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I don't waste money... ever! This means I usually end up with left over money in my budget. I recently found a few hundred pounds and decided to spend it on useful items for myself and my technician.

 

New keyboards and mice all round :D

 

So we now have these amazing Logitech MX Revolution mice with accelerometers in the sroll wheel! Pure genius and it's now a pleasure to use my mouse.

 

Then there's the keyboards... I let Stu choose any Cherry keyboard he wanted... a nice simple one with multimedia controls was the choice. I have to say it is nice. Not as nice as the Cherry Click that I got though! :D Never have I enjoyed typing as much since using Cherry Clicks at uni. I sit here smiling away as I change passwords and write the most mundane of reports.

 

I will stop feeling guilty eventually for spending £50 on each mouse and £50 on my keyboard. At least they will last though!

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Oh yes, this time of year is always fun. Why should I have to plan carefully and diligently what money is spent throughout the year, when everyone else hoards their money and spends it on crap during the rest of the year, only for them to be told "you need to spend what you have left NOW!" and they all suddenly want laptops and printers sorting for themselves :mad:

 

Why is their problem suddenly my problem?? Aaargh :mad:

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I'm in the same boat, we need to empty our spends before the 27th and can't spend until April again!

 

Lots of toner/paper to be bought, and then we'll see what's left!

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I was told there was a little more money so planned on getting the barcode reader and visualiser...then got told there is no money..

 

Then yesterday i found out that someone had managed to buy £200 worth of ukeleas!!!..

 

Whats up with that!?!?!?!

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Thats unbridled extravagance, new keyboard PAH. I'm still using an IBM Model M from 1985.

 

I recently checked on eBay - a genuine model M will actually set you back more than a new keyboard.

 

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David Hicks

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