Random Questions (3)

[biscuits]

^ magic, thanks! :D

[Merritt]

Box of 6 Mr Kipling apple pies at the local mini Asda. How much?

[biscuits]

^ I don't think they'll inflate my tyres, but it reminds me to keep emergency snacks in the car. I used to do that when Insulate Briain were blocking the roads - just in case!

[Merritt]

Just realised my post read like it was my suggestion for your tyre pumpage woes Though to be fair, that's about as useful I'd be if you had car trouble and I was the only person available.

[biscuits]

heheheh mini ASDA that sounds great like a LEGO ASDA.

I think they were £2.49.

A tin of soup in my local corner shop is £2.29!

So maybe it's higher?

[Merritt]

It might as well be made of Lego for how expensive things are in there!

The answer is £3.10. For a box of completely ordinary cakes. And a box of French Fancies were something like £3.30!

Granted, the cherry Bakewells were only £1.60, but for how long. FOR HOW LONG.

[Sunrise]

You're both talking about inflation so the two things are kind of relevant I suppose.

[Lee S]

Originally Posted by Sunrise

You're both talking about inflation so the two things are kind of relevant I suppose.

I see what you did there

[biscuits]

Originally Posted by Sunrise

You're both talking about inflation so the two things are kind of relevant I suppose.

[anxiouslondoner]

What do you do on an evening?
I'm bored of watching Youtube and I refuse to get a TV license for broadcast TV.
It is still light, so I suppose I could go wander around the local park, though there's nothing much there, just a few trees and grass. I don't really feel like going for a walk or getting any exercise.

[Dougella]

^ Netflix? Podcasts or radio? Knitting.....

[gregarious_introvert]

^ If I'm at home, then I'm usually catching up on all the soaps I've missed whilst away, editing photographs or updating Flickr. Once I've exhausted those options, it means I've been home too long, so it's time for Skyscanner and booking dot com (other flight and accommodation search sights are available).

When travelling, I'm usually uploading photographs from the day to Facebook.

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[Merritt]

Does anyone know how to stream video from your PC to your telly? (other than trailing an HDMI cable across the room) Do you need a special doohickey or something?

I'd google it but I've decided I'll only bother if someone here can tell me. Fed up of googling it.

[Tembo]

^ HDMI cable? That’s what I have used before. Don’t think all TVs have this though, and some laptops are too small for it.

[genovese]

Chromecast doohickey plugged into your TVs hdmi port.
That will let you stream/cast from any device to yr TV/chromecast

[Merritt]

Do you need a bluetooth broadcaster thingy for the PC, or does it use your wireless internet?

[genovese]

Nah no bluetooth, all runs off your wifi

[Merritt]

Ah I see Ta very much for the replies, Geno and Tembo

[Mr. Nobody]

Originally Posted by biscuits

Thank you so much, Mr Nobody!

I've purchased the one you linked

You won't regret it, they're really easy to use and really compact

[Amara 94]

Is it common to not believe in friendships?

[Mr. Nobody]

Who's that knocking on the door?
Who's that ringing the bell?
Do me a favour ignore the door,
Don't let them in

Didn't help that I was on the loo at the time,
But I'm not half feeling a bit too SA these days

[biscuits]

Had anyone ever been to a gig at the 02??

What's it like as a venue?

I can't decide if I want to go or not.

[Mr. Nobody]

^
Which O2? I've been to a few,.....in Scotchland

[biscuits]

whoopses - the I think my autocorrect changed The 02 to the 02

The 02, London. I think it's in Greenwich.

I've been there but not for a gig.

[Mr. Nobody]

^

I'm afraid I get a nosebleed any time I cross the border at Gretna