The Retirement Thread

[welsh dragon]

I reckon Paul is worried about them being too thick, rather than too thin!

I had some (or have? I haven't seen them for a while, but they are probably around somewhere). They are very thin so you can comfortably wear them under all but the tightest of gloves. They are quite delicate though so you have to be careful with them when not protected by the outer glove.


As I mentioned recently - I have been having similar problems with mumblers/boomers on my soundbar. Listening on a decent pair of headphones DOES help.

Alternatively, check your soundbar instructions. You may find that it has something like an automatic volume or 'night mode' setting which enables you to turn the volume up to make out what the mumblers are saying without getting deafened by loud explosions etc.

I read it as Paul being put off by liners that were too bulky that's why I mentioned that they were thin. They are just an extra layer rather like wearing thin layers of clothing rather than 1 or 2 thick layers. My grandson liked them as they were thin and comfy under his motorbike gloves.

 

[Dave7]

I don't do anything now I'm retired

You might be sorry.
One day you might get a bin with a cracked lid

 

[Tenkaykev]

It's just getting more and more amazing what these things can do. I am a bit of an Apple fan. I dabbled a couple of times with Android devices but just not for me, so that's me got the full house now, iMac, MacBook, iPad, iPhone and finally the watch. Only one I regret buying slightly is the MacBook as I really don't use it much and am more inclined just to pick up the iPad when I'm not using the main computer.

First thing I do when I get a new MacBook is open it up and see if there’s any improvements I can make. Here’s the inside of my M1 MacBook Air

 

[welsh dragon]

First thing I do when I get a new MacBook is open it up and see if there’s any improvements I can make. Here’s the inside of my M1 MacBook Air
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I don't have a MACbook

 

[Mo1959]

I don't have a MACbook

Never mind, you have a telly and a bin!

 

[numbnuts]

You might be sorry.
One day you might get a bin with a cracked lid

I will be long gone from this world the day I get a bin

 

[PaulSB]

I read it as Paul being put off by liners that were too bulky that's why I mentioned that they were thin. They are just an extra layer rather like wearing thin layers of clothing rather than 1 or 2 thick layers. My grandson liked them as they were thin and comfy under his motorbike gloves.

Correct. I have just bought a pair of these and want thin liners to wear inside.

Amazon product ASIN B07G1192KSView: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07G1192KS/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_g_9T72DHTDAMD92ZP7M4HB

PS. I know they're junior and liners are worn inside!!

 

[classic33]

Never mind, you have a telly and a bin!

Rubbish on one, rubbish in the other.

 

[Dave7]

I will be long gone from this world the day I get a bin

Well......what if you get black bin bags with splits in. You won't be able to weld them
You do realise I am only trying to help here and not on commission for this deal.

 

[classic33]

Well......what if you get black bin bags with splits in. You won't be able to weld them
You do realise I am only trying to help here and not on commission for this deal.

Place one inside the other, with the split on opposite sides.

 

[Dirk]

Just booked a week away in Dorset in the caravan. Going away next Monday.

 

[Dave7]

Rubbish on one, rubbish in the other.

Which is which ?

 

[classic33]

Which is which ?

You decide.
However, if you're planning on throwing that 72" telly, can I have first refusal?

 

[Dave7]

You decide.
However, if you're planning on throwing that 72" telly, can I have first refusal?

Its 65"

 

[classic33]

Its 65"

Fair enough, if you're planning on throwing that 65" telly, can I have first refusal?