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Geektastic:
On line businesses that don't quite understand...
"We aim to reply to your online enquiry within two business days."
Online business with websites where you click "Pricing" and get a page saying "Fill the form to receive a quote"
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freitasm:
Geektastic:
On line businesses that don't quite understand...
"We aim to reply to your online enquiry within two business days."
Online business with websites where you click "Pricing" and get a page saying "Fill the form to receive a quote"
Every. Solar. Company. Ever.
MikeB4:
MikeAqua:
And even in those adverts it's drawn like an archery bullseye .. which kind of defeats the message.
One of the advantages of a speed limit is more consistent speeds between vehicles and therefore less overtaking. It's a speed that should be driven at if it's safe to do so.
The inability to drive at the posted speed limit on a straight, high quality section of road in favourable conditions IMO indicates a driver and/or vehicle that shouldn't be on the road.
Or if they need to drive slowly for some reason (e.g. car-sickness-prone kids - been there) they should just pull left and maintain that slow speed on straights and passing lanes.
So towing our boat we must do the "posted speed limit"
People that post asking for clarification on other people's positions in regard specific points when they already know full well were not actually being suggested...
Really neat Chinese gadgets that fail after a short time. Why can't they just make things that work?
Plesse igmore amd axxept applogies in adbance fir anu typos
Rikkitic:
Really neat Chinese gadgets that fail after a short time. Why can't they just make things that work?
They do, Lenovo, Huawei, many cars, aircraft, ships, bridges, countless PC internals........ and so on
Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.
Tech review sites (not Geekzone!) such as phone review sites that are so advertisement heavy that the reviews are almost unreadable on a mobile phone. The page loads and you go to scroll down & nothing happens. Then you get pop ups and the page lurches downwards & you might get to read the next two lines of the review if you are lucky. For the average phone user it is just too much hassle trying to block these ads. From what I have read you need either a rooted Android phone or go through a lot of hoops trying to stop these ads. I am not going to pick on one particular site but it's starting to ruin the internet. At least in the days of dial-up once the frigging page loaded one could read the whole damn page without all this b.s. Try to get a long range forecast for some cities and apart from the official weather site, you will find a multitude of crappy weather sites that do the same thing with cruddy and useless ads.
Yet, go to a website such as Radio NZ & everything works perfectly. Pages scroll perfectly. End of mini rant.
Rikkitic:
Really neat Chinese gadgets that fail after a short time. Why can't they just make things that work?
Talk to the importers who want cheap junk to sell to us. The Chinese can make golf clubs that you cannot distinguish from the real mccoy (ok thats copying), but we don't want that. The Red Shed wants $9 jugs. We imported custom made drapes, outstanding quality. 1/3 the price and 5X better. Its there. But we don't want that here. We want dirt cheap or Audi type brands. Our loss. I could import top top gear at great value, but the Made In China makes people ignore real value/quality and assume its cheap rubbish, our loss.
DarthKermit:
Just how many bottles, lotions and potions the missus has in our shower.
Its not a shower, its a girls cabinet, with the optional water spray feature :-)
PhantomNVD: Finding a great TV show that I somehow have missed for three seasons and binge watching the whole set just to run out into 'live' viewing as it's getting interesting again
Bingeing, then you catch up, and you have to wait a week.
DarthKermit:
Just how many bottles, lotions and potions the missus has in our shower.
kudos on the bravery to make this post ![]()
Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.
DarthKermit:
Just how many bottles, lotions and potions the missus has in our shower.
I flatted with three females for one year at Otago. There was no room in the shower for my little shaving foam can and razor. I swear I used a different product every day for months. Oh what's this? St Ives Apricot Scrub, I will try it.
mudguard:
DarthKermit:
Just how many bottles, lotions and potions the missus has in our shower.
I flatted with three females for one year at Otago. There was no room in the shower for my little shaving foam can and razor. I swear I used a different product every day for months. Oh what's this? St Ives Apricot Scrub, I will try it.
LOL
We have a pretty good sized walk in wardrobe, I dont get much of it. Double vanity, hers overflows to mine. I also lose half the duvet at night. But when F1 is on, the TV is happily given to ME
blakamin:
freitasm:
Geektastic:
On line businesses that don't quite understand...
"We aim to reply to your online enquiry within two business days."
Online business with websites where you click "Pricing" and get a page saying "Fill the form to receive a quote"
Every. Solar. Company. Ever.
Solar companies that ring you following the 'enquiry' and then say "Sorry, we only work in Auckland.."

mudguard:
DarthKermit:
Just how many bottles, lotions and potions the missus has in our shower.
I flatted with three females for one year at Otago. There was no room in the shower for my little shaving foam can and razor. I swear I used a different product every day for months. Oh what's this? St Ives Apricot Scrub, I will try it.
Not to shave with, one hopes...!

Rikkitic:Really neat Chinese gadgets that fail after a short time. Why can't they just make things that work?
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