The "Freeola Customer Forum" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
This is the thread for general chat.
Tell us how your day was, say hello or just introduce yourself if you're new to the site.
Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
Tell us how your day was, say hello or just introduce yourself if you're new to the site.
Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
Page:
pb wrote:
> It was on a student campus and they worked with the union. >The Daily Mail has painted it so that it looks like it was just
> generally around Exeter though. Surprising, the Daily Mail
> making up facts to make their stories more interesting and
> inciting hatred?!
I generally take it with a pinch of salt anyway. It would appear that anything in the news can be twisted by them to cause trouble.
I'm sure Russia's Purple Snow is down to yob culture and MW2 having a level where you kill civvies. Or just the 10% rise in cider duty!
> It was on a student campus and they worked with the union. >The Daily Mail has painted it so that it looks like it was just
> generally around Exeter though. Surprising, the Daily Mail
> making up facts to make their stories more interesting and
> inciting hatred?!
I generally take it with a pinch of salt anyway. It would appear that anything in the news can be twisted by them to cause trouble.
I'm sure Russia's Purple Snow is down to yob culture and MW2 having a level where you kill civvies. Or just the 10% rise in cider duty!
Morning all.
Feel like crap today, stayed in bed and didn't go in to work. Doing some work from home though as I've got so much to do.
Feel like crap today, stayed in bed and didn't go in to work. Doing some work from home though as I've got so much to do.
HM wrote:
> In theory, yes the police thing sounds good as it raises
> awareness on theft. However, doing this without the permission
> or knowledge of the house-owners is trespass and potentially
> dangerous.
>
> Would be better to inform the person first and then tackle the
> problem of security after it has occurred!
It was on a student campus and they worked with the union. The Daily Mail has painted it so that it looks like it was just generally around Exeter though. Surprising, the Daily Mail making up facts to make their stories more interesting and inciting hatred?!
> In theory, yes the police thing sounds good as it raises
> awareness on theft. However, doing this without the permission
> or knowledge of the house-owners is trespass and potentially
> dangerous.
>
> Would be better to inform the person first and then tackle the
> problem of security after it has occurred!
It was on a student campus and they worked with the union. The Daily Mail has painted it so that it looks like it was just generally around Exeter though. Surprising, the Daily Mail making up facts to make their stories more interesting and inciting hatred?!
Morning,
the snow is back!
the snow is back!
Morning guys, how is everyone today?
Got another busy day ahead of me, but should be able to get some games and football in tonight which is good news!
Think we should all work less and have more free time lol!
Got another busy day ahead of me, but should be able to get some games and football in tonight which is good news!
Think we should all work less and have more free time lol!
In theory, yes the police thing sounds good as it raises awareness on theft. However, doing this without the permission or knowledge of the house-owners is trespass and potentially dangerous.
Would be better to inform the person first and then tackle the problem of security after it has occurred!
Would be better to inform the person first and then tackle the problem of security after it has occurred!
Machie wrote:
> There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand
> binary and those who don't.
>
> What's up with the
> Exeter
> police pb?
>
> We finally got 3 new recycle bins today. A big blue one for
> glass, plastic, cardboard, newspapers etc. And 2 (medium and
> small) green bins for left over food. I'm guessing you guys have
> had this for a few years now already?
We have Green box for recycling, not that you can fit much in it, and a black bin for rubbish.
Thought the police entering student houses that were unlocked with windows open was a good idea. They weren't exactly breaking in, the doors and windows were open. Might shock some students in to actually doing something.
> There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand
> binary and those who don't.
>
> What's up with the
> Exeter
> police pb?
>
> We finally got 3 new recycle bins today. A big blue one for
> glass, plastic, cardboard, newspapers etc. And 2 (medium and
> small) green bins for left over food. I'm guessing you guys have
> had this for a few years now already?
We have Green box for recycling, not that you can fit much in it, and a black bin for rubbish.
Thought the police entering student houses that were unlocked with windows open was a good idea. They weren't exactly breaking in, the doors and windows were open. Might shock some students in to actually doing something.
Left over food in Wrexham ?,that's funny ! :)
We don't have that many colours here, black for rubbish, green for 'garden waste' plus another for recycling stuff in a bin not provided by ECC. 'tis all fun and games...
There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary and those who don't.
What's up with the Exeter police pb?
We finally got 3 new recycle bins today. A big blue one for glass, plastic, cardboard, newspapers etc. And 2 (medium and small) green bins for left over food. I'm guessing you guys have had this for a few years now already?
What's up with the Exeter police pb?
We finally got 3 new recycle bins today. A big blue one for glass, plastic, cardboard, newspapers etc. And 2 (medium and small) green bins for left over food. I'm guessing you guys have had this for a few years now already?
Page: