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  #2336531 14-Oct-2019 09:21
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Handle9: The Jordan Luck band playing in Dubai. I'm amazed he's still alive!

 

Why, what is he doing in Dubai
In the prime of his life...
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  #2336663 14-Oct-2019 11:33
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eracode:

 

An Albany (Auckland) appliance store has a written policy on its website that says: “In the case of a lower advertised price being offered by a competitor within 7 days of purchase, we will refund you back to the lower advertised price from that competitor”.

 

To me this means that if I buy something from them for $100 and within seven days a competitor advertises it for $90, then the first store will refund me $90. Right? Bet that’s not what they intend but that is what they say. Would love to put it to a test. Amateurish wording.

 

 

Yes  - course @behodar and @networkn are correct - it isn’t amateurish wording, it was amateurish reading. I need these sorts of reality checks to bring my smartA back down to earth. Thanks guys.




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  #2337995 16-Oct-2019 10:16
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  #2338447 16-Oct-2019 21:36
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How many good TV series and Movies Australia makes!

 

 

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  #2341923 22-Oct-2019 17:28
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Nightly pike-perch angling with friends.




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  #2342541 23-Oct-2019 17:34
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Rats can be trained to drive little cars:

 

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  #2342543 23-Oct-2019 17:39
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I see them on our roads every day!




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  #2343517 25-Oct-2019 14:26
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Bobotie




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  #2344049 27-Oct-2019 09:53
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Rugby. 🤣





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  #2344065 27-Oct-2019 10:58
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So yesterday I went to play a downloaded MKV file. It worked fine on my desktop. On my Shield it stuttered and the audio went silent. After some brief fiddling I decided to just Cast it. Chrome on my laptop suddenly decided it could not find any cast device. So I took the @%@#% laptop and plugged it into the TV HDMI. It would only display in a window.

 

As a last resort, I plugged the USB drive into my Chinese Mecool combo receiver. It played perfectly, HD video and Dolby surround sound. Not a glitch all the way through.

 

Why, in this day and age, is compatibility still so difficult to achieve?

 

 




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  #2344108 27-Oct-2019 15:14
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The preceding should be in Annoyances. Somehow I posted it in the wrong thread and now I can't delete it. If only I were Trusted!

 

 




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  #2344118 27-Oct-2019 16:08
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Getting out of Auckland. Currently in Ngatimoti watching wood chopping at a school fair.




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  #2344120 27-Oct-2019 16:38
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SATTV: Getting out of Auckland. Currently in Ngatimoti watching wood chopping at a school fair.

 

 

 

What is the wood chopping? Other wood?





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  #2344618 28-Oct-2019 22:56
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Going to the booze shop in Umm Al Quwain and finding Steinlager Pure. Happy days

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  #2346140 30-Oct-2019 07:26
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Successful 60W PoE tests for a remote x86-64 server.




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