(01 Jan 2016, 3:23 pm)Davie wrote [ -> ]Bloody BBC Iplayer on my PS4! It won't let me watch Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie, all I get is a message saying I have to update the application or the system, which I checked, and both are up to date!
The desktop version isn't working either. =(
(01 Jan 2016, 12:59 am)GMitchelhill wrote [ -> ]One of the lamp posts in the background of my photo that I took on New Years Eve is the wrong way around and it's setting off my OCD slightly.
One of big'un's non bus things is lamp posts. He finds that errant one highly amusing.
( seriously, he'll spend hours drawing them)
(01 Jan 2016, 12:59 am)GMitchelhill wrote [ -> ]One of the lamp posts in the background of my photo that I took on New Years Eve is the wrong way around and it's setting off my OCD slightly.
I was travelling then, everyone comes when I am away!
The developers of my estate are ****. I would like to say sorry to you on behalf of persimmon.
(01 Jan 2016, 3:23 pm)Davie wrote [ -> ]Bloody BBC Iplayer on my PS4! It won't let me watch Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie, all I get is a message saying I have to update the application or the system, which I checked, and both are up to date!
It may have done you a favour!
Not the best film in the world...
(01 Jan 2016, 7:32 pm)BusLoverMum wrote [ -> ]One of big'un's non bus things is lamp posts. He finds that errant one highly amusing.
( seriously, he'll spend hours drawing them)
I do have to admit I was intrested in lampposts when I was younger (not sure why) but I was fascinated when a bulb would go and always eager to see them be replaced. Yeah, I was a strange child, I'm still pretty strange now.
(01 Jan 2016, 7:42 pm)Andreos1 wrote [ -> ]It may have done you a favour!
Not the best film in the world...
I'm not a fan of the show, as I've made clear in the past, but even people I know who do like the show thought the film was terrible.
(01 Jan 2016, 7:48 pm)Jimmi wrote [ -> ]I do have to admit I was intrested in lampposts when I was younger (not sure why) but I was fascinated when a bulb would go and always eager to see them be replaced. Yeah, I was a strange child, I'm still pretty strange now.
You? Strange?
He was beside himself when a
Light near our house developed a problem which resulted in it having to be on permanently for others to work. When hurricane bawbag demolished the fitting, he was pretty cross that it took over 6 months for it to be replaced, despite our regular filling in of the council webform.
(01 Jan 2016, 7:48 pm)Jimmi wrote [ -> ]I'm not a fan of the show, as I've made clear in the past, but even people I know who do like the show thought the film was terrible.
I think the show is quite funny, but I wasn't keen on the movie at all.
A large number of the online BBC services went down yesterday, due to a DDoS attack. iPlayer seemed to be having some issues earlier today, too, although seemingly not as widespread as yesterday. For an hour or so, I couldn't access anything on iPlayer, on any device.
(01 Jan 2016, 7:42 pm)Andreos1 wrote [ -> ]It may have done you a favour!
Not the best film in the world...
(01 Jan 2016, 7:57 pm)Dan wrote [ -> ]I think the show is quite funny, but I wasn't keen on the movie at all.
A large number of the online BBC services went down yesterday, due to a DDoS attack. iPlayer seemed to be having some issues earlier today, too, although seemingly not as widespread as yesterday. For an hour or so, I couldn't access anything on iPlayer, on any device.
Is it just me who likes the movie? Although I much prefer the TV series, I do like the flim.
(01 Jan 2016, 7:57 pm)Dan wrote [ -> ]A large number of the online BBC services went down yesterday, due to a DDoS attack. iPlayer seemed to be having some issues earlier today, too, although seemingly not as widespread as yesterday. For an hour or so, I couldn't access anything on iPlayer, on any device.
These are the sort of things that concern me about TV seemingly moving online, when problems like this occur it can cause issues with viewing habits etc. Also my WiFi is not the best, viewing stuff on my phone at times is just annoying, especially in the bedroom where it often keeps disconnecting from the WiFi, some days I need to go downstairs to say, post on here from the Tapatalk app.
I'm presently trying to decide where to head out to for an outing tomorrow, I just have no clue which direction to even start heading in. Suggestions?
(01 Jan 2016, 8:07 pm)Jimmi wrote [ -> ]I'm presently trying to decide where to head out to for an outing tomorrow, I just have no clue which direction to even start heading in. Suggestions?
I'd suggest stopping fairly local - the weather doesn't look like it's going to be up to much!
I'm debating on whether to go out or not. The fact that I'm back to work on Monday after three weeks off makes me want to make the most of the final 'proper' opportunity to take some photos, but I really can't be chewed with taking some mediocre photos in the cold.
(01 Jan 2016, 8:07 pm)Jimmi wrote [ -> ]
I'm presently trying to decide where to head out to for an outing tomorrow, I just have no clue which direction to even start heading in. Suggestions?
What about Darlington Town Centre?
(01 Jan 2016, 8:07 pm)Jimmi wrote [ -> ]These are the sort of things that concern me about TV seemingly moving online, when problems like this occur it can cause issues with viewing habits etc. Also my WiFi is not the best, viewing stuff on my phone at times is just annoying, especially in the bedroom where it often keeps disconnecting from the WiFi, some days I need to go downstairs to say, post on here from the Tapatalk app.
I'm presently trying to decide where to head out to for an outing tomorrow, I just have no clue which direction to even start heading in. Suggestions?
Durham, Washington, Heworth, Jarrow, North Shields, Cramlington, Morpeth, Alnmouth, Darlington, home
(01 Jan 2016, 8:12 pm)Dan wrote [ -> ]I'd suggest stopping fairly local - the weather doesn't look like it's going to be up to much!
I'm debating on whether to go out or not. The fact that I'm back to work on Monday after three weeks off makes me want to make the most of the final 'proper' opportunity to take some photos, but I really can't be chewed with taking some mediocre photos in the cold.
I was originally thinking of heading down to Ripon and Wetherby tomorrow but I can't be bothered checking the times and such now and the forecast ain't great. One thing I don't really want to do if I go out tomorrow is get on another 7 to/from Durham, I'm now sick to death of that route and the novelty factor of double deckers has worn off now. I am in two minds as to whether to go out or not tomorrow but I know that if I don't I will be bored and would also be faced with a boring Sunday and that's on top of the boring day I've had today.
Not been taking as many photos in the last fortnight or so, I've pretty much just shot stuff when I have been stood somewhere waiting a few minutes for a bus, was pleased that the Saltwell Park on the 97 yesterday arrived sometime just before I came back from a quick wander over to the rail station, irritatingly though I wanted a shot of 3943 on the X88 yesterday but annoyingly the Stagecoach Enviro parked just next me pulled out at the point 3943 was about to pass and 3943 left before I could get a photo, typical one of the few times it goes via Handy Drive!
(01 Jan 2016, 8:16 pm)Davie wrote [ -> ]What about Darlington Town Centre?
That's not really somewhere where you can spend a whole day, also if there is low winter sun Darlington Town Centre can be a pig to get decent photos in, had issues trying to find somewhere suitable for a shot of 4514 last week.
(01 Jan 2016, 8:32 pm)Jimmi wrote [ -> ]That's not really somewhere where you can spend a whole day, also if there is low winter sun Darlington Town Centre can be a pig to get decent photos in, had issues trying to find somewhere suitable for a shot of 4514 last week.
I just meant for an hour or two.
(01 Jan 2016, 8:32 pm)Jimmi wrote [ -> ]That's not really somewhere where you can spend a whole day, also if there is low winter sun Darlington Town Centre can be a pig to get decent photos in, had issues trying to find somewhere suitable for a shot of 4514 last week.
Nee fear of low winter sun tomorrow, though, that's for sure..!
(01 Jan 2016, 8:32 pm)Jimmi wrote [ -> ]That's not really somewhere where you can spend a whole day, also if there is low winter sun Darlington Town Centre can be a pig to get decent photos in, had issues trying to find somewhere suitable for a shot of 4514 last week.
Have you considered standing at Haymarket all day?
(01 Jan 2016, 8:42 pm)Adrian wrote [ -> ]Have you considered standing at Haymarket all day?
Aye, he can join the cling on corner crew. [emoji14]
(01 Jan 2016, 8:35 pm)Davie wrote [ -> ]I just meant for an hour or two.
An hour or two! I struggle to entertain myself in Darlington for 20 minutes most days. Not the slagging place up, but when you end up in Darlington as often as I do and Darlington doesn't have that much to offer, if you aren't bothered about Dales & District services (which usually seems to intrest me more than Arriva in Darlington) you can get at least one photo of every brand, bus type, etc. within about 20 minutes.
(01 Jan 2016, 8:42 pm)Adrian wrote [ -> ]Have you considered standing at Haymarket all day?
I stood across the road from Haymarket for around 30 minutes yesterday. Don't particularly fancy doing it again for a while ago again yet, don't like staying somewhere too long, in fact I was bored after about 15 minutes, but it only went up to 30 as I decided to get the X20 up to Ashington.
(01 Jan 2016, 8:43 pm)Davie wrote [ -> ]Aye, he can join the cling on corner crew. [emoji14]
NEVER!!! [emoji14]
(01 Jan 2016, 8:43 pm)Davie wrote [ -> ]Aye, he can join the cling on corner crew. [emoji14]
That's nothing to be proud of....
(01 Jan 2016, 8:47 pm)Jimmi wrote [ -> ]NEVER!!! [emoji14]
Why not? We're looking for bew members each day. [emoji14]
(01 Jan 2016, 8:50 pm)Davie wrote [ -> ]Why not? We're looking for bew members each day. [emoji14]
I'm bad enough talking to one person at times, never mind a group!
I am a quiet person, as two enthusiasts I know were discussing between themselves yesterday. If they are reading this, I'm not bothered, I know that I say very little but the truth is I want to be more talkative but struggle to do so. Oh and I still haven't done anything to my Facebook, as I still seem to be unable to go and find my friends on there.
(01 Jan 2016, 3:23 pm)Davie wrote [ -> ]Bloody BBC Iplayer on my PS4! It won't let me watch Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie, all I get is a message saying I have to update the application or the system, which I checked, and both are up to date!
It's still not working!!!
(01 Jan 2016, 8:59 pm)Jimmi wrote [ -> ]I'm bad enough talking to one person at times, never mind a group!
I am a quiet person, as two enthusiasts I know were discussing between themselves yesterday. If they are reading this, I'm not bothered, I know that I say very little but the truth is I want to be more talkative but struggle to do so. Oh and I still haven't done anything to my Facebook, as I still seem to be unable to go and find my friends on there.
Why not head to Crook and photograph Weardale's X21? Due in at 1030, same time as one of the 101's.
There's probably not a lot you haven't got a photo of though to be fair!
Might be worth mentioning that there will be a heavy coach presence for rail replacement Darlington-Durham-Newcastle over the next few weeks, but this starts next week 9th January.
(01 Jan 2016, 8:50 pm)LeeCalder wrote [ -> ]That's nothing to be proud of....
I think the wind had scared everyone off on Wednesday.
Lightweights.
(01 Jan 2016, 9:07 pm)DanPicken wrote [ -> ]Your not much better.
I would like to think I have broadened my horizons. You only have to look at my Flickr to see that.
I am no longer wandering around with the controversial, I have some brilliant mates who are both enthusiasts and involved heavily in the industry. Yesterday saw a trip to TrentBarton Land, and further trips to Lancashire, Dublin and Cardiff are on the cards.
(01 Jan 2016, 9:21 pm)LeeCalder wrote [ -> ]I would like to think I have broadened my horizons. You only have to look at my Flickr to see that.
I am no longer wandering around with the controversial, I have some brilliant mates who are both enthusiasts and involved heavily in the industry. Yesterday saw a trip to TrentBarton Land, and further trips to Lancashire, Dublin and Cardiff are on the cards.
Best way. You get to see a lot more interesting stock by travelling around a bit! Unfortunately there'll always be people that don't appreciate what's not on their door step.
I'd love to do Dublin one day. I was down Derby not so long ago, and found things a bit average. Arriva had some interesting stock down there, but I'd probably want to do it again in the summer and explore a bit more.
(01 Jan 2016, 9:25 pm)Adrian wrote [ -> ]Best way. You get to see a lot more interesting stock by travelling around a bit! Unfortunately there'll always be people that don't appreciate what's not on their door step.
I'd love to do Dublin one day. I was down Derby not so long ago, and found things a bit average. Arriva had some interesting stock down there, but I'd probably want to do it again in the summer and explore a bit more.
It's hard to do with little money, Lee only does it because of the Honey Monster.