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*awaits*
Simple way to end it in my eyes.....A MAC? Why would you want a computer that shares its name with a beefy treat sold by an American fast food chain?
> Interesting. Maybe I can do something for this.
Hopefully so :)
Online Bingo
In the past Freeola did online bingo, it was brilliant fun and drew me to look at Freeolas web site on a daily basis. This was good for Freeola and good for me as it took me away from the other online bingo sites that I was addicted to!
Freeola dished out numbers at random and first to call house won a prize - but you had to interact with your computer as it did not just happen automatically this is a good thing.
One online bingo site that shall remain un named takes your money you join a game and sit back and the computers does all the work for you, its all very well and good if you do win ( not likley) but if you loose (often) then its very boring!
Freeolas bingo engaed you with your computer and taught you very valuable life skills like using your mouse etc and best of all it was free to Freeola subcribers
This Freeola bingo should be brought back online ASAP as it was the dogs biscuits.
Digi
> My tuppence worth for this week
>
> Online Bingo
>
> In the past Freeola did online bingo, it was brilliant fun and
> drew me to look at Freeolas web site on a daily basis. This was
> good for Freeola and good for me as it took me away from the
> other online bingo sites that I was addicted to!
>
> Freeola dished out numbers at random and first to call house won
> a prize - but you had to interact with your computer as it did
> not just happen automatically this is a good thing.
>
> One online bingo site that shall remain un named takes your
> money you join a game and sit back and the computers does all the
> work for you, its all very well and good if you do win ( not
> likley) but if you loose (often) then its very boring!
>
> Freeolas bingo engaed you with your computer and taught you very
> valuable life skills like using your mouse etc and best of all it
> was free to Freeola subcribers
>
> This Freeola bingo should be brought back online ASAP as it was
> the dogs biscuits.
>
> Digi
I think many, many people agree with you Digi
Does anyone know why, whenever you see a laptop or PC on the TV or in films, the vast majority of times it's a MAC? Surely MAC can't have the advertising rights for all programs, even in the UK? Anyone got any ideas/theories as to why this is? it's been bugging me for years and if I find the answer then I might stop barking at the screen whenever it happens - or, more likely, I'll move on to something equally as pedantic.
JTD