Off Topic The SIR Kenny Dalglish Public House

Should have booked the birthweek mate

 

As my kids are grown up I never book school holidays a it seems unfair on other employees who have young kids

 

...and everything's more expensive and full of kids.

 

Nice. Got my wife a canon last Xmas... Can't remember which one... It looks something like that though...

To my knowledge she has used it once so far.

 

I was being polite as I know Z has young kids!

 

I use mine every weekend, if I did not have to work it would be everyday

 

Ok... Hers is the 2000D so, not as fancy as yours... (Just checked back on order history).

Before Christmas she was talking about wanting to set up several places in our woods and get identical pictures in the different seasons, etc. I think she got a bit disheartened her first time trying to use it and never tried again.

 

She should just set it on autofocus initially, the green setting, until she gets used to it. You do need to play around with them to find out what they can do

 

Shot I took with my old camera a 600d on autofocus

 

There's a National Trust property near me that has a sign out saying "Summer of Fun".
I don't think I'll be going.

 

Apparently already a leak for 24/25 kits colour schemes even though third kit for this year isn't even official yet.

Away kit is going back to black next year. Home kit is going to be red, much to everyone's surprise.

I have always liked black away kits. Except when Warrior tried to make one that looked like a wetsuit.

 

Touche

 

Only one that's young now. Eldest is sixteen and going college in September. Next one is almost fourteen. The youngest is only nine though

 

Do you normally avoid fun?

 

Of course.

 

Bought my wife something similar, she doesn't use it.

 

Have fun with it!
I have a nikon D500 that I use mainly for wildlife photography. Yep, getting used to the all the controls and functions, especially "in the moment" takes a bit of getting used to.

 

We were talking about mortgage rates on here the other day so thought I'd share this.

I currently have eight months left on my five years fixed term mortgage with TSB. Just seen this announcement...

"TSB has also announced rate cuts of up to 0.4% across some fixed rate deals"

Initially, I was quite happy. But then read it properly...

So...
1) I might get 0.4% reduction
2) I might not get anything
3) I could get something inbetween

Clear as mud, thanks


Edit; the cuts apply to fixed terms too. Suspect I won't qualify because I'm on low rates anyway. Just found it funny

 

Isn’t it just 0.4% down on the rate they were offering recently. So instead of it being about 5.1% it’s now 4.7% etc?

if banks are cutting rates it signals we might slowly be starting to see inflation reduce and in 8 months it might be a bit more competitive with more banks offering better deals at least.

 

Well i personally hope so but winter is coming as old ned would say.