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The best things we bought recently are an electric blanket (£20) and an electric food chopper/blender thingy (£18).

The blender is making mincemeat (hee-hee) of Penn-puss's special dietary requirements, and the blanket is just sheer luxury.

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The best things we bought recently are an electric blanket (£20) and an electric food chopper/blender thingy (£18).

The blender is making mincemeat (hee-hee) of Penn-puss's special dietary requirements, and the blanket is just sheer luxury.

I do like an electric blanket but I now have a mattress topper and a winter duvet which is great, though I never managed to find a replacement for my tog 20 duvet that I had years ago.

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A universal plug that finally enables that bloody treat dispenser to work! That said, on the dispenser's lowest setting you get an actual handful, never mind the next three settings :roll:

I have a new tablet too but it's getting it's first charge ;)

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The Acer A210 is awesome so far, though I can't tell if Jellybean's faster or the chip's helping :)

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The Acer A210 is awesome so far, though I can't tell if Jellybean's faster or the chip's helping :)

Brain confusion again - I thought you were saying the Jellybeans were faster in the sweet dispenser than the chips :lol:

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pcernie wrote:
The Acer A210 is awesome so far, though I can't tell if Jellybean's faster or the chip's helping :)

Brain confusion again - I thought you were saying the Jellybeans were faster in the sweet dispenser than the chips :lol:


'... I was very, very drunk' ;)

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pcernie wrote:
The Acer A210 is awesome so far, though I can't tell if Jellybean's faster or the chip's helping :)

Brain confusion again - I thought you were saying the Jellybeans were faster in the sweet dispenser than the chips :lol:


'... I was very, very drunk' ;)

You are not used to the low intake of Coke.

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Logitech T650 Touchpad

Works great with Windows 8. A very nice device and enables all of the edge wipes etc. that W8 supports.

I haven't used the Apple Touchpad, but I guess the Logitech is a Windows analogue. It takes a bitof getting used to, I never used to like touchpads, especially not on laptops, but the Logitech is very good. For some things, like games, I miss a mouse, but for most tasks it is excellent.

It brings the touch functionality to a laptop or desktop that Windows 8 offers without the drawback of not being able to see the screen through grease smears and fingerprints.

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Ordered a 'V' mask for my wall - one side of it's bigger than the other, and right at the top and part of the mask is the hole for retail display :x

And that's the official merch! I'd have been better getting a Chinese knock off from eBay :roll:

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SanDisk Cruzer Slice 32GB

Hmm, only £13 from Costco but I'm copying some RAW files from a memory card to it at the moment and the transfer rate is about 4 MB/sec.
I suspect it's so slow due to some combination of the USB port I'm using and the fact that it's transferring from a memory card reader in the same PC (could they be sharing the same USB controller?). Still, not the kind of performance I expect from SanDisk.

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SanDisk Cruzer Slice 32GB

Hmm, only £13 from Costco but I'm copying some RAW files from a memory card to it at the moment and the transfer rate is about 4 MB/sec.
I suspect it's so slow due to some combination of the USB port I'm using and the fact that it's transferring from a memory card reader in the same PC (could they be sharing the same USB controller?). Still, not the kind of performance I expect from SanDisk.


Yeah, don't know the ins and outs, but I've had that experience with two sticks :)

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Potentially brilliant, a pair of Timberland boots for £35 off M and M in their sale :D

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Potentially brilliant, a pair of Timberland boots for £35 off M and M in their sale :D


I read this post wrong I thought you were stating M and M as in size Medium and I was thinking "that cant be right, pcernie no doubt has clowns feet" :cry:

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pcernie wrote:
Potentially brilliant, a pair of Timberland boots for £35 off M and M in their sale :D


I read this post wrong I thought you were stating M and M as in size Medium and I was thinking "that cant be right, pcernie no doubt has clowns feet" :cry:


12.5s as it goes, I'm a 13 in shoes :(

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