Norman Ingram:
Hello Dave, been having computor problems, when I switch between pages it keeps comming up recovery page, I click on it and it sorts it’s self out, but it keeps doing it, I think it may be overloaded or my drivers out of date, but I will get to the bottom of it, or it will be like Harry’s,
Wondered where you had got to Norm, as long as you are still breathing you are in business. Good to see you back.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Norman Ingram:
Hello Dave, been having computor problems, when I switch between pages it keeps comming up recovery page, I click on it and it sorts it’s self out, but it keeps doing it, I think it may be overloaded or my drivers out of date, but I will get to the bottom of it, or it will be like Harry’s,Wondered where you had got to Norm, as long as you are still breathing you are in business. Good to see you back.
Cheers Dave.
Hiya,
Just wondering could Old Nosser’s puter be choked up with sand, just a thought. 
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
Norman Ingram:
Hello Dave, been having computor problems, when I switch between pages it keeps comming up recovery page, I click on it and it sorts it’s self out, but it keeps doing it, I think it may be overloaded or my drivers out of date, but I will get to the bottom of it, or it will be like Harry’s,Wondered where you had got to Norm, as long as you are still breathing you are in business. Good to see you back.
Cheers Dave.Hiya,
Just wondering could Old Nosser’s puter be choked up with sand, just a thought.
thanks harry, long retired.
Probably knicker elastic from all these ■■■■■■■ bowls women he consorts with Harry. 
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
Norman Ingram:
Hello Dave, been having computor problems, when I switch between pages it keeps comming up recovery page, I click on it and it sorts it’s self out, but it keeps doing it, I think it may be overloaded or my drivers out of date, but I will get to the bottom of it, or it will be like Harry’s,Wondered where you had got to Norm, as long as you are still breathing you are in business. Good to see you back.
Cheers Dave.Hiya,
Just wondering could Old Nosser’s puter be choked up with sand, just a thought.
thanks harry, long retired.Probably knicker elastic from all these ■■■■■■■ bowls women he consorts with Harry.
Cheers Dave.
Hiya,
Tell you what Dave, “The Colleen” will make sure there’s no knicker elastic anywhere
in the equation, Could be compost though he’s always doing stuff in the potting shed.
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
Norman Ingram:
Hello Dave, been having computor problems, when I switch between pages it keeps comming up recovery page, I click on it and it sorts it’s self out, but it keeps doing it, I think it may be overloaded or my drivers out of date, but I will get to the bottom of it, or it will be like Harry’s,Wondered where you had got to Norm, as long as you are still breathing you are in business. Good to see you back.
Cheers Dave.Hiya,
Just wondering could Old Nosser’s puter be choked up with sand, just a thought.
thanks harry, long retired.Probably knicker elastic from all these ■■■■■■■ bowls women he consorts with Harry.
Cheers Dave.Hiya,
Tell you what Dave, “The Colleen” will make sure there’s no knicker elastic anywhere
in the equation, Could be compost though he’s always doing stuff in the potting shed.
thanks harry, long retired.
Perhaps he’s practicing for trick or treat in a months time Harry.
Cheers Dave.
You walley’s I think I have sorted it, I started defraging my disc, it takes a few minutes to a few hours, it seems it is working better already and it’s still working on the defraging and I have been doing for over two hours, but it came on to Trucknet quite quickly and the pages are comming up a lot better. it must be really clogged up to take as long as that. Also I got a ethnet lead from the market to plug into my broadband hub to my virgin box and I can use my phone to record and to bring Youtube on to th TV, my daughter thinks I pick up technology quite good for being a old wrinkly!
Good on you Norm, you are learning all the time. I defrag my computer from time to time. It clears up the files on the PC. I also disc clean mine sometimes.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Good on you Norm, you are learning all the time. I defrag my computer from time to time. It clears up the files on the PC. I also disc clean mine sometimes.
Cheers Dave.
Hiya,
You clever little devils I still resort to a little tap with a 2 pound
hammer works wonders should the gremlins creep in.
thanks harry, long retired.
all this technology baffles me , but when i get any problems with the pooter i just get the grandkids on the case . leave them to sort things out . "there you are grandad it will be ok now " , job done . i haven’t a clue what they do and they have long since given up trying to educate me . cheers , dave
There is only the dog, the camera person and me here. The dog probably knows more than the camera person or me.
Cheers Dave.
My mate from the middle east & Carlsberg is over 80 and every now and again he phones me just as I have got ready to meet my lift to bowls, Bill I have told you a few times I go to bowls, why don’t you ring in the evening. Well he said I am on my computor trying to send photo’s to 
I replied go on emails bring up attachments click on this brings up your photo’s click on the ones to sends and send your mail. he says I forget, well bloody write it down, my lift is here . 
Norman Ingram:
My mate from the middle east & Carlsberg is over 80 and every now and again he phones me just as I have got ready to meet my lift to bowls, Bill I have told you a few times I go to bowls, why don’t you ring in the evening. Well he said I am on my computor trying to send photo’s to
Can’t you go and show him Norm, it would be good to see his photo’s on here.
Cheers Dave.
hi norman would that be bill thomas still alive its steve here john blands cousin if so tell him bette johns mum still alive 94 ive just been to see her tks.
Yes it was Bagdad Bill, but Dave he was not sending trip photos but old one’s from the 50’s of judo to the local paper.
Norman Ingram:
Yes it was Bagdad Bill, but Dave he was not sending trip photos but old one’s from the 50’s of judo to the local paper.
Ask him if he has any lorry pics Norm, he might surprise you.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Norman Ingram:
Yes it was Bagdad Bill, but Dave he was not sending trip photos but old one’s from the 50’s of judo to the local paper.Ask him if he has any lorry pics Norm, he might surprise you.
Cheers Dave.
hiya,
Norm and Dave I reckon old Bill was a bit like myself, been all over done many things, but never
once gave a camera a thought, have carried some funny and heavy abnormal loads but never
gave doing a picture of them a thought, never really been into cameras zero, interest so the
interest was never there, load the thing transport the thing and tip the thing did for me driving
was just a job for me I was never in love with it just a way of keeping my head above water and
paying the bills and after the “diesel in the blood” early years I could’ve changed horses
midstream and never give it a thought, if I could have got a permanency deep sea fisherman
would have been my choice, lorry drivers was about a quarter of the money I could make at sea
and could I have got a guaranteed job fishing the old black book would have been whizzed
overboard, I’m still rubbish with a camera and leave the picture taking to the missus and I think
she secretly has as much interest as have, none.
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
Norman Ingram:
Yes it was Bagdad Bill, but Dave he was not sending trip photos but old one’s from the 50’s of judo to the local paper.Ask him if he has any lorry pics Norm, he might surprise you.
Cheers Dave.hiya,
Norm and Dave I reckon old Bill was a bit like myself, been all over done many things, but never
once gave a camera a thought, have carried some funny and heavy abnormal loads but never
gave doing a picture of them a thought, never really been into cameras zero, interest so the
interest was never there, load the thing transport the thing and tip the thing did for me driving
was just a job for me I was never in love with it just a way of keeping my head above water and
paying the bills and after the “diesel in the blood” early years I could’ve changed horses
midstream and never give it a thought, if I could have got a permanency deep sea fisherman
would have been my choice, lorry drivers was about a quarter of the money I could make at sea
and could I have got a guaranteed job fishing the old black book would have been whizzed
overboard, I’m still rubbish with a camera and leave the picture taking to the missus and I think
she secretly has as much interest as have, none.
thanks harry, long retired.
Hi Harry,
I can take decent pics with my phone, but not with a camera, as I bust my right shoulder quite badly in my RTA. I never carried a camera in any lorry that I drove. The only pic of any of the regular lorries that were allocated to me, is the one of the K series Dodge which my girlfriend took back in 1970. Not many of mine or your generation took photo’s. I have got photo’s of all my vehicles that I’ve owned, such as cars and vans, but I didn’t get around to owning lorries.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
Norman Ingram:
Yes it was Bagdad Bill, but Dave he was not sending trip photos but old one’s from the 50’s of judo to the local paper.Ask him if he has any lorry pics Norm, he might surprise you.
Cheers Dave.hiya,
Norm and Dave I reckon old Bill was a bit like myself, been all over done many things, but never
once gave a camera a thought, have carried some funny and heavy abnormal loads but never
gave doing a picture of them a thought, never really been into cameras zero, interest so the
interest was never there, load the thing transport the thing and tip the thing did for me driving
was just a job for me I was never in love with it just a way of keeping my head above water and
paying the bills and after the “diesel in the blood” early years I could’ve changed horses
midstream and never give it a thought, if I could have got a permanency deep sea fisherman
would have been my choice, lorry drivers was about a quarter of the money I could make at sea
and could I have got a guaranteed job fishing the old black book would have been whizzed
overboard, I’m still rubbish with a camera and leave the picture taking to the missus and I think
she secretly has as much interest as have, none.
thanks harry, long retired.Hi Harry,
I can take decent pics with my phone, but not with a camera, as I bust my right shoulder quite badly in my RTA. I never carried a camera in any lorry that I drove. The only pic of any of the regular lorries that were allocated to me, is the one of the K series Dodge which my girlfriend took back in 1970. Not many of mine or your generation took photo’s. I have got photo’s of all my vehicles that I’ve owned, such as cars and vans, but I didn’t get around to owning lorries.
Cheers Dave.
Hiya,
I do have an elderly “steam driven” mobile phone it’s a hand me down and does show a photo
on the front of me so I assume it does take pics but understanding the camera bit is beyond
my capabilities in fact It is so little used and being a pay as you go job, It’s lucky to use the
£20 a year I put on it, I guess it’s handy should I need help from the AA if the old jam-jar
decides to blow up when I’m away from home There’s not a lot you can do to modern motors
by the way of roadside repairs unless your an IT specialist or a brain surgeon with the most
up to date programme for your particular motor, bring back dynamo’s, and plugs and points,
I could fix anything in that era and carried enough gear to get any car back home.
thanks harry, long retired.
Aye they were the days Harry, When we could put a bit of silver paper out of a tab packet around a blown fuse, Or a bit of chewing gum to stop the water leak on the top of our cabs caused by putting heavy wagon sheets up there, Or a Seagreen tapered rubber hose on a broken fuel pipe to get us home, Happy Days Eh, Regards ;Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Aye they were the days Harry, When we could put a bit of silver paper out of a tab packet around a blown fuse, Or a bit of chewing gum to stop the water leak on the top of our cabs caused by putting heavy wagon sheets up there, Or a Seagreen tapered rubber hose on a broken fuel pipe to get us home, Happy Days Eh, Regards ;Larry.
Hiya,
It was my intention at the time of my retirement to get myself an old banger, nothing
fancy, a Moggie or an Austin A40 just as a hobby something I have loads of knowledge
about and would be capable of doing any repairs too should repairs ever be needed, I
became too ill to be able to do this so I had to settle for modern stuff and I have to let
the local garage do my repairs and servicing, yep the good old “mechanics” are gone to
be replaced by fitters who leap into action when the computers tells them what needs
replacing/adjusting a job an eight year old kid can do.
thanks harry, long retired.