I always go sim only and buy phones separately. Way cheaper, especially if you get a phone that's not the latest. Tbh Android phones are much of a muchness now unless you buy a really cheap one.

D6Nutz wrote:Humm... If I can get a pass I'm up for some cake..

Pass granted. There's a but though.

I'm going to do a run over to cheddar first to confirm the route. If I can get my arse out of bed in time and I don't get lost and I can find my way to stow then I'll see you there.

... crap ROMs provided by device manufacturers, then further screwed up by the carriers. I want a clean version of android that I can control in the way I need to, that means either a Nexus device or something I can flash again with Cyanogenmod. I've got my eye on one of these >> http://oneplus.net/" ...

It was a bit of a drizzle on the way in but dry on my commute home at 7pm.

Well it was a nice day today, so i went to my local race circuit - Val De Vienne. Its only 40 mins away cross country and ive been past it a few times, but wanted to suss it out for race meetings (French Superbike Championship and GT cars go there) as well as the occasional ...

... and I've tried a few of the options to see if it changes it. It don't. Thats annoying. I've never really liked the design on the lens on One. The way it sticks out is very open to damage, especially with the flex on the lens cover it wouldn't surprise me if that has got damaged. Rack up another ...

The police round your way give you a tug ??

Where is it again ??

I've been reading a few stories about the crisis in Ukraine. The way it's reported is very polar. Some very graphic stuff from both sides.

Leave them at Becketts Farm then pick them up on the way back

Picked my way through the traffic as the rain continued to fall.

This month seems to have been very wet, even for May.

Mine's a smart TV so I can surf the web and watch porn that way

If I was so inclined

... first day we collected it :? I just slump in the seat. It's amazing how people aspire to cars and judge people on what they drive. It's a great way of meeting people though as you always get someone who comes over to ask you about it. You do get followed occasionally too, mainly by teenagers ...

Kwacky wrote:It is frightening the way *my wife* spends *her* days staring at a phone.

This is my life, mate

... I backed off in front of him so he got the full pop & crackle. Then I undertook the traffic he was trapped behind & trundled on my merry way. (whew) It's been too wet since then (I suspect for either of us), but judging from the frustratingly flashing headlamps I could see in my mirrors, ...

duke63 wrote:I have concerns about McGuiness.

There is no way he can be properly fit after his accident and he struggled at the NW200 and the TT is the last place to be riding if your are not 100%.

100% agree. He was fast in first practice last night however....

I have concerns about McGuiness.

There is no way he can be properly fit after his accident and he struggled at the NW200 and the TT is the last place to be riding if your are not 100%.

... not slow and who doesn't need time to reflect and analysis their riding ? Even Marquez and Rossi have too and its good we do too as its the only way for us to improve not just in speed but all areas of road craft many of which I m weak in.

It is frightening the way people spend their days staring at a phone.

... a bit but i personally think you need that approach in heavy traffic. Most people are scared of damaging their cars so they tend to get out of the way (devil).

... there one day! I spent far too much time looking in my mirrors, making sure whoever was behind me was able to keep up. A) They'll make their own way and we wait at junctions anyway, and B) As if they can't keep up with me! :D I'm still waiting for car-sized overtaking opportunities. Many a time ...