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« Reply #23941 on: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 13:45:25 » |
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It's bad enough when on a train but, in my book, worse when it's going on in a pub.
There are exceptions, though. I travelled back to Swindon by train from a day at the Cheltenham Cricket Festival a couple of weeks ago and a woman with two children (about 8 and 6) came and sat near me in what was otherwise an almost empty carriage. Even though they were excited about going to London to see relatives, they were extremely well-behaved and even struck up a polite conversation with me. Fair play!
I am not sure what this new fascination is with taking kids to pubs, I don't think I set foot in a pub until I was around 10, to be honest we avoid taking our little lass as she gets bored rigid and I cannot blame her, even a cocktail doesn't liven her up, bloody killjoy!
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« Reply #23942 on: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 13:45:59 » |
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Had my first professional interaction with the planning department at Swindon Council, god they are rude and unhelpful!
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« Reply #23943 on: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 14:00:50 » |
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I am not sure what this new fascination is with taking kids to pubs, I don't think I set foot in a pub until I was around 10, to be honest we avoid taking our little lass as she gets bored rigid and I cannot blame her, even a cocktail doesn't liven her up, bloody killjoy!
I don't think it's a new thing.. I was given my first ever doll by the old landlady of the Oxford!
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« Reply #23944 on: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 14:56:42 » |
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It's bad enough when on a train but, in my book, worse when it's going on in a pub.
There are exceptions, though. I travelled back to Swindon by train from a day at the Cheltenham Cricket Festival a couple of weeks ago and a woman with two children (about 8 and 6) came and sat near me in what was otherwise an almost empty carriage. Even though they were excited about going to London to see relatives, they were extremely well-behaved and even struck up a polite conversation with me. Fair play!
To be honest with you, I generally don't have problems with rowdy/misbehaving kids on trains in an d around London, they are certainly in the minority and are generally happy enough looking out the window as the world flies past.
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« Reply #23945 on: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 14:59:53 » |
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Why does my Iphone try and change perfectly acceptable four letter words to an alternative. For example the other day I was trying to write the word 'food' and for no reason it kept changing to 'good' I could understand if it was trying to change 'doof' or some other nonsense word but not a properly spelled word.
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« Reply #23946 on: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 15:11:32 » |
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I couldn't ducking agree more
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« Reply #23947 on: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 15:14:19 » |
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I couldn't ducking agree more
Ha! Indeed.
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« Reply #23948 on: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 17:17:57 » |
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Why does my Iphone try and change perfectly acceptable four letter words to an alternative. For example the other day I was trying to write the word 'food' and for no reason it kept changing to 'good' I could understand if it was trying to change 'doof' or some other nonsense word but not a properly spelled word.
I just dont get why people buy iphones, pile of shit, no battery life, no extendable storage, screen breaks if you fart near one, etc etc. Modern day snake oil..
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« Reply #23949 on: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 17:35:30 » |
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I just dont get why people buy iphones, pile of shit, no battery life, no extendable storage, screen breaks if you fart near one, etc etc. Modern day snake oil..
I've had iphones for about 6 years or so now (at a guess) and i've never had a broken screen. I like them, they do exactly what i need (apart from try and change my words!)
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« Reply #23950 on: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 17:49:47 » |
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I just dont get why people buy iphones, pile of shit, no battery life, no extendable storage, screen breaks if you fart near one, etc etc. Modern day snake oil..
Only had one and agreed the battery life was dreadful, although the Samsungs I have had since all seem to have a battery that goes to shit after 18 months!
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« Reply #23951 on: Wednesday, August 3, 2016, 18:26:26 » |
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I just dont get why people buy iphones, pile of shit, no battery life, no extendable storage, screen breaks if you fart near one, etc etc. Modern day snake oil..
Form over function, integration into other Apple products and a controlled app/OS store that means better app compatibility over Androids fragmented market. Not for me mind. It pisses the guy who sits next to me off that my £99 Android phone does just what his i-phone does (fingerprint scanner aside) - but costs 1/6th the price.. More people are starting to agree. Guess that's why Android is generally the market leader in new sales (Japan excluded)
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« Reply #23952 on: Friday, August 5, 2016, 20:43:08 » |
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Going into 5 pubs in Tenby and none sell any local brewery ale. All commercial standard stuff.
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« Reply #23953 on: Friday, August 5, 2016, 20:53:35 » |
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Going into 5 pubs in Tenby and none sell any local brewery ale. All commercial standard stuff.
Try here https://whatpub.com/pubs/PEM/250/buccaneer-inn-tenby The pub doesn't look great but it is attached to the Tenby Harbour Brewery and carries four of their ales - you can also eat and drink in the brewery side which shares the beer garden. Went there Tuesday.
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« Reply #23954 on: Friday, August 5, 2016, 21:21:00 » |
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Bit late now, but did pass that pub. Too busy. It's just disappointing that local pubs do not serve local ales. All brewed within half a mile
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If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you're gonna see some serious shit...
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