Who cares about price. You’re only here once and you can’t take it with you. Enjoy.Allowed myself to get bent over at the Apple store:
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Who cares about price. You’re only here once and you can’t take it with you. Enjoy.
yer but the power supply is damn hugePretty sure the MacBook is portable
Shhh, don't ruin it for him, he doesn't know about the internet and that you can use it to access things remotely.
On a more serious note, is there no means legitimately to access that show over here?
The Woolworths on the high street in Worthing West Sussex did. My parents would buy bags of the strawberry dream, tangy orange creme and hazel in caramel for years as we would have a huge gathering and everyone would hammer those particular flavours. This was done every Christmas through out the 1980s into the early 1990s, but Woolworths stopped doing it eventually.No they didn't.
They sure didWoolworths stopped doing it eventually.
Apt wonky grammar is apt.
Where instead of wereYou wot mate?
Apt wonky grammar is apt.
A watch that I've had my eye on ever since Omega launched it in 2016 and earlier this month I got it.
Planet Ocean 600M GMT, Deep Black in red on a rubber strap. The addition of red represents the first colour that is no longer visible at a depth of approximately 5 m.
Details
- A Co-Axial escapement, Certified Master Chronometer calibre 8906 that is resistant to magnetic fields
- 24 hours GMT
- A ceramic black case body
- A rubber and Liquidmetal™ diving scale
- 18K White Gold hands and indexes
- A black rubber strap with red stitching
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How does one person have such brilliant and such terrible taste at the same time?Some retro trainers.
Nike Air Max 2 Light - Back in 1994 these were the first pair of trainers I bought with my own money. Nike re-released them earlier this year so I grabbed them for nostalgia value
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Puma just re-released their Fast Riders from 1980, in my eyes they look cool and are probably the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn, so I got both the black/orange and blue/yellow pairs.
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