Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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To go with the runpod I got yesterday...
Fixed..Looking forward to setting all this up and watching Christmas EastEnders & Coronation Street
Guest2 waiting around forever ( Life far to short to play waiting games)
haha. The best I could do was a Panasonic oled 65gz950b for £1794 (£1950 price match then -8% cashback when paid on a preloaded gift card)
The C9s and B9s are great TVs but next to the Panasonic 950 there was something missing. The Gsync for gaming would be nice though but my (PC) gaming is done on a gaming monitor
WOW 65" OLED's have really dropped in price, If I remember right I paid around £3400 for my 65" AF9 about 13 months ago
I Hope you really enjoy it
I love the picture on my OLED
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So, so jelly. On a totally unrelated note, what's your home address, and what's your home security like?
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Is it bad that these were basically my thoughts too?So, so jelly. On a totally unrelated note, what's your home address, and what's your home security like?
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LOL - Its £100 off at Smyths at the moment. I uhmed and ahhed, then my mum said she would go halves but it would cover Christmas and my next birthday, Then I subtracted my TCB withdrawal for this month and my paypal withdrawal after ebay sales this month and realised, I only had to pay just over £70 from my own pocket, so said sod it. Only thing is my mum says as she us buying half I cannot even open the box until Christmas Day.
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And rightfully so! It's a fun build, enjoy.
Are you allowed to pick the box up and shake it...
Anyone else remember doing this with there Christmas presents when they where a kid to try guess what they were
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Are you allowed to pick the box up and shake it...
Anyone else remember doing this with there Christmas presents when they where a kid to try guess what they were
It was paid for with my credit card and I had to collect it from the shop, but it’s to big to give a good shake to.
One year my sister and I when we were young decided we needed to know what we had in our presents and tried to unstick the wrapping to get a look, it didn’t go to well and we quickly tried to restick and hide them so no one found out. Unfortunately it was bloody obvious.
but then we weren’t the brightest children, one time we didn’t want to eat peas and fish fingers so stuffed them under the freezer. Only problem as soon as my mum opened the freezer door you could see all these bits of food, we couldn’t push them far enough with the door shut and never thought to open it
our punishment for that was being made to eat a kipper!!
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You'll enjoy it more after waiting for it! It's become a tradition in our house that I get one big Lego thing for Christmas and spend my week off building it. Can't do it this year as I just got made redundant but next year I'm gonna get one of those bad boys
Good luck. I remember putting one of these together for my son many years ago. I spent the whole of Christmas day building it and my daughter never lets me forget it
Never again!
And picked up a couple of bottles of ye olden Bru to try. People have been going mad for this stuff, so I thought I would give it a go.
Oh, whats the difference with the "old" version?
Are you up in Scotland or is that sold in rest-of-UK supermarkets too?
Its made using a prototype recipe for Irn Bru developed back in 1901, hence the term "old and unimproved" The normal Irn Bru had half its sugar removed after the introduction of the Sugar Tax. This stuff has the sugar put back in.
And yes, I'm Scottish.
And yes, I'm Scottish.
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How much is it in stores? They're selling for £10+ on eBay and Amazon.
£2 a bottle.