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

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Back to the UK for 2 nights. *hiss*
 
Bit of unexpected income this month = books! (among other things...)
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Along with another 3 on the way. Looking forward to finishing my AAT qualification so I have time to read something other than a textbook. Roll on December :D
 
Two parcels arrived today:-


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Bafang BBS02 crank drive retrofit ebike kit.



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Great British Meat Co. order (post bagging up/further butchering). 2kg beef rib, 2kg rolled chuck, 10 gourmet burgers, 10 pork loin steaks, 3 flat iron steaks.
 
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I've been getting fed up of unplugging my Apple Watch charger from my bedside table whenever I go away for the night. A spare charging cable is £30 and 99% of the 3rd party charging solutions require you to have a spare charging cable, but then found this little device.

It's got a built-in 700mah battery (apparently good enough for 3 full watch charges, so around 6 days of use) and the magnetic charging connector is included. Cost me £29.99 which isn't exactly cheap, but compared to the alternatives great value for money and a nice compact solution.
 
bobbyspangles said:
Is that how it comes? Wrapped in Co-op carrier bags?

Edit: Never mind misunderstood what Post- meant :o
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I always separate into meals - so for pork steaks for example it's 2 bags with 4 steaks in each and another bag with 2 steaks then I freeze them. You only freeze a 2.5kg bag of chicken fillets once :D
 
Raikiri said:
Place called Outback Prague, you get to shoot 10 guns for around £90-95 but I asked if they had anything in a larger caliber. For an extra £10-12 you can have a couple rounds from a DE.

I did 8 last time I was there for £80 including:

CZ Scorpion
CZ 75 9mm
Glock .45
Magnum .357
CZ Scorpion Evo 9mm w/ red dot sight
AK47
AR15 w/ 4x ACOG
12 gauge shotgun
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Looks cool...but the fact theres a 'call of duty' pack kinda makes me cringe :o
 
amigafan2003 said:
I always separate into meals - so for pork steaks for example it's 2 bags with 4 steaks in each and another bag with 2 steaks then I freeze them. You only freeze a 2.5kg bag of chicken fillets once :D
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I do the same, but most of mine comes from muscle food. I made the mistake of tessellating all the chicken I split up though... I've had to use screwdrivers as levers to get them apart again once they had frozen :/
 
scratch said:
It's got a built-in 700mah battery (apparently good enough for 3 full watch charges, so around 6 days of use) and the magnetic charging connector is included. Cost me £29.99 which isn't exactly cheap, but compared to the alternatives great value for money and a nice compact solution.
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the Apple Watch only last 2 days on a charge :confused: ? pi$$ poor that imo!
 
R.C.Anderson said:
I do the same, but most of mine comes from muscle food. I made the mistake of tessellating all the chicken I split up though... I've had to use screwdrivers as levers to get them apart again once they had frozen :/
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I use musclefood too - I usually rotate through them, Westin Gourmet and GBM - depending what I need or what's on offer. GBM is normally for the "treat" type meats though - for those meals where I'm not cutting or on a meal plan for the gym.
 
silversurfer said:
It should work off motion like my dads decades old watch manages. Theres some new invention I saw that recharges a phone from heat, ideal for a watch then ?
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you do realise how much more energy a smart watch uses, the two aren't even comparable.
and turning heat into electricity isn't a new idea, but again not only is it inefficient you need a big heat gradient, which is hard to maintain.
 
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