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IF YOU’RE FED up of receiving socks as a Christmas present, then why don’t you buy yourself and your loved ones something interesting this festive season? We have decided to create our own wishlist of tech gadgets and goodies that we’d love to see under our tree this year.
Let us know what would make your wishlist in the comment section.
This eReader is great for curling up in bed with. Lightweight, small and with its own built in back-light. You’ll be entertained and save electricity all at the same time. Win-win.
Because if you’re not touching a screen like you’re an extra from Star Trek this Christmas, then what are you doing with your life?
Pop these on and voila! No more listening to boring conversations during Christmas dinner. And you’ll look pretty snazzy too, especially in the pink ones.
With games such as Grand Theft Auto 5, Battlefield 4 and of course, FIFA 14, those long dark winter months will fly by. You may lose contact with the outside world but it’ll be worth it in the long run.
This lovely DSLR will make even your worst Christmas cooking look great. We should know, as we’re really bad cooks.
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Sean..Respect please
Very sad.
RIP
Maybe from natural causes?
I really hope the poor man died from natural causes. At his age he deserves to have passed peacefully. R.I.P
It is if you live in the area. This is a national news service.
@chris finn,I agree, its a strange report.Elderly people die at home,alone , every day.If there is no criminal aspect to this story then its strange that it is being reported on at all.
@Teddy: Are you guys complete Muppets or what? Obviously there are suspicious circumstances or else it wouldn’t be news worthy. As if the journal reports daily passings in nursing homes…
Sorry now but asking why a 90 year old mans death is in the news without a reason is not disrespectful to the deceased. The person who asked the question has nothing against the deceased and would be nothing but respectful. Asking why something is in the news without a reason out of curiosity to ensure that we have all the information is categorically not disrespectful.
@teddy if an investigation is required to ascertain nothing untoward has happened or otherwise then the state pathologist will be required. Think about the rumours that’d be doing the rounds if the pathologist turned up and nothing was reported. It’s simply a case of the facts as they are currently known being reported.
Poor man in his 90′s RIP, cowards who ever they are!
So will they remove this comment too…???
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