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What's the wallpaper on your PC? I have a cr@ppy yellow smiley face on a black background and I want something new. Any suggestions?
P.S. Can you tell I'm bored?
P.S. Can you tell I'm bored?
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My wallpaper on my lap top at home is of Simon Rea :)
While my work pc is a more formal Thomas cook logo
While my work pc is a more formal Thomas cook logo
Lucy-Jane wrote:
> My wallpaper on my lap top at home is of Simon Rea :)
>
> While my work pc is a more formal Thomas cook logo
Windows standard at home because I can't be bothered to change it.
Also TC logo at work.
> My wallpaper on my lap top at home is of Simon Rea :)
>
> While my work pc is a more formal Thomas cook logo
Windows standard at home because I can't be bothered to change it.
Also TC logo at work.
I visited Thomas Cook a few days ago to convert some money, and got a nice Thomas Cook branded bag with it. Anyone interested in purchasing this memorabilia?
lcarus wrote:
> I visited Thomas Cook a few days ago to convert some money, and got a
> nice Thomas Cook branded bag with it. Anyone interested in purchasing
> this memorabilia?
Hee, I know how much those are worth seeing as one of my colleagues arranged for the purchasing of them.
> I visited Thomas Cook a few days ago to convert some money, and got a
> nice Thomas Cook branded bag with it. Anyone interested in purchasing
> this memorabilia?
Hee, I know how much those are worth seeing as one of my colleagues arranged for the purchasing of them.
I'll swap a Dairylea triangle for it?
Cong_Man wrote:
> Hee, I know how much those are worth seeing as one of my colleagues
> arranged for the purchasing of them.
Well go on then. Tell us..
Hmm i'll trade it for a packet of Rocky Robin biscuits!
> Hee, I know how much those are worth seeing as one of my colleagues
> arranged for the purchasing of them.
Well go on then. Tell us..
Hmm i'll trade it for a packet of Rocky Robin biscuits!
Enough for a sundae?
Lucy-Jane wrote:
> Cong_Man wrote:
>
> Hee, I know how much those are worth seeing as one of my colleagues
> arranged for the purchasing of them.
>
> Well go on then. Tell us..
>
They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
> Cong_Man wrote:
>
> Hee, I know how much those are worth seeing as one of my colleagues
> arranged for the purchasing of them.
>
> Well go on then. Tell us..
>
They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
Cong_Man wrote:
> They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this
> reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
Ok i retract my offer of the rocky robins. I can just nick one meself from work :P
> They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this
> reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
Ok i retract my offer of the rocky robins. I can just nick one meself from work :P
Lucy-Jane wrote:
> Cong_Man wrote:
>
> They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this
> reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
>
> Ok i retract my offer of the rocky robins. I can just nick one meself
> from work :P
Fine with me, they come out of the marketing and stationary budget anyway. I'll only be bothered if you start nicking bits off your PC :P
> Cong_Man wrote:
>
> They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this
> reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
>
> Ok i retract my offer of the rocky robins. I can just nick one meself
> from work :P
Fine with me, they come out of the marketing and stationary budget anyway. I'll only be bothered if you start nicking bits off your PC :P
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