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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
Working from home as the air conditioning at work wasn't working yesterday and I ended up nearly gasping for air. Hope they get it sorted for Thursday.
DL wrote:
Evening all (all be it late) ... just pressed the 'regrade' button within MyFreeola ... I wait with 'baited breath' ...
All seems to be going OK so far ... received 2 emails today advising change over details and updates to 'the change'. Nice one ... so far :¬)
Keep getting texts from my youngest as she has a meltdown over what to wear for bikability at school.
Today I'm mostly going to be picking up my daughter after her week away and then trying to sneak off to play more PSVR games to review.
pb wrote:
Morning.
Well, heating is on after my wife went around bleeding radiators while I was out on training last night. Only an hour in the morning and an hour at night for now to save money, but it was nice to wake up to a warm house before having a shower this morning.
Had a lovely shower this morning at 6.20 am, house was warm all part of my NEST thermostat thingy ;¬) Still doing its 'intelligent' bit when I got home after 3 hours standing in the rain directing HGV traffic ... warm and welcoming :¬)
Well, heating is on after my wife went around bleeding radiators while I was out on training last night. Only an hour in the morning and an hour at night for now to save money, but it was nice to wake up to a warm house before having a shower this morning.
dav2612 wrote:
I read the Metro on the bus to Edinburgh on Monday. My sort of paper... free.
It wasn't as entertaining as watching the drunken Big issue seller chase his cider as it rolled out of his bag on the return journey. He had a crutch but the boy can certainly get about which is cider is on the loose. He just needs to work on the general control but he has nailed the landing onto his backside.
I think that's part of "Big Issue basic training". They give you a big bag of magazines, teach you to get in people's faces and how to fall after your escaping alcohol.
Additional modules include what to do when your target only has a five pound note and how to get 70 cigarettes out of a half ounce of tobacco.
chasfh wrote:
Really? A newspaper?
Thought they were only used for wrapping chips and lining budgie cages now...
I read the Metro on the bus to Edinburgh on Monday. My sort of paper... free.
It wasn't as entertaining as watching the drunken Big issue seller chase his cider as it rolled out of his bag on the return journey. He had a crutch but the boy can certainly get about which is cider is on the loose. He just needs to work on the general control but he has nailed the landing onto his backside.
pb wrote:
Morning.
Every time I see someone on the bus reading the Daily Mail a little piece of me dies. Latest top banner headline is certainly no surprise by the far right wing scaremongers.
Really? A newspaper?
Thought they were only used for wrapping chips and lining budgie cages now...