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Any particular recommendations for a USB Memory device

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I have found that most are just about same, find one that fits your bank account (price).

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
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Do piggy banks count

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When Fry’s opened here in WA, we pick up 2 “256 meg” sticks for $39 each.

Just make sure that they are USB 2.0.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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Where is this place!? Is Fry’s the full name?
I haven’t found 256meg sticks anywhere close to that price.

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It was their Grand Opening here in Renton, so the price I got ours for was that day only.
Check out http://www.frys.com/%5B/url%5D for a store near you. They also are at http://www.outpost.com/%5B/url%5D for online shopping.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
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Since Hetty alleges she lives in London, the nearest Fry’s is probably 5,000 miles away!

The only Fry’s in the UK used to be a long-since-taken-over chocolate manufacturer, whose most famous brand was Fry’s “Five Boys”.

There we are – a mixture of education and nostalgia!

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But Bill who asked where Fry’s is, is from Pennsylvania.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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But Bill who asked where Fry’s is, is from Pennsylvania.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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I take great exception to your claim that Fry’s most famous product was Five Boys, I’m sure it was Fry’s Turkish Delight, but I’m amazed that a quick google shows you can still buy it.

StuartR

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You may have a point, but do you agree with their statement that:

The Fry’s Turkish Delight bar is popular with slimmers, containing less than 8% fat (under 4g per bar)

That may be true — but just how much sugar does it contain, which is hardly good for slimming?

[Maybe we’ve gone too far away from USB memory disks …!]

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Most slimmer’s I know would say that cream cakes are popular with them too – they just exercise self control.

Can you get a cream cake in a memory stick?

StuartR

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Most slimmer’s I know would say that cream cakes are popular with them too – they just exercise self control.

Can you get a cream cake in a memory stick?

StuartR

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You may have a point, but do you agree with their statement that:

The Fry’s Turkish Delight bar is popular with slimmers, containing less than 8% fat (under 4g per bar)

That may be true — but just how much sugar does it contain, which is hardly good for slimming?

[Maybe we’ve gone too far away from USB memory disks …!]

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I take great exception to your claim that Fry’s most famous product was Five Boys, I’m sure it was Fry’s Turkish Delight, but I’m amazed that a quick google shows you can still buy it.

StuartR

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Alleges? Isn’t what they have to say on Have I got News for you or in Private Eye? I hope we don’t need to use it in the Lounge

But a belated thanks to everyone for their advice. (Just spent a week in Scotland and it’s my first day back)

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Alleges? Isn’t what they have to say on Have I got News for you or in Private Eye? I hope we don’t need to use it in the Lounge

But a belated thanks to everyone for their advice. (Just spent a week in Scotland and it’s my first day back)

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It was their Grand Opening here in Renton, so the price I got ours for was that day only.
Check out http://www.frys.com/%5B/url%5D for a store near you. They also are at http://www.outpost.com/%5B/url%5D for online shopping.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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Where is this place!? Is Fry’s the full name?
I haven’t found 256meg sticks anywhere close to that price.

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When Fry’s opened here in WA, we pick up 2 “256 meg” sticks for $39 each.

Just make sure that they are USB 2.0.

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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Well, if androids count electric sheep will help?

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Well, if androids count electric sheep will help?

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Do piggy banks count

Thanks

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I have found that most are just about same, find one that fits your bank account (price).

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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Although I’m deeply unhappy with the service from Scan they do do cheap USB PenDrives, either in the “Today” offers (about once a fortnight) or all the time, at a few pounds more, in the Hard Drives category in the top box, about half way down the resulting page. Beware the courier/postage charge, though…

There are so many available, try Dabs or Simply, or look through the back pages of Personal Computer World, or other inferior UK computer mags.

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Although I’m deeply unhappy with the service from Scan they do do cheap USB PenDrives, either in the “Today” offers (about once a fortnight) or all the time, at a few pounds more, in the Hard Drives category in the top box, about half way down the resulting page. Beware the courier/postage charge, though…

There are so many available, try Dabs or Simply, or look through the back pages of Personal Computer World, or other inferior UK computer mags.

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