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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.
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Afternoon.
Usual Saturday again. Waiting around in the car for kids to finish lessons. Just had a quick hailstorm, sounded quite impressive on the car roof.
Usual Saturday again. Waiting around in the car for kids to finish lessons. Just had a quick hailstorm, sounded quite impressive on the car roof.
There should be a 4 in 1 tool to help people with that. I'm sure there's probably a simple solution waiting to be invented.
I'm well passed my 'sell buy' date but I have to take issue with 'easy opening objects' like ring-pull cans, bottles of HP sauce etc etc.
Items such as these are marketed as 'easy opening' and unfortunately many of these items aren't if you have arthriitic fingers/hands or no strength to pull the 'easy open ring pull'!
The good old fashioned 'tin opener' helps, but only if you have a good grip, wrist action and an old fashioned tin opener!
As for 'easy open' bottles ... pliers are essential but again grip and strength are a prerequisite essential ... if not then it's a trip to the 'helpful neighbour', who is either not in, has nothing available or is weaker than you are.
Life just gets better as you get older ;¬)
Items such as these are marketed as 'easy opening' and unfortunately many of these items aren't if you have arthriitic fingers/hands or no strength to pull the 'easy open ring pull'!
The good old fashioned 'tin opener' helps, but only if you have a good grip, wrist action and an old fashioned tin opener!
As for 'easy open' bottles ... pliers are essential but again grip and strength are a prerequisite essential ... if not then it's a trip to the 'helpful neighbour', who is either not in, has nothing available or is weaker than you are.
Life just gets better as you get older ;¬)
pb wrote:
I'm so glad I had the sound off when I clicked that.
I never have the sound on, so I can't hear when there's a post ;¬)
I'm so glad I had the sound off when I clicked that.
I never have the sound on, so I can't hear when there's a post ;¬)
I'm so glad I had the sound off when I clicked that.
Morning.
Windows 8.1 then. Pretty lengthy install and gave me a watermark in the corner just because I turned my secure boot off to install a graphics card months ago.
Now to find out how to get rid of that...
Windows 8.1 then. Pretty lengthy install and gave me a watermark in the corner just because I turned my secure boot off to install a graphics card months ago.
Now to find out how to get rid of that...
DL wrote:
Sonic Chris wrote:
[i]The quality of work expected at uni right now is jaw-dropping. Thankfully, the quantity hasn't followed suit (yet!)
Unfortunately SC ... higher education does demand this 24/7 ... you're not there to play games ;¬)[/i]
And that carries on with employment in most cases!
Sonic Chris wrote:
[i]The quality of work expected at uni right now is jaw-dropping. Thankfully, the quantity hasn't followed suit (yet!)
Unfortunately SC ... higher education does demand this 24/7 ... you're not there to play games ;¬)[/i]
And that carries on with employment in most cases!
Sonic Chris wrote:
The quality of work expected at uni right now is jaw-dropping. Thankfully, the quantity hasn't followed suit (yet!)
Unfortunately SC ... higher education does demand this 24/7 ... you're not there to play games ;¬)
The quality of work expected at uni right now is jaw-dropping. Thankfully, the quantity hasn't followed suit (yet!)
Unfortunately SC ... higher education does demand this 24/7 ... you're not there to play games ;¬)
The quality of work expected at uni right now is jaw-dropping. Thankfully, the quantity hasn't followed suit (yet!)
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