Even with a monging hangover, the first thing i do on a sunday morning on opening my laptop is to check whats new on here !!
i usually leave my life and death e-mails until after a coffee - which is where i am off now.
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Head Hurts
Sex God
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Thats 2 of us then
Note to self .......................... might be time to get a life
and some painkillers ............................... oh my head,
nuver note to self .............................. don't drink to excess when suffering from "Man Flu" a mild head cold
anyways, mornin all
Thats 2 of us then
Note to self .......................... might be time to get a life
and some painkillers ............................... oh my head,
nuver note to self .............................. don't drink to excess when suffering from "Man Flu" a mild head cold
anyways, mornin all
Orgasminator
I would be sitting here feeling smug, but I can still remember the hangover I had the day after the NE munch. It was the first time I'd got drunk in about five years, and will be the last time for a very long time.
Casanova
Your all going to hate me .... But Ive never had a hangover and I can drink for England.
My Dad and Brother never have hangovers either. I sometimes wake up feeling a bit dry but after a cup of tea or two I am back to normal...what ever normal is.
I believe that its rather back so I will empathise with your suffering...
My Dad and Brother never have hangovers either. I sometimes wake up feeling a bit dry but after a cup of tea or two I am back to normal...what ever normal is.
I believe that its rather back so I will empathise with your suffering...
Sex God
Quote by 34fun
Even with a monging hangover, the first thing i do on a sunday morning on opening my laptop is to check whats new on here !!
uuummmm . . . . you mean you actually close your laptop and log off? :shock:
feckin' lightweight!
n x x x :P
yes as i move it around the house, i'm loathe to remove the battery so cannot leave it plugged into the mains as i'm told it fries the battery.
i was also told you cannot plug the battery in once the computer is up and running ? is this not the case...
p.s
have so many work files on here i cannot afford for it to crash - which is why i back up my back ups
as you can see, not exactly a computer geek - i'm more at home running an office with 89 staff.
i was also told you cannot plug the battery in once the computer is up and running ? is this not the case...
p.s
have so many work files on here i cannot afford for it to crash - which is why i back up my back ups
as you can see, not exactly a computer geek - i'm more at home running an office with 89 staff.
Casanova
Quote by 34fun
yes as i move it around the house, i'm loathe to remove the battery so cannot leave it plugged into the mains as i'm told it fries the battery.
i was also told you cannot plug the battery in once the computer is up and running ? is this not the case...
p.s
have so many work files on here i cannot afford for it to crash - which is why i back up my back ups
as you can see, not exactly a computer geek - i'm more at home running an office with 89 staff.
I Think youve been told some porkies about your laptop. Your battery by default will only take so much charge. After which it will not take anymore and the power consumption through your power supply will reduce enought just to run your laptop.
Batteries do give up in the end but no decernable loss of amount of chargable cycles will be lost.
The newer laptops do have different rechargables than the old. The way they charge is different as well. The new ones actually discharge completely before recharging helping to give the battery a longer life.
So what I am saying is plug em both in together and forget about it.
