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Yes, huge garden. Thanks for the concern on my spending though, Mum
I'm a gardener. So I was just asking you brat of a child
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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I'm a gardener. So I was just asking you brat of a child
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The answer is to have a push mower and strimmer for those difficult parts, and a sit on mower for the rest.
I'm a gardener. So I was just asking you brat of a child
How do you figure that, exactly?
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Nope, obviously too dumb, please explain.
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Ok, so I asked if you were a gardener because of the professional mower that I have too.
You replied with a smart ass comment with "mum" at the end. So, if I'm your mum, your my brat of a child.
Oh, right ok. I just find it a little odd when people comment on financial decisions, and use terms such as 'brat' with absolutely no context for the person they're speaking with.
In fairness, I went out to buy a HRX roller, think they're about £800. A little scope creep and you end up paying £1300 for the shiny one, you know how it goes. I wanted a 53cm, and they were only available in the HRD\H models. My only concern is weight, and general manouverability. I'll see how I get on with it. I did think about a ride-on, alongside a little izzy for the fiddly areas but I'd been doing ok with a strimmer and my previous Honda so was happy continuing like that. It's 6 of one, and half-a-dozen of the other tbh.
In fairness, I went out to buy a HRX roller, think they're about £800. A little scope creep and you end up paying £1300 for the shiny one, you know how it goes. I wanted a 53cm, and they were only available in the HRD\H models. My only concern is weight, and general manouverability. I'll see how I get on with it. I did think about a ride-on, alongside a little izzy for the fiddly areas but I'd been doing ok with a strimmer and my previous Honda so was happy continuing like that. It's 6 of one, and half-a-dozen of the other tbh.
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PLEASE JUSTIFY YOUR PURCHASES TO GD!
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WE WILL JUDGE THEM ANYWAY, AND YOUR CURTAINS
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ESPECIALLY YOUR CHOICE OF SOFA
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To your credit it's a very nice looking mower
I say this as the owner of fake grass who doesn't have to think about it
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You big chavTo your credit it's a very nice looking mower
I say this as the owner of fake grass who doesn't have to think about it
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Worryingly I'm in a situation where a corner sofa is just the job for two of the rooms...
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Got my D delivered
ESPECIALLY CORNER SOFAS
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4x Belton noval sockets
Assorted 22AWG hookup wire
2x 3mm turret boards
100x 3mm turrets
8x 30mm capacitor clamps
Assorted 22AWG hookup wire
2x 3mm turret boards
100x 3mm turrets
8x 30mm capacitor clamps
To your credit it's a very nice looking mower
I say this as the owner of fake grass who doesn't have to think about it
For a more authentic experience you could buy a fake lawn mower.
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Jealous! Stopped short of doing my own turrets. I have another guitar amp kit ready to go though, just haven't been able to make time to do it. I'd like to finish it in one run without having to clear my desk mid-project.4x Belton noval sockets
Assorted 22AWG hookup wire
2x 3mm turret boards
100x 3mm turrets
8x 30mm capacitor clamps
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Sadly, I don't have a swage tool yet so can't fit the turrets.
A quick mockup on a scale drawing where I severely underestimated the capacitor clamp size so I've spaced everything out and now modified the drawing.
Turret board layout
