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Mine arrived today too - bought the petite length and it's great for me - love them and wish I'd bought more.

I went for the black one - for evening barbies - because the look can be changed depending on the accessories. Plus I got the butterfly print too - I love the cheerful colours. Bought both in the petite length and am hoping it's long enough. I actually don't mind the hemline - maybe in a...

I've had Lenovo (formerly IBM) Thinkpads for the last couple of decades - you can get one for just over £100 more than the TSV and it comes direct from Lenovo with a three year warranty. Older models are available on e-bay (still new with warranty) - i can recommend the 12.5 inch ones (x...

I agree - why should she 'mention' friends etc? She's there to flog her clothes not tell us about her private life. She's great at remembering fabric composition, measurements and even product codes - very professional IMO.

Aw, not everything is just about you, you know? Others also commented on his money / lifestyle too. Plus, I've got just as much right to give an opinion as you do... so you can unbunch your panties too... :mysmilie_59:

Does it really matter what sized house RJ has? <shrugs> If that lifestyle is partially funded by profits from flogging on QVC then so what? No one forces the punters to part with their money. Yes, I avoid his shows because I find him annoying but he could live the life of a prince and it...

I agree - there's nothing 'sad' about Kim sticking to discussing her products rather than her personal life. In fact I applaud her for her product knowledge and the way she tries to keep presenter discussions on track about the clothes and not about themselves. We need more like her - I'm sick...

I've been using some of my Le Creuset pots for nearly 20 years and they're still going strong. Our friend has some that are over 40 years old (under their older brand Cousance). Yes, they're an expensive outlay but they are built to last. You can get cheaper but the composition of the...

That's like an American judging our fashion sense through watching Coronation Street and Emerdale..... Even Eastenders (which is set in London) doesn't reflect well on us.

It may be the pitch of his voice coupled with how loudly he's speaking. Call Amazon and ask how to get help from the Echo team... they are still developing the software etc so may have some good insight. Try changing the name then Echo and see if she recognises his speech with that waking word.

It's £149.99 direct from Amazon - I don't think the 'added value' is worth it. Amazon has good customer support so I'd rather buy direct. Mine both recognise all voices - even our visitors over Christmas. The only issues have been when Mr Tiddlywinks mumbles in the morning to get the alarm...

As I said - this time QVC was cheaper - as there was a cookbook and a rack included as a package.

Trump's not anti-immigration - he's anti illegal immigration - different thing entirely. As to Hilary - read up on the Clinton foundation. Research Benghazi. Have a look at the money she's accepted from overseas sources..... and then say that she was a worthy candidate.

That said, Lakeland is choosing not to honour their normal guarantee - even on their own brand items - when using Q as a retail outlet. Expected nothing less from QVC BUT expected better from Lakeland.

I've just bought the Remoska from QVC because, despite being charged postage, there was 'added value' in that I got a recipe book and a rack included. As it happens, the box arrived today and there was a problems with the rack - called Lakeland and they will be replacing that... which is great...

Literally? Anything? Wow - amazing - I'll have a live Dodo then please.

Does anyone really believe that Hilary is pro-women? Or any better than Trump ethically? Just do some research on the Clinton Foundation or consider how she tolerated Bill's treatment of women. Trump is narcissistic but at least what you see is what you get. Plus I don't actually think he is...

Thanks for the heads up - SCW - may get another one for Mr Tiddly to use when he's tucked away in his cave working from home.

We have a Dot in the kitchen and a larger Echo in our bedroom. It's great for setting the alarm particularly if, like us, you get up at varying times across any given week. The radio can be changed from station to station just by saying 'play Radio 2' or whatever. You can tell her to increase...

I agree - this forum has become more negative over the last year... it used to be fun and people came here to share. Now, if you want to be positive you are quickly shouted down by others who have the following stock phrases: - You can always get it cheaper... - The fashion is market tat, too...