I was with my mum who had bought some things from there. I asked her if she thought her things were good quality and lasting and she said yes. So I took a punt.
They mean the table, you animal.
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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They mean the table, you animal.
I'll be honest, I found this £2K purchase rather draining.
Pipe down.
Ah, I see what you mean.
While the origin of this superstition is unknown, one version says putting new, unused shoes on a table is bad luck because new shoes were traditionally put on the dead while they laid on a table. Therefore, putting new shoes on the table could bring about bad luck or death.
Oh dear
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It's all rubbish anyway
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my ever growing remote collection were sliding about all over the shop, so i got this spinning abode for them
Nope, you need one of these (purchased in December)
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Congratulations on becoming a dentist!
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Faber Castell polychromos pencils for my wife
Aww snap man! I got them for my wife too! Slippery slope though as they want the other types too.
I wanted a slimmer power bank that could charge my phone up to 1.5 times as opposed to the 10,000mAh one which seems to drop to 2 bars after just 1 charge on my S10e. So thought I'd spend a little extra and go for one of these ultra slim ones which is slimmer than my phone, whilst being the same height and width. Found a 5000mAh one with integrated USB-C cable and the quality is solid. Metal case so will be tough for daily use
*edit lightroom setting kept the watermark and I CBA to go back and remove. Dealwithit.jpg
What agenda widget is that?
Event flow?
Can you transfer your setting file for it please.
Now that I have quite a few tricks and sleights in the bag it's time to learn a bit about the performance/psychology side of the game.
Are you a member of a local magic club or society if you are not you will pick up loads of information etc from other members.
I have been a member of The Magic Circle for the last 12 years.
If you need any more info send me a pm
Cheers all
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That is cheap!
It is Event Flow but I can't find an export option though??!
I got a new watch strap from Crown & Buckle. The Obsidian one piece adjustable NATO.
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That’s epic!Utimate 64 Elite.
Basically an FGA Commodore 64, with modern features such as ethernet,usb & hdmi.
Do you download games to it?
You can download games (tap or d64 files) or plug in an original Commodore datasette or disc drive or even use a cartridge based game.
It also allows you convert tap & d64 files to cassettes & floppy discs.
Ran a couple of original games on cassette using the Commodore datasette and worked fine.
Have to agree, I have two of them, one in the Lounge/Living room (depending on what you call the room with the sofa and the TV in it) which is connected to Alexa for ease of turning things on/off or changing what is active. Then in the bedroom I have the slightly older Harmony one with hub for the TV and Roku. Been using a harmony in one form or another since the old 525 (probably about a decade ago) and wouldn't be without one now.
Anyway as for my purchase (with Harmony charging dock just visible bottom left
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Utimate 64 Elite.
Basically an FPGA Commodore 64, with modern features such as ethernet,usb & hdmi.
Where from and how much?
Ultimate 64 bought from here https://ultimate64.com/
Case & keyboard brackets bought from https://shop.pixelwizard.eu/en/
Then you need a second hand C64 keyboard, the cheaper way do do it is buy a cheap complete dead or faulty C64 Breadbin model or the later C64 C and use the case & keyboard.
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