That's not even vaguely true
I just wrote this reply while sitting on the toilet... Beat that Hewlett Packard! Rofl
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I just wrote this reply while sitting on the toilet... Beat that Hewlett Packard! Rofl
My PC is built by me
It's got the same type of BIOS (or lack thereof) that makes a Mac boot up quick
I've got a Windows Phone 7 for posting on the bog
Geek warning
Maxi why you hate apple so much you would not have wysiwyg if not for Apple bringing it to mainstream
Guess what I bought from Tesco last week, iPad2, 64gb, 3G, don't know why I waited, its great little thing (till the next one comes along with Retina dsplay).
Like apple since 80s, but you know what I use a Dell PC as MS Office is crap on Macs (MS are lazy and can't see a market on Macs) yes I know about dual boot and have a virtual machine running on Macbook Air already sharing wifi via a secondary Airport Express which also connects iTunes to the hifi, which links to AppleTV using MacMini server (unix based of course) and then the iMac for daughter and iPhones and iTouches oh yes an old iBook is almost resigning. But you know what the Dell stops once a day and my other daughter complains her HP laptop is crashing...
Geek speak over :slayer:
Maxi why you hate apple so much you would not have wysiwyg if not for Apple bringing it to mainstream
Guess what I bought from Tesco last week, iPad2, 64gb, 3G, don't know why I waited, its great little thing (till the next one comes along with Retina dsplay).
Like apple since 80s, but you know what I use a Dell PC as MS Office is crap on Macs (MS are lazy and can't see a market on Macs) yes I know about dual boot and have a virtual machine running on Macbook Air already sharing wifi via a secondary Airport Express which also connects iTunes to the hifi, which links to AppleTV using MacMini server (unix based of course) and then the iMac for daughter and iPhones and iTouches oh yes an old iBook is almost resigning. But you know what the Dell stops once a day and my other daughter complains her HP laptop is crashing...
Geek speak over :slayer:
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I read my handbook and now have no need for it in the car.
That's how us PC users roll
:yeahthat: Plus there is a copy in the downloads section right here on the forum.
My PC is built by me
It's got the same type of BIOS (or lack thereof) that makes a Mac boot up quick
I've got a Windows Phone 7 for posting on the bog
Ooh you have a blog maxi that would make good reading, oh hang on it says bog my mistake
Which I can store in iBooks on my ipad2 and read whenever I want!
Mick, I bet yopu've even got an app for comparing stool samples.
Mick, I bet you've even got an app for comparing stool samples.
Sorry, double up. But I don't blame my PC, it would have been the same on an Apple.
Sorry, double up. But I don't blame my PC, it would have been the same on an Apple.
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Suppose you can't afford any new-fangled technology after all the cars you've purchased recently lolMick, I bet you've even got an app for comparing stool samples.
Sorry, double up. But I don't blame my PC, it would have been the same on an Apple.
Mick, I bet you've even got an app for comparing stool samples.
Sorry, double up. But I don't blame my PC, it would have been the same on an Apple.
Yes, it's called a crapp.
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Well, tried using the velcro attachment and secured it to the side of the boot.
It fell off on the first journey!
Ha ha!! What a brilliant and typically Fiat design solution!
It fell off on the first journey!
Ha ha!! What a brilliant and typically Fiat design solution!
Why do you need the handbook in the car?
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I just thought it's the most sensible place to keep the whole wallet as it's got the service record, etc. Always done so with other cars, so seemed the right thing to do here.
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Personally I worry that a hoody who breaks into my car will see a "wallet" and nick it - bang goes your service history.
I think it is better to keep it in the house (or at most keep the manual in the car by itself, not the whole wallet).
I think it is better to keep it in the house (or at most keep the manual in the car by itself, not the whole wallet).
I'm worried that the hoody that breaks into my house will steal it, lol.
To date the house has been burgled twice and my cars nil so on aggregate it is safer in my car.
That said, I still keep it in the house.
To date the house has been burgled twice and my cars nil so on aggregate it is safer in my car.
That said, I still keep it in the house.
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I'm worried that the hoody that breaks into my house will steal it, lol.
To date the house has been burgled twice and my cars nil so on aggregate it is safer in my car.
That said, I still keep it in the house.
If they can get into your house your car isn't safe unless of course you bring the keys of the car to bed with you.
From my last 'break in' it triggered us moving house so now I'm OTT on securing the house at night. Fort Knox alarm system hooked up to monitoring surveillance. Works out cheaper that paying the government another wallop of Stamp duty - you wouldn't see much change out of a 695 Ferrari.
I always just keep the service part seperate (and secure) along with MOT and Insurance certificates with the passports etc. I like to have the handbook in the car too incase I get a warning light pop up that I want to check [while I'm some distance away from home] and I don't have an ipad
Mine was stuck to the side of my boot for 3 years without a single problem...
Oh, and I have an iMac and an iBook but an Android phone! Ooh, controversial!
Oh, and I have an iMac and an iBook but an Android phone! Ooh, controversial!
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Not even sure I know what an iBook is?
And there's nothing wrong with Android - it's for those that want something more than a boring old iPhone that can't surf the web properly!
And there's nothing wrong with Android - it's for those that want something more than a boring old iPhone that can't surf the web properly!
The iBook was what Apple laptops were called a few years back! It's called an iBook G4 and the more powerful ones were called PowerBooks. Now they're all called MacBooks and MacBook Pros, I believe.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBook#iBook_G4
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBook#iBook_G4
