I asked one for a SCSI card so that I could hook up
my SCSI scanner - his face was a picture it couldn't have been any more blank. He told me they don't stock them - 15 minutes later I returned to the counter with one I'd found on display - sheesh talk about fuckwit.
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Sat 22 Nov 2003, 0:17,
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Hehe, I can imagine.
It's quite fun sometimes, to go in there and ask them techy questions. Dixons-baiting, I think it's called.
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Sat 22 Nov 2003, 0:19,
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I love to do that. I had one show me their Mac computers
And he proudly announced they all had DVD players. I asked him whether they were DVD-R or just DVD players, he said "No unfortunately they're just players." I then pointed to the display card that said DVD-R on each of the models. It was so much fun I couldn't resist
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Sat 22 Nov 2003, 0:23,
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Oh dear,
we're sad people, aren't we?
I asked one "assistant" in Dixons to advise me on which was best - Sky, Cable or Freeview. The answer was so biased, I nearly fell over. £10 for selling Sky? That'll do nicely...
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Sat 22 Nov 2003, 0:26,
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I asked one "assistant" in Dixons to advise me on which was best - Sky, Cable or Freeview. The answer was so biased, I nearly fell over. £10 for selling Sky? That'll do nicely...
I've had both Cable and Sky.
Freeview is a good option if you just want lots of BBC and ITV channels, but at least you don't have to fork out once a month. Telewest was a bit limited, although they have the best broadband going with BlueYonder. But we have Sky coz we're movie nuts and also like Sci-Fi and the Discovery Channels - although most of the Discovery channels are about Hitler. lol
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