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

Vince said:
One bobcat.

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That’s a really high end butt plug :eek:

Hades said:
I'm an awkward bugger to fit. Usually between two sizes and not prepared to pay the extra to get a custom fit :)
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Tight is good in gear, lose stuff will snag as you slide. A close fit slips better.

although if you do winter riding a slightly larger jacket is good to have to fit a jumper under.


I really need to learn to drive a car at some point :cry:

Malevolence said:
Heating control unit or mini control rods for a small nuclear reactor?
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BMW Seat warmer :eek:
 
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Malevolence said:
Heating control unit or mini control rods for a small nuclear reactor?
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Nuke obviously!

Fitted it this evening, took about 2 hours, bruised knuckles, busted rib, head scratched from mashing the clutch and brake pedals and plenty of internal voice cursing :D
 
Proper buckling spring AT style keyboard.
I used to fix this style keyboard back in the late 80s. It's great to have one again.

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I've just had a fob controlled rolling garage door fitted to replace the up and over. Much nicer looking, very handy with the fob and also takes up less room which means I can store more junk above. It should also mean getting the FD2 in and out will be far simpler a task. It's also far more secure, the up and over had gaping gaps around the top of it when closed. Next job is to get some flooring in there.

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ChrisD. said:
I've just had a fob controlled rolling garage door fitted to replace the up and over. Much nicer looking, very handy with the fob and also takes up less room which means I can store more junk above. It should also mean getting the FD2 in and out will be far simpler a task. It's also far more secure, the up and over had gaping gaps around the top of it when closed. Next job is to get some flooring in there.
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Garage looking good, I have been waiting about 12 weeks so far for my new garage door to arrive from the factory and doesn't seem like it will be here any time soon. I have gone for sectional over roller as I wanted a pedestrian door built in. Did you have to wait long for delivery and fitting?
 
Bobmunkhouse said:
How did you find company, did you pay price quoted and how was install?
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A little bit aggressive in terms of sales I guess but I paid £795 which is what I was quoted, also no issues with the fitter.

Another bonus is that the FD2 is far easier to get in and out as the opening is now wider. Very happy overall.
 
Martynt74 said:
Random question but hows your running been going? Haven't seen you around the Sports forum for a while :)
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Hi Martyn, well my goal back in January was to go from 13 stone down to 11 stone 7lb and I achieved that in June, well, 11 stone 8lb actually, and am still at that weight. However, it wasn't from running, it was from a combination of diet and a lot of walking doing my photography. Taking my Garmin vivoactive watch I was strolling quite leisurely with my camera gear for a few hours and would often see that I'd covered a few miles and over 1000 calories used. So getting rid of weight by doing what I enjoy is better than running and injuries for me, lol. So I never did any further running and have a brand new pair of Reebok Floatride Energy 3 that I never used, they're still brand new. Wanna buy them? :)
 
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