Latest moan from you and me - 2016

@"M" that could well be right - there are two reasons that I really wanted to breathe life into this old relic - the first is simply because it was a fathers day gift back in 2008, and the second is that very little of their overpriced tat currently competes with it in terms of storage space.

My old one came with 120gb as standard, however the majority of iPod Touch seem to be 64gb, and are £250-ish. They have cameras and big flashy phone like screens, none of which I need or want - - I just want a decent wee MP3 player that will play in my car and in the office, but also one that has sufficient capacity to handle my music collection (90gb+)

EDIT - for the record, having been in the guts of the thing a few times now, I can safely say that Apple product is way over priced and over-rated; don't get me wrong, it is good kit, but it is no better than stuff I have seen from other manufacturers (Panasonic, Sony, Samsung to name but a few)

 

Oh, and after ripping it to bits again this afternoon, it managed two and a half songs on test before lobbing its toys out of the pram again. Really, really not happy

 

Aye, sadly so.

I shall wait for my bits and bobs to arrive over the coming days and lash up a wee external drive for myself, then live in hope that it talks to the car.

 

I will still mope about for a while over this one - I hate being beaten by electronics; the trouble is that nowadays everything is so miniaturised that you can barely see components let alone get a meter on them.

 

You can tell them that you have no intention of turning up. A written statement should be sufficient.

Alternatively, you can ask the solicitors to pay for a taxi to and from court and subsistence expenses.

I'm not very well up on Scottish law so I don't really know what the 'citation' is . This is obviously a civil court matter so there should be no compulsion for attending.

How can you give a character reference for a dog? All you can say is that whenever you see the dog it is good tempered. A signed statement to that effect must be sufficient.

 

My 78's don't work in my car, either!

 

@silu you can intimate to them that being forced to travel uncomfortably (i.e. not by taxi would put you in a lot of discomfort and, possibly, result in some confusion ) so a taxi is the only choice.

 

Good afternoon @Kandy my dear friend hope Mr Kandy feels better soon,I pulled a shoulder muscle once trying to pull some of the duvet back over me from Mrs Woos side