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Worthy said:
I thought the same but I wasn't brutal enough to come out and say it. :cry:
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That's ok, I can see new and thicker hairs under the macro lens photos on my phone compared to when I started and it's early days. There'll always be cynics about what can be achieved but from what I see I'm very optimistic!

Will post 3 monthly updates so you can prove yourselves or me right :).
 
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Gave up waiting for a new GPU so bought a 2nd hand 1080Ti

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Participant said:
That's ok, I can see new and thicker hairs under the macro lens photos on my phone compared to when I started and it's early days. There'll always be cynics about what can be achieved but from what I see I'm very optimistic!

Will post 3 monthly updates so you can prove yourselves or me right :).
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Does it help with beards? Mine is patchy AF.
 
soundb0y said:
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Bought an electric strimmer after loving the chainsaw. Unfortunately im not too thrilled with it. Power is great but im running out of juice after 10 minutes good strimming which doesnt cut the mustard.

Ordered a couple nock off 9.0ah batteries off ebay. If they dont make it any better ill be looking to return or sell.
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I got fed up with the hassle of short battery life using cordless strimmers but I struggle with petrol strimmers/brushcutters due to vibration and nerve issues.

I bought a Bosch AFS 23-37 mains brushcutter on split payment from Amazon last month, as the garden had gone wild again, and it is an excellent middle ground. It coped with the mixed long and thick grass, weeds and brambles with just the cord. I have tried the blade yet.

The only thing that stings was missing out on B+Q selling them on clearance for about a quarter of the price not long before :eek:.
 
Richie said:
Nope... Just... Nope, BBQ = meat required at some stage.
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It's the future dude, mines just warming some nice vegan sausage and no meat balls, yum the bbq was a free bee when next door moved out and left it.
Weather is pants but tommorow looks amazing

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Had plenty of BBQs without meat. Beyond burgers and sausages are really good. Throw on some corn on the cob, large mushrooms and wicked kitchen kebabs, lovely.
 
The aldi large mushrooms are awesome on a bbq, my daughter(down from the capital) hates them so missing at the moment, put 14 samosa on there sprayed with 1 cal chilli oil, all gone
 
200sols said:
Grow up
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What ? As an ovolactopescatarian I agree with him a BBQ without animal fats dripping into the flames/coals making that BBQ smell is going to be difficult and it's the smell that makes a BBQ a BBQ, I couldn't imagine having a BBQ myself without meat but that's off the menu and BBQ fish just seems boring and I'm not Australian so no prawns on the BBQ either :(
 
Minusorange said:
What ? As an ovolactopescatarian I agree with him a BBQ without animal fats dripping into the flames/coals making that BBQ smell is going to be difficult and it's the smell that makes a BBQ a BBQ, I couldn't imagine having a BBQ myself without meat but that's off the menu and BBQ fish just seems boring and I'm not Australian so no prawns on the BBQ either :(
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You can do a lot with fish on a BBQ. I've seen my wife do amazing sardines, trout, even whole salmon.
 
wingman said:
Does it help with beards? Mine is patchy AF.
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I’ve had alopecia on parts of my beard for about 2 years now. Recently started with steroid cream after an 18 month wait to see a dermatologist. I hate it, I’m 38 and I look about 15 when I wet shave which is pretty much the only option I have left. The cream seems to be doing nothing.
 
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