jawillwill

I bought one a few weeks ago (having never used one before) and have a couple of questions, which aren't answered in the manual. 1) the dryer is a condenser dryer. Surely, by definition, this means that when drying clothes the water is condensed and must go somewhere. I'm sure old condensing dryers used to have a little bucket which you'd need to empty the water from occasionally, but this one doesn't. Where does the water go? 2) Normal tumble dryers normally have a little vent thing by the door which collects dry fluff and needs to be emptied occasionally (in part to help prevent fires). This doesn't. Why not, and where does the fluff go - presumably somewhere? (I assume this is different from the filter/drain that most washing machines have at the bottom)?

What the fudge are you jibbering on about?

Yep, saw that too. I think in Garth's head Yoshida has just burst on to the scene out of nowhere.

Ha! Norwegians don't know anything! It's Orn. It's the only explanation!

Good luck tomorrow mate.

Always knew he was naff.

Wasn't expecting that...

Same place, same thoughts. We're the same.

There were quite a few half and half scarves in that area too!

Are you sure it's a return ticket she's bought you?

The article doesn't say that so how do you know David? Eh?

Sounds like YOU knew he was out?!

Expected turnout? Best train station to use ( taking into account convenience to ground/ nearby pubs)? Score predictions?

Question mark.

Do Maria pulled his hamstring. Could be handy in a couple of weeks.

He's no Jack Cork.

What percentage of your annual income should go towards the cost of a new car? I earn a fairly decent wage (well, average) but I can't help but think the vast majority of cars I see on the road are better than my KA. Do that many people use finance deals to fund cars they can't really afford?

What was?

Just had an early evening nap and dreamt Cleverly scores a hat-trick.

I sense the annual "what date is boxing day" thread fast approaching...

The standard of football isn't something I have a problem with and was not really the point of the thread.

Are the BBC on a drive to push Women's football? If so, why? I don't have anything against it, and have nothing against internationals being live on TV/ wouldn't be adverse to a weekly highlights programme, but the general public quite clearly care more about men's football at the moment. I don't get the BBC's determination to push the women's game so much - is advertising the game really their prerogative? On the main BBC News just now, quotes included: "a packed Wembley Stadium" "a sell out crowd" "an historic occasion" Despite only 55000 tickets sold and only 45000 bothering to actually turn up (bad weather the apparent reason). Other channels don't seem to push the game so much. Thoughts?

Wow! You're 10? Me too!

For those that haven't realised Aldershots cup final is live on BT sport tonight.

It was yesterday. Your invite to the big party must have got lost in the post.