Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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It genuinely wasn't far off this.
It's extra difficult as so many parts are on hinges etc so not safe to use to pull it up the stairs.
I'm fairly sure i now need to repaint the walls going up the stairs and i also managed to rip the vinyl flooring in the bathroom from sliding some drawers into there to make room on the landing
I would have hated that. For me putting it back together would have been the main issue - taking things to pieces is easy, putting them backtogether is the tricky part. I usually end up with 8 spare screws, if there were only 10 to begin with and i followed instructions
Does your crosstrainer only work going backwards now?
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Phate who?
Phate.... you know the one who likes speed boats and has a very expensive pc. He loves to take photographs as well sometimes you know....
All sorts getting delivered today. Had my car serviced on Tuesday at a Mustang specialist, ready for MOT next week. Needed a brake caliper that he didn't have which cost £140.... £60 of which was just getting it sent over here But, fair play, I ordered Tuesday around 5pm and it arrived before 9am this morning!!! I know a lot of UK companies wouldn't be that quick!
Then my first purchase from Gymshark for some gym wear. Seems quite nice stuff.
And some low cal sauces for my natural yogurt (and a spread)
But, fair play, I ordered Tuesday around 5pm and it arrived before 9am this morning!!! I know a lot of UK companies wouldn't be that quick!
Then my first purchase from Gymshark for some gym wear. Seems quite nice stuff.
And some low cal sauces for my natural yogurt (and a spread)
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What did you get from Gymshark?
Quite a bit. Shorts, jog bottoms, two stringer vests, one arm whole vest and a hoodie. 5 of the 6 items in 'Claret'... so I'll probably look a proper tool all colour co-ordinated, but hey, that's how I roll 
Still odd to me only ordering 'Large' too, but all fits great and feels really nice.
Still odd to me only ordering 'Large' too, but all fits great and feels really nice.£60 of which was just getting it sent over here
International delivery can be amazing sometimes. I've had things delivered from California to me in 3 days a few times. Crazy.
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Quite a bit. Shorts, jog bottoms, two stringer vests, one arm whole vest and a hoodie. 5 of the 6 items in 'Claret'... so I'll probably look a proper tool all colour co-ordinated, but hey, that's how I roll
Hah what you go for one colour suits? Sounds hilarious!
I will wear the oldest **** when I go to the gym. Got like 2 shorts and 1 tracksuit bottoms in rotation, and then a random collection of oversized or old t-shorts that I wear. It's just the gym after all...
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I would have hated that. For me putting it back together would have been the main issue - taking things to pieces is easy, putting them backtogether is the tricky part. I usually end up with 8 spare screws, if there were only 10 to begin with and i followed instructions
Does your crosstrainer only work going backwards now?
I actually ran out of screws as when taking it apart i noticed a few were missing, so i rebuilt it properly
thought id try this bias lighting out definitely adds something beneficial too the viewing of 4k films, deeper blacks for one the prime series the expanse looked fantastic. and i don't feel the potential need too wear shades while watching hdr in a dark room anymore
