Wow! What a coincidence, because my mate Ranjit works for a free gift company that rings total strangers up and offers them £10,000 right on the spot, just for the person answering the phone and speaking to him, no strings attached.Callers on the phone who use my first name and ask me things like, 'are you having a good day today?'. Presumably some training twat thinks it's a good idea. It's not.
I'm afraid anyone with an Indian accent gets immediately slammed down - apologies to any genuine Asian callers out there who work for legitimate businesses.
I think he posts on here.Wow! What a coincidence, because my mate Ranjit works for a free gift company that rings total strangers up and offers them £10,000 right on the spot, just for the person answering the phone and speaking to him, no strings attached.
Tommy something is it?I think he posts on here.
Decent chap !!
Tit ,Tucker?! !Tommy something is it?
Sky nonsensical advertising.
Just saw a clip come up for the Sky Store and it says 'Blade Runner 2049. Available now for you to buy and keep.' .Buy AND keep? Wow!!!
When I go to Tesco and buy a couple of bananas and pay for them at the till, the girl doesn't then say 'now you have bought them you can keep them.'
I don't have the assistant in Primark tell me the jeans I have just bought are now mine or the clock I bought from Argos now belongs to me.
What they surely mean is that you can either rent the film or buy it. What's all the ''buy and keep' nonsense?
So they are lying then if they say to buy and keep.You can never 'own' a film. What you've purchased is a right to view it which (thanks to Digital Rights Management) can be revoked at any time and without prior notice.
I personally object to the term 'boxed set' used by Sky and others since there is no 'box' or physical product of any kind.
So if you have the DVD they are not going to come and knock on your door asking for it back are they.Buy and keep is where you can watch it immediately on Sky's streaming service and they also post you a DVD.
"Things that annoy you"
My bloody missus!! Ask for my help on her laptop, then when I show her an easy way of doing something, she moans that she knows how! :banghead:
You both have the same missus?Hahaha...snap!
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I suspect if Apple or Amazon suddenly decided to end their streaming service there would be such uproar they'd have to come up with a way to transfer your library to another service.Also with any streaming service you can only access the media while the service exists. As soon as it’s shut down you won’t be able to stream. This is true even for some download services with DRM that require the licence to be validated against a server somewhere every now and again.
In the city centre, does that mean the toilets underneath too?I suspect if Apple or Amazon suddenly decided to end their streaming service there would be such uproar they'd have to come up with a way to transfer your library to another service.
On a related topic Bruce Willis took Apple to court as he wanted to be able to leave his iTunes library to his kids. He lost, when you die your library goes with you.
Get it on vinyl BrucieI suspect if Apple or Amazon suddenly decided to end their streaming service there would be such uproar they'd have to come up with a way to transfer your library to another service.
On a related topic Bruce Willis took Apple to court as he wanted to be able to leave his iTunes library to his kids. He lost, when you die your library goes with you.
strange excercise. is it for the gluteus maximus?People sat on gym equipment on their phone.
People who say 'war err' instead of water.
There was a programme on TV a few years back and there was a school where so many of the children misspelled the word 'water.'Scum of the earth.
I'm quite lucky in that my daughter reminds me how to speak and wont allow me to call it waddy.
I suspect if Apple or Amazon suddenly decided to end their streaming service there would be such uproar they'd have to come up with a way to transfer your library to another service.
On a related topic Bruce Willis took Apple to court as he wanted to be able to leave his iTunes library to his kids. He lost, when you die your library goes with you.
Completely agree with you Tommy, hope you were winnng today.Callers on the phone who use my first name and ask me things like, 'are you having a good day today?'. Presumably some training twat thinks it's a good idea. It's not.
I'm afraid anyone with an Indian accent gets immediately slammed down - apologies to any genuine Asian callers out there who work for legitimate businesses.
Callers on the phone who use my first name and ask me things like, 'are you having a good day today?'. Presumably some training twat thinks it's a good idea. It's not.
People sat on gym equipment on their phone.
must admit I cannot remember the last time I had someone at my door selling anything? Jehovah's witnesses the other week but that's about it!!Or door-to-door salesmen who use the same line and get annoyed when you ask them repeatedly what it is they're trying to sell.
Do the old phone trick.must admit I cannot remember the last time I had someone at my door selling anything? Jehovah's witnesses the other week but that's about it!!
I do get irritated by the charity people near the banks in town however!!
...and still not locked up.Would say in the last 6 months I have spoken to Bugs Bunny, Hitler, Shakespeare, the Beverly Sisters, Frank Sinatra the Clangers, Jason Bourne, Winnie the Pooh and Jesus, amongst others.
Yep....and still not locked up.
I only have the landline for internet, nobody else has the number, so I can enjoy answering it in many varied and interesting ways whenever it rings!Amber windows though when we had a landline number, was 3 or 4 times a week.
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