Hi all. I'm in Birmingham for a night tonight and as I'm in a big city, I thought I'd like to experience a big public viewing of the world cup, like you see on the TV. Some people will scoff but as I have this opportunity, I think I'd like to take part in this part of British culture. Does anybody know of a public space where I can watch the game? Thanks for the help :-)
Hi all. I've been having fun using a moka pot recently, but I've been using pre-ground coffee. I want to try and buy my own beans and grind them as people say the taste is much better, but the grinders I see recommended are all like £150+.
As I'm doing a moka pot, I know I don't need espresso level grinding, so....does anybody have any recommendations for a cheap coffee grinder that would be good enough for my moka pot?
Cheers, all
Hi all. I've been having fun using a moka pot recently, but I've been using pre-ground coffee. I want to try and buy my own beans and grind them as people say the taste is much better, but the grinders I see recommended are all like £150+.
As I'm doing a moka pot, I know I don't need espresso level grinding, so....does anybody have any recommendations for a cheap coffee grinder that would be good enough for my moka pot?
Cheers, all
Is this just some 'Melian is a Maiar so we just accept it' kinda of deal.
Hi all. My girlfriend's umbrella from her onebag broke recently and whilst I was fixing it, I ended up accidentally breaking it even more. It was a lightweight umbrella she could put in her bag and use in most scenarios.
I'd like to get her a replacement, but before approaching her about it I'm hoping to come at her with a couple of brands, so we can discuss it together. The thing is, I (and she) know nothing about umbrellas. The one I broke was from some tech shop in Japan and the thing she liked most about it, was that it was lightweight.
Could anybody please help me out with lightweight umbrella brands/models? I know light and strong tend to be opposites, but I don't want to cheap out and buy a flimsy thing that will break quickly. I don't mind paying for quality.
I appreciate any and all help! Again, we are based in the UK :-) Thank you so much!
Hi all. Having spent over half a decade in Korea, last month I moved back home.
I am paying a small amount of money per month to KT, to keep my phone number active so that I can access my banking apps easily.
My problem is that now I am home, I want to use this phone as my main phone. I want to put my Korean sim in my older phone (Samsumg flip, 1st gen) and my new English sim in this phone. However, my (Korean) girlfriend believes that I can't simply move my Korean sim into my old phone, because it needs to register the phone on a Korean network.
So...is this true? Now that I am in England, is it impossible for me to move my Korean sim into my old phone and access my banking apps easily from there? This is the first time I bought a new, expensive phone (s25) so it would be a shame if it can only be used as a phone for korean banking apps lol