Jags..class
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Need to use my laptop later but the battery is ****ed, do these offer sockets?
Do Costa coffee have sockets
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More of Nero man myself, but I'm sure they do
I once charged my phone in a random corner shop once. Gent behind the till seemed very blase about it, as if it happened all the time
If you need Sockets, I think B&Q would be a better option than Costa Coffee.
ToffeeMark
Player Valuation: £30m
Find a nice hotel
I think Screwfix would be better than a hotel for selling sockets.
I'm pretty sure the likes of Home & Bargains might sell sockets as well. Also, plenty of Electrical wholesalers sell sockets as well.
The sockets on the walls are fine to use, I was out in town a few months back and I was on my own. My mate was planning on meeting me around 11ish and it was only about 9:30. I sat in the booth having a little JD and coke whilst watching some young man sing "Come Together" by The Beatles. There was an old man who loved this rendition and was foot stomping like crazy, I was laughing uncontrollably at him rolling about on the long couch.
Anyway, my phone had about 30% battery and they way I use it that would last about 2 hours, leaving me in town alone and no way of getting home without using a public phone. I walked over to the bar to order another drink and politely asked the bar man if he had an iPhone charger, he said yes and agreed to charge my phone in the back. I left it with him for about half hour then he brought it back out with about 60% life. I had a text from my mate who's text went a little bit like this:
"Yo, whassup man, listen I'm gonna have to leave it tonight bro as my flat mate has just split up with his girlfriend and he needs a bit of support. Sorry man, can we do it some other time?"
I replied back that it was fine and decided to phone a taxi to go home.
The moral of the story is: Always look for somewhere to charge your phone as your battery could go and you wouldn't know if your friend was coming or not.
Yes, it i always a good idea to charge your phone on the go.
Anyway, my phone had about 30% battery and they way I use it that would last about 2 hours, leaving me in town alone and no way of getting home without using a public phone. I walked over to the bar to order another drink and politely asked the bar man if he had an iPhone charger, he said yes and agreed to charge my phone in the back. I left it with him for about half hour then he brought it back out with about 60% life. I had a text from my mate who's text went a little bit like this:
"Yo, whassup man, listen I'm gonna have to leave it tonight bro as my flat mate has just split up with his girlfriend and he needs a bit of support. Sorry man, can we do it some other time?"
I replied back that it was fine and decided to phone a taxi to go home.
The moral of the story is: Always look for somewhere to charge your phone as your battery could go and you wouldn't know if your friend was coming or not.
Yes, it i always a good idea to charge your phone on the go.
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Far too much irrelevance in that post.
Again.
Again.
Mick did you have photos on your phone that were private??? I bet they are on the interweb now.
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