Nerdy Awesome shit you bought!

[Billargh]

I'm gonna hijack your post Scouse since you brought phones up.

Who do people think is the best service provider atm? I want to get away from EE and from HTC, too many niggly little problems cropping up on my HTC One and I know how bad EE are with their customer service.

 

[Raven]

It depends on area (Still, in 2015!) I would say O2 because nothing else works in my house or the pub. The customer service is pretty top notch too but rarely have to use it.

 

[TdC]

best phone ever tbh. except Slowny now doesn't "recommend" you actually use it under water.

http://www.xperiablog.net/2015/09/10/sony-changes-stance-on-waterproof-phones-do-not-use-underwater/

 

[Scouse]

best phone ever tbh. except Slowny now doesn't "recommend" you actually use it under water.

http://www.xperiablog.net/2015/09/10/sony-changes-stance-on-waterproof-phones-do-not-use-underwater/

I figured it might be like that. Part of the reason I bought it was because I'm going to use it kayaking. But I think I can safely bag it up for that

 

[Bodhi]

Excellent choice sir I've had the full fat one for a year, still does everything you could possibly want from a phone. Was going to get the Compact but my PlayStation thumbs mean the keyboard is a little small

Going to get the Z5 later in the year but going to keep the Z3 as a work phone, it's too good to pass on.

I'd also treat the waterproofing as in if it accidentally gets wet it will survive - not sure I'd recommend any Watch This moments Although the latest advice is for the Z3+ and later that have exposed USB ports....

 

[Tom]

And fuck all the haters

 

[old.user4556]

I'm gonna hijack your post Scouse since you brought phones up.

Who do people think is the best service provider atm? I want to get away from EE and from HTC, too many niggly little problems cropping up on my HTC One and I know how bad EE are with their customer service.

After wanting to shoot myself in the face to escape Vodafone, I went with three for a) excellent data performance b) superior 3G speeds c) 4G at no extra cost.

However, that said, three are quite poor in remote areas of Scotland where Vodafone and O2 are actually better for voice coverage than three (although, still shite for data). This gave me problems when I was trying to upload images of me sheep shagging in my kilt whilst spending money that the south-east handed to me for free.

Bad times!

 

[Tom]

I find Vodafone 3G to be completely shit in the UK. 4G is very good. But in the EU, the whole £3 a day thing works brilliantly for me, and 3G/4G speeds are generally fantastic no matter where I go in Europe. So I stick with Vodafone.

 

[Moriath]

I find Vodafone 3G to be completely shit in the UK. 4G is very good. But in the EU, the whole £3 a day thing works brilliantly for me, and 3G/4G speeds are generally fantastic no matter where I go in Europe. So I stick with Vodafone.

Three been good for me and great for free roaming in france.

 

[Yoni]

I go with three in Sweden and I have never failed to get a signal with them. For work Telenor which are infinitely better than Telia in the corporate deal front ie it doesn't cost me an öre to call anywhere in Europe and a lot if the world on my mobile (to mobile or landline.... Awesome when I have friends and family all over the place)

 

[TdC]

any time I hear about Scandi mobile deals I remember how much the NL mobile services fuck their subscribers over

 

[Yoni]

I remember.... Mobile costs in NL are fucked up

 

[old.user4556]

Ordered this today

 

[Scouse]

Gayyyyyyy

 

[Moriath]

Ordered this today

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Wife would do you for it . She loves minis

 

[old.user4556]

Gayyyyyyy

Nothing gay about 230bhp in a small car with a paddle shift sports automatic gearbox!

 

[Raven]

Does it have a socket for the hair dryer?

*Really do like them though!

 

[Scouse]

Nothing gay about 230bhp in a small car with a paddle shift sports automatic gearbox!

Oof! Automatic

Love the manual on my type-r. Even if the aging horse is feeling the years...

 

[Bodhi]

Nothing gay about 230bhp in a small car with a paddle shift sports automatic gearbox!

There is when it goes through the front wheels!

Cracking car though, only driven the Cooper but it was quite a large amount of fun.

 

[old.user4556]

Oof! Automatic

Love the manual on my type-r. Even if the aging horse is feeling the years...

Modern autos are amazing, quicker at shifting than any manual and much more economical.

 

[Moriath]

Modern autos are amazing, quicker at shifting than any manual and much more economical.

Still not as much fun imo

 

[Trem]

Ordered this today

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I would have one if they weren't so gay, I love small quick cars. Thing is though 90% of mini drivers seem to be arrogant cunts (empty headed bimbos who can't drive/don't care about other people).

Sorry Big G, hope you love it though mate.

 

[old.user4556]

My past four cars have been bimmers, I'm used to that opinion dude.

 

[Scouse]

My past four cars have been bimmers, I'm used to that opinion dude.

I've only owned three cars in the 25 years of my driving life.

 

[old.user4556]

I'm a slut.

 

[Bodhi]

Heard a lot of good things about modern autos, especially the 8 Speed box BMW currently use. Definitely quicker but not convinced about the economy claims in the real world, except if you keep it in Eco Mush mode. Great for fiddling the EU tests though.

 

[old.user4556]

The BMW 8 speed auto is sublime.

 

[Trem]

I honestly would 100% have a quick Mini if it wasn't for the image

Suzuki Swift Sports I like as well.

 

[Moriath]

I honestly would 100% have a quick Mini if it wasn't for the image

Suzuki Swift Sports I like as well.

I drove an original mini for a while in the 80s. Mucho fun

 

[Bodhi]

I had a Cinquecento Sporting for my first car, was an immense amount of fun, and would sit at 95 all day driving up to Uni. Brakes were entirely optional.