Yes, I misrecalled initially, but it was Macedonia. Why do you Putinists flock together?Did you say that was Macedonia ?
Yes, I misrecalled initially, but it was Macedonia. Why do you Putinists flock together?Did you say that was Macedonia ?
Must move from that Chinese bank.My voice is my password.
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Two border crossings from Greece will put you in Romania, not Ukraine....are you sure you know where you are?My profile tells you exactly where I am. The location is stated quite clearly at the bottom of my avatar, on every post. Back in the day I even posted photos of my house.
And yes, I am only two border crossings from the U,raine, hence my desire to work out what is actually going on.
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I still hold a British passport, as I was born and raised in Cornwall - which is a lot like your average ex-comunist bloc, bleak, authoritarian hell-hole, but with extra sheep.
Maybe that was just when you turned up? It's quite cheerful around here as a rule......
Last time I was in the UK I was struck by how abjectly miserable everyone was.
I had an accidental insight into the anger and meanness of spirit when I bought a smart phone recently. It has the habit of google flashing up selected newspaper front pages with eye catching headlines, often about impending disasters and reasons to be miserable - nearly all coming from the right wing press which I don't often see. Daily Mail and Telegraph packed with lies and fomenting anxiety and unhappiness!No one is having any fun. Even this odd website reflect this - more angry ,more confrontational, less charitable. Perhaps it's time to reevaluate priorities?
I had an accidental insight into the anger and meanness of spirit when I bought a smart phone recently. It has the habit of google flashing up selected newspaper front pages with eye catching headlines, often about impending disasters and reasons to be miserable - nearly all coming from the right wing press which I don't often see. Daily Mail and Telegraph packed with lies and fomenting anxiety and unhappiness!
Appalling really, seriously disorientating for the feeble minded and making them vulnerable to dubious influences.
Working on it. I hate the thing! Having the Telegraph and Mail popping up all the time is like having some sort of "poisonous dwarf" in the house!Why? Can't you work out how to turn them off and block them?
I tend to see the whole thing as "gadgetisation", everywhere you look nowadays. Hardly needed but done because it's possible, sells kit, rapidly obsolescent and sells more kit...etc.Nothing wrong with a smart 'phone it's down as always to the person using it. Just think you can search for all your google links without using your computer or tablet. and if you forget how to use your oilstones you could watch a youtube video on it while sharpening.
My smartwatch links to my 'phone which can be a nuisance if you don't change the settings but it's all customisable. Always helpful to check your BP and pulse rate or how many steps you've walked while out and about I suppose for those who are desperate to know that.
Certainly putin too much airAre you blaming Putin for your missus's tyre pressures ?
It's called being an old git Jacob. Being one myself I can say that with confidence though I like all the gadgets in our cars.........Same with our car - it bristles with switches and have to keep looking at the 500 page manual as they are interactive and have a mind of their own. The "air conditioning" is really complicated. In my old Bedford CA van it was on/off, and pull a lever for screen/cabin/both. Dead simple and perfectly adequate.
Seriously though I am with you.
My missus mini has so much stuff, even variable mood lighting FFS, and keeps telling her the tyre pressures are wrong, when the gauge says otherwise.
Going to have to replace a sensor I guess, she thinks I am trying to do her in making her drive about with dodgy tyres, as if
Had one years ago. Estate model. It looked a very neat practical design (ex Fiat) but just not reliable or nice to drive. Somebody stole the best bit which was the battery, with an image on it of happy looking soviet peasants and tractors.For the record as the originator I do not mind thread drift on this thread (or Putinist trolls) - anything which promotes "Putin is a Loser" works for me!
Just be thankful you don't have to drive a Lada.
Oh I would happily leave it, but of course every time you start the damn thing it keeps saying the pressures are wrong.I wouldn't worry about it and certainly not bother with new sensors. My wife is on her 5th Mini the current one being extremely well equipped and regularly gets the same warning as she also did on her previous 2. Our neighbour has a 2019 Mini with the same issue and she came round in a panic a few weeks ago when it first happened. Our little Citigo does it occasionally as does both Fiesta's my daughter has owned recently.
My car on the other hand has only done it once when I had a slow puncture but that's just luck I guess. I think many of the sensors on modern cars are far too sensitive, an opinion shared by our local garage owner.
I did have a Niva for a while, and have to say it was actually pretty impressiveFor the record as the originator I do not mind thread drift on this thread (or Putinist trolls) - anything which promotes "Putin is a loser" works for me!
Just be thankful you don't have to drive a Lada.
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