I already watched the Christmas special that was the end of season three, so I already know how everything ends. I streamed it from the UK.
What are you guys doing right NOW??? ;)
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I already watched the Christmas special that was the end of season three, so I already know how everything ends. I streamed it from the UK.
Great series. But I don't think she would've agreed to a home birth to begin with, knowing what she knew from nursing.
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skimonkey said:
scifan57 said:
It's good to see you here, Ski.
However, watch out for the icy patches, Sci!
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Kaykaykay said:
Absolutely. Then it was Aristo vs Middle class. That episode was so sad on so many levels.
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nathan the ipad lover
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One of the things I found most hilarious was old Lady Grantham's line from the first season -- "What is a weekend?"
I wish it were the weekend now, because Amazon has just delivered episodes six through nine for season three, and I want to watch them all right now, lol.
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Drooling over the 128GB iPad 4. Wow! What a lot of movies and songs I could put on that!
I was also looking at the Microsoft pro and seeing that their version only has 83GB? So!!! I'm assuming that the iPad 128GB will have about 120GB FREE!!!!! Hmmmmm? Which one would I go for? Lol. Now to look at the prices?
£639 wifi and £739 cellular.
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I was also looking at the Microsoft pro and seeing that their version only has 83GB? So!!! I'm assuming that the iPad 128GB will have about 120GB FREE!!!!! Hmmmmm? Which one would I go for? Lol. Now to look at the prices?
£639 wifi and £739 cellular.
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nathan the ipad lover said:
Gosh, Nathan, that's some cabinet! When you have it in your possession, why not post a pic and some words under the Post your old technology thread?
My recollection of first watching the television is from way back in the 1950s. My grandmother bought a set with a very small tube and built in a fairly small wooden cabinet with doors to hide the screen when not in use. All on offer was the BBC - there was no commercial television.
I remember we were fascinated by short infill television pieces called Mr Left and Mr Right - a pair of white gloved hands which would carry out various origami exercises against a black backdrop.
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EDIT. I was going to let someone else Google "mr left and mr right" BBC. However curiosity got the better of me. The hits open up some fascinating nostalgic stuff. I leave it to you to enjoy!
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I'm guessing that many people who get Surfaces want to use Office. Surface also allows the use of SD cards of up to 64 GB each. Different customers, different priorities.
