Posted by vinnieza
V for Vlammetje
I can finally drive legally in the UK, well with someone who has had a driving license for over 3 years and is over 21 (oh and the car i'm driving is insured etc)
Posted by Vlammetje
happy b-day mate
Posted by vinnieza
ta
Posted by babysmile
GooD for you mate!! It's hard to get a UK Driving License ... pretty hard .... sweat..
Posted by absinthebri
I got a good deal!
I bought a Z520i SIM-free from the CPW. They also gave me a Bluetooth hands-free and a 'fresh' SIM with £20 credit on it for £129 all in.
Sorted.
Posted by Miss UK
I got a good deal I swapped a Moto V3 for a PSP + a lil £€$
Posted by Vlammetje
damn I want a BT headset too
My second bluespoon AX fell and broke into peces
(first was DOA)
Posted by absinthebri
I was always a bit cynical about all the 'posers' on the street with BT headsets but I love mine now.
Posted by Vlammetje
I think they're great
(I always used to get my wired headset caught in the seatbe;t while driving... annoyed the hell out of me)
Posted by absinthebri
Posted by axxxr
Right guys: Please Have a look and this and paticipate...Thanks!
www.esato.com/news/article.php/id=880
Posted by absinthebri
Yeah, I've been spammed about this as well. I'm tempted to vote for all the OTHER contestants on principle.
Posted by Vlammetje
How does that put esato on the map then?
Posted by absinthebri
Marga, you're such a cynic!
Posted by stayback
Hi guys,
Does any1 have Idea About 3G Lock??
Posted by stayback
Am interested in buying 1 phone on ebay, the sellers says that the Nokia 6630 is 3G Locked and can be opened by any mobile technician in india... Is it possible?
Posted by Vlammetje
A question about a nokia on an SE forum..... about Technicians in India in a UK thread..... about Ebay phone resellers.... I am sure anybody with a screwdriver can open up any phone they like..... perhaps you should clarify yourself a bit more about what it is that you want
Posted by wapchimp
I think he means the network lock - or unlocking code.
Posted by wapchimp
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Its not everyday an esato member competes to be the most popular person in their country - It has also given esato some media coverage, as I report everytime I get a mention
Posted by Vlammetje
But you're not 'just'an esato member... in fact you are subscribed on almost all forums I visit (albeit recently...
)
And you are not in the contest in the capacity of 'esato member' so it's really not much related imho, is it?
Posted by absinthebri
I like Marga.
Posted by jack77777
k750i r100bc with 1gb ms pro duo , 182 songs , 4 pics , 6 thmes , 5 vids.
Posted by dcbastable
Hi Guys!!!
Has anyone here actually seen a K800 yet???
If so, what where your thoughts.
Posted by jack77777
i have seen a k800i camera is ace but im not getting it.
Posted by Burgaz
Since when did this thread become all serious and stuff??
Posted by fatreg
f00king good question burgers..
bring back the fun
fatreg
Posted by Rookwise
Soochie Boochies !!! :-)
Posted by Burgaz
I always thought it was Smoochie Boochies??
Posted by Rookwise
Nah its Snoochie Booochies.
Same as Snoogins,
Snooch to the Nooch, Nugga Nooch
Booooooonnnngggging !!!
Posted by Burgaz
Dude!!
You're obviously the J and Silent Bob Master!!
I on the other hand am only a beginner...
Posted by methylated_spirit
whats all this ooogie-boogiershmoobing all about then?
Hi guys
Posted by Burgaz
LoL
Jay and Silent Bob.... Or Bluntman and Cronick.
Posted by buster99
I know..i am from the "america's" but i have a couple of questions. Being Canadian it bugs me that sometimes i get mistaken for being from the US. And although some things are correct that some think about Canada most of us don't live in igloo's.
Posted by buster99
So is the average Brit a tea drinking, queen loving, footy crazy pub rat?
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Posted by absinthebri
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We drink more coffee, I think. We seem to, on the whole, like our queen. Soccer is quite popular. Pubs do good business.
Posted by Janet_k500i
Hi there, long time since i posted here. I got a job offer to work at UPS in Dublin. They want to pay my ticket my house there and everything i have to buy for the house but i dont know what to do
Hows life there in dublin
Posted by absinthebri
Why ask in the UK thread, Janet? I think there's an Irish users thread somewhere.
Posted by Janet_k500i
Aah oops sorry! Just woke up again (stupid guy from ups woke me up) and im still sleepin... Anyway sorry. And oh sorry for all the arsenal fans
Posted by Miss UK
lol my mums bloke is so pisst bout the Arsenal ting,
like so what hehe
BTW Janet go to Dublin gal, then try looking for a job over here once your there
Posted by buster99
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On 2006-05-19 08:57:29, absinthebri wrote:
Sounds like the perceptions might be not too far off then:-)
Posted by buster99
Oh, i am disappointed i couldn't watch the final, and a little that the gunners lost. Canadians drink lots of coffee, and beer. Eat donuts and like hockey. And we like to make fun of americans as a hobby
Posted by SexPest
mmmmm dohnuts
Posted by buster99
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Posted by Vlammetje
doughnuts
dohnuts??
donuts
Donuts are good.... about once a year or so
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lol you guys may live further appart but you sound the same "Speechwise"
Posted by buster99
LIES!!! We don't sound alike. That is like me saying that a London native sounds like a Scotsman!
Posted by methylated_spirit
Thyats a good point, being a good, old-fashioned patriotic Scot it really infuriates me when someones says "is Scotland part of England, then?"
And there is more of an anti-royal feeliong than a pro-royal one north of the border, to be honest
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Hello, Scroto!
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Posted by jack77777
try listening to cradle of filth.
Posted by Miss UK
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Ha!ha!
btw canadians visit here and so do yanks, all I can say is both are extremely LOUD!
btw im also a scotch bird lol...
but I live in Birmingham
Posted by buster99
Up here we call americans, u'all's. They are always saying "how you'all....
