jonoslack
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I didn't even think it was a teapotTempest in a teapot, IMHO.
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Godfrey
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LOL!I didn't even think it was a teapot
Okay, a teapot from a little girl's miniature set for serving Teddy Bears and the likeI didn't even think it was a teapot
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nostatic
New member
What if the teapot contained cocktails?I didn't even think it was a teapot
RVB
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"That being said, I have a serious dislike about subscription sites and subscriptions in general for that matter! Those monthly bills keep piling up."
Adobe and their "cloud" comes to mind.. I refuse to subscribe...
Then it needs to be a frigging HUGE teapot for this group!
A spy sent me this photo of a special sink in Tim Ashley's beach house:
tashley
Subscriber Member
Sadly my beach house is currently unreachable due to flooding, but if that is what the faucets are up to in my absence, I may strap myself into the waders and go for it...Then it needs to be a frigging HUGE teapot for this group!
A spy sent me this photo of a special sink in Tim Ashley's beach house:
Amin
Active member
I think Sean does great testing, has excellent essays, and has less sources of potential bias (affiliate revenue, etc) than most other reviewers, myself included.
However, I agree with most here that his site is a major hindrance. Most of the time, when I get the email that he has done a review, I don't bother to click on it because I don't want to deal with Flash. The fact that it can't be accessed at all on an iPad isn't a big deal to me, but I suspect it is for a lot of potential customers.
It works for him, and it's his prerogative to do things as he sees fit. However, I think he'd have a more successful business if he abandoned Flash and did things the way Lloyd Chambers does them.
However, I agree with most here that his site is a major hindrance. Most of the time, when I get the email that he has done a review, I don't bother to click on it because I don't want to deal with Flash. The fact that it can't be accessed at all on an iPad isn't a big deal to me, but I suspect it is for a lot of potential customers.
It works for him, and it's his prerogative to do things as he sees fit. However, I think he'd have a more successful business if he abandoned Flash and did things the way Lloyd Chambers does them.
jonoslack
Active member
Surely not - you're miles above sea level there . . . . the wall hasn't washed away has it?
As for the picture - I can imagine the wine dispenser, but I don't remember any taps as nasty as those
jonoslack
Active member
Is there anything else you'd put in teapots?
tashley
Subscriber Member
Have you seen the St Ives TV video of the wharf on I day night? Horrifying! The house is ok, the access, less so...Surely not - you're miles above sea level there . . . . the wall hasn't washed away has it?
As for the picture - I can imagine the wine dispenser, but I don't remember any taps as nasty as those
jonoslack
Active member
Hi Tim. Missed it. Is the warf badly damaged? Link?
I hope the wine doesn't go off before you can get back
tashley
Subscriber Member
Storm surge strikes St Ives harbourHi Tim. Missed it. Is the warf badly damaged? Link?
I hope the wine doesn't go off before you can get back
Strangely beautiful even if highly damaging to real estate....