A gyroscope. I remember being fascinated when I was given one as a 5/6 year old. It’ll be interesting to see if our grandson will be similarly fascinated when he next comes round. I suspect not!
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An online speed awareness course. £89. Can't be any worse than attending a physical course - at least it won't be held up by smartarses arguing every point…….
I think you might find (arf) it might be! 
Actually the two various courses I've attended in my life I have actually learnt some stuff, so there you go.
Actually the two various courses I've attended in my life I have actually learnt some stuff, so there you go.
A Valentines meal deal and some flowers for mrs Mottie. A Bullseye.
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Got fed up of finding things my old resurrected desktop system was unable to run, so I looked around for something more up to date, and ended up ordering an i7 refurbed Dell 16Gb, 512 SSD.
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When you’re fed up with that, I’ll swap you it for my drone. That held my interest for nearly a full hour!
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Stop it the pair of you - you're putting me off my stroke now.
Are you stroking Mrs Mottie?
I’ve never called it that before. It’s always been called ‘little Steve'.
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I see... I should of put are you stroking for Mrs M
Don't be nosey.
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I never mentioned noses
Same here. My 12 year old Acer Aspire desktop has proved reliable until the last couple of years. Had a few faults last couple of years. On board graphics went so changed for seperate card in one of the slots. Old type HD was replaced for SSD 3 years ago - as upgrade, nothing wrong with old HD. Unfortunately the new Crucial SSDs have proved unreliable and I'm on my third one. Now getting intermittent blue screens, failure to boot, screen freezes - and the chap who does my repairs has given up due to health. No idea of anyone reliable to fix. Like plumbers, lots of cowboys out there.
So I bit the bullet and bought new (think it's old stock) Acer Veriton ES2710G desktop for £329. Got the older rear connections I need like VGA screen connection and two PS2s for mouse and keyboard. Got Core i3 whatever that is and 1TB HD, but only 4GB ram. Wonder if this is enough? I only do browsing and word processing - no games. Still, it's got some USB 3.1s which will be a definite upgrade. Hope to get 10 years out of it. Only thing is it's Windows 10, which I have now on old pc. Believe support for 10 ends this year.
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