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fidelcastro wrote: ↑
Sat Jun 07, 2025 6:12 pm
That trumpet or whatever it is, is even more irritating than a vuvuzela!

I agree- horrendous

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Who’s commentating on sky please?

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wilks_bfc wrote: ↑
Sat Sep 07, 2024 2:42 pm
My parents do the puppy in training (although currently on a break between pups)

Fair play to them, we just do holiday cover, that’s crazy enough

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Being given the run around by this fella, he’s a guide dog puppy in training. He’s here for ten days to give his foster parents a break. He’s a nine month old bundle of energy.

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One important aspect of custard slices (and cream slices for that matter) that hasn't been discussed is how to eat them. In my youth when I was first offered one of these I naturally just bit into it. Of course custard flew all over the place. I noticed a more experienced consumer removed the top p...

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superdimitri wrote: ↑
Sat Jan 06, 2024 1:44 am
You may be okay watching news channels/SSN now on an OLED, provided you keep the OLED backlight low when doing so.
Shopping for a TV can be complicated, so happy to help if you need it.

What’s the issue with these channels please?

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Quicknick wrote: ↑
Sat Aug 12, 2023 11:47 am
He looks to have really aged in that photo.

That’s what I thought!

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Husband has just arrived back from a business trip to India with the local Chennai Times of India newspaper. I was flicking through and stumbled across this for anyone interested.

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dougcollins wrote: ↑
Wed May 24, 2023 11:28 am
Do next door mind you sitting in their garden?

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Because it probably doesn't bother them when they have a high ambient noise level, or maybe they don't sit as close to the TV. You can see above I linked a thread on Reddit where someone else notices it. My guess is the OP has gotten unlucky with some units, or they are sensitive to the noise. They...

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The whining will be coil whine when the TV is using a lot of power. Was very common in the past with Plasma displays and isn't really a fault. It may differ unit to unit, and also lessen with age. See: https://www.reddit.com/r/LGOLED/comments/vv8pu4/lg_oled_g2_coil_whine/?utm_source=BD&utm_medium=S...

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in all the reviews I've watched for TV's I've never heard of that issue for the G2. If it's an option get a refund and get the G3 (it's miles better) LG are ignoring us and Richer Sounds say they never had a problem although they have duplicated the whine in the shop! They have given us an option t...

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4midable wrote: ↑
Mon May 22, 2023 9:05 pm
3 teles in id be binning it for another brand

We would but we had a special stand and install which cost £500 do need to stick with LG. The picture is amazing and the sound bar we got amazing. It’s just the annoying whine.

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Thanks to everyone for your comments so far, very much appreciated, I will respond to some separately .

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Get in touch with LG directly. I've done it a few times, was a UK call centre and dealt with quickly etc Thanks, we bought it through Richer Sounds, they’ve swapped it over easy enough for us it’s just that it’s the third one wining like the second one. We just wondered if anyone else had experienc...

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Just a quick question regarding the above television. We recently bought one and have had to swap it three times. The first had ‘ghost shadows’ the second two have an annoying hum/ whine from we think the transformer. The hum is not constant but seems to occur when the screen is showing bright colou...

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You want perennials- plants that come back every year. You could try lavender, geums, hydrangeas, salvias ( a favourite of mine). Shady pots could include, mini daffs, snowdrop bulbs for spring, ferns and hostas for summer. Sunny pot put mini iris for spring, maybe a mini conifer for all year intere...

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SussexDon1inIreland wrote: ↑
Sat Mar 18, 2023 6:35 pm
Not sure who is the ugliest Haarland or Foden?

Husband says Foden

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Depends on the type of tree. Deciduous trees autumn winter, evergreens mid to late summer. Google pruning trees on RHS site, very useful info. If you prune at the wrong time of year you can introduce disease or the tree can’bleed sap’.

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Yes we have done one ... got friends going up to the North Cape with Hurtigruten next March ... in search of the Northern Lights 😉 Are you sure about the not smelling of **** 🤣 yet We’ve done two Hurtigruten cruises, one in November one in Feb. If you want snow go in Feb/March as global warming mea...

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Thanks everyone for the heads up on this, much appreciated.

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66 garlic

149 juice

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14 olives 🫒 🫒🫒
185ml juice
3 loose bits of chorizo

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SussexDon1inIreland wrote: ↑
Tue Aug 23, 2022 7:53 pm
There is a typed up commentary on Clarets App

Thanks for this

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Anyone at the match that could update us please?

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20 gherkins

100 ml juice
100 fennel seeds

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60 cockles

62 ml juice

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10 walnuts

120 ml liquid

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16 slices

160 ml of juice

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Steve1956 wrote: ↑
Mon Aug 01, 2022 10:42 pm
I hope you purchased some..they are delicious

Certainly did

fat juicy boys were good, chillis needed to be hotter 🫒

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Here we are again
Happy as can be
Playing proper football
With the legend Kompany

Nice and simple for the kids and no sweary words

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Bosscat wrote: ↑
Tue Aug 02, 2022 11:55 am
Fao catcatcher, tarkys_ears & BigF

All chosen 123 mls ... to avoid a points sharing do you wish to change

I was first!

I’ll stick with it if you don’t mind as it’s a bit like changing queues at the checkout - you always regret your decision

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123 ml juice
32 segments

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Steve1956 wrote: ↑
Fri Jul 29, 2022 6:15 pm
£2.95 a tin and absolutely beautiful can't get enough of em!

On offer in Booths this morning,£2.07 a tin

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47 olives 🫒🫒🫒

152ml of juice

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Fixture launch this morning.

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Jubilee weekend

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Crocus in Harrogate

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Thanks everyone for your comments so far, very helpful.

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I have none now, but have had all three in the past, and in my experience Sky wins hands down. BT a long way down at the bottom of the pile. May I ask why BT rated poorly? We are most concerned about reception really as the previous homeowners had a Sky dish. We’re a bit worried the BT line will no...

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Hi We are looking at getting a broadband package to include Sky and BT Sports. The Sky package is quite a bit more expensive than the BT one. BT use Now TV which we have no experience of whilst Sky offer more channels but we’re not really fussed about them as long as we have the normal Freeview type...

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Steve1956 wrote: ↑
Sat Jun 05, 2021 3:44 pm
That's a great little App...thank you.

You’re welcome!

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With regards to Plant Apps I use Candide, it’s free and easy to use.

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Snowdrops!

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What are you feeding them?

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