wait over long winter nights. Ours is quite shy. She likes to run into the bushes for a wee. I think she thinks she is human.