Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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No you just spend your money on **** (and alcohol).The covid salary roller coaster mate
not touched a drop this year, knocked the ciggies on the head last year too. I'm basically a saint, for the time being anyway
Soldato
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I must say it's very comfy, althought the lack of microadjustment is slightly annoying.
Oh god you're not grey curtains, grey carpet, grey furniture guy are you?
Absolutely not
Lies, I've seen your houseAbsolutely not
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Did somebody callOh god you're not grey curtains, grey carpet, grey furniture guy are you?
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Soldato
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I've bought a mini table top freezer so that I can keep Lilith's raw food in it. I was running out of room for my own food in my fridge/freezer so it seemed like a sensible idea. And I'm really glad I got it so I can go back to filling my freezer up with foods on offer and hopefully it will save me money in the long run!
I have had dewaltitis for a while now, this is just the 18/54v stuff, the rest is on site.
I must admit to now upgrading to my addiction to festool stuff, it's a slippery slope
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Ooni Koda 16 with 16" bamboo peel (and cover).
I got fed up with using rubbish Honing guides over the years, so bit the bullet and bought this just before Christmas. Having used it to sharpen all my chisels and planes blades, i really really wish that i had bought it years ago.
saw this on Amazon for under £13 (after applying a 15% discount they currently have on Prime) as needed a shower head holder due to mine breaking.
Had a shower with it and have to say it is superb. The rainfall mode is my new favourite thing. A nice mist of water, and using less water now too as the taps don't need to be turned up as much whilst still getting more pressure from the head.
Replaced my shower hose as I'm losing a lot of water where it meets the shower head, but turns out it's still leaking water, so maybe I need a new shower head. How are you getting on with this? How often do you need to buy replacement stones?
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Little lolBought a little Lego setThought i better buy it soon before Lego stop selling this set
why? I dont have any plants in the house.Wtf, you need some plants
I'm also part of the grey décor gang.
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We recently got a Bosch series 6 dishwasher. Ours is WiFi enabled (go figure), is yours and have you used it yet? We haven’t enabled it yet as we weren’t sure what we’d use it for…
Edit: I don’t usually post in here so might as well post that I bought the Alienware AW38 monitor this week and I’m loving it.
We recently got a Bosch series 6 dishwasher. Ours is WiFi enabled (go figure), is yours and have you used it yet? We haven’t enabled it yet as we weren’t sure what we’d use it for…
Edit: I don’t usually post in here so might as well post that I bought the Alienware AW38 monitor this week and I’m loving it.
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What is this? May be a good gift for my brotherI got fed up with using rubbish Honing guides over the years, so bit the bullet and bought this just before Christmas. Having used it to sharpen all my chisels and planes blades, i really really wish that i had bought it years ago.
