Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])

Inbox me said:
BOUGHT.



And yesterday, but we'll let that one slide. Those things are death traps, there's a reason you can't buy them anymore. Try not to kill yourself on it :p
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I flipped one when I was 13. Couldn't walk propopery for a week and burnt my leg when it got pinned between the exhaust and mud flap! Good memories lol.
 
A friend of mine rolled a 600cc one when we were kids and it flung him in to a barbed wire fence and shredded him to bits. He's still got scars from it.
 
New CD, with some extra bits

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Inbox me said:
10 years already, how time flies :eek:



I agree though, I should move out at some point, there's more to life than working 7 days a week just to pay the rent.
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Precisely. Move up here, free some cash for the fun things. Like cars, booze and wenches!
 
SexyGreyFox said:
I was thinking the same thing.
Like the poster said, they are thin and my sisters metal shed is rotting away after I helped put it up 5 years ago.
It might be worth looking at what you can paint it with to last a long time.
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The panels are all plastic, the structure is aluminium though with stainless steel fasteners plus has a 10 year guarantee so shouldnt rot much
 
Tummy said:
You (and your friend) might be self confessed morons, but with respect, that looks bloody good and not to mention considerably more expensive than ~£350~.
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They can go for just under £500 but I hunted around so pretty pleases. If it keeps the rain off Im happy, not expecting miracles though :)
 
Rikki said:
They can go for just under £500 but I hunted around so pretty pleases. If it keeps the rain off Im happy, not expecting miracles though :)
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It looks great, I mean, it also looks totally capable of keeping the contents perfectly dry. However, you do live in Scotland, where it rains pretty much all the time right? :D.
 
G-MAN2004 said:
That vodka isn't that bad actually. Well, I think so anyway and I hate vodka at the best of times. Think I used to pay £18 or 19 for a litre.
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Rikki said:
Its really cheap and thin but as long as it keeps the rain and snow away from the bike Im happy enough :)

Cheers :)
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For two consequtive posts about totally different subjects, these fit rather well together.
 
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