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You strapped a PC to the back of your bike?
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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You strapped a PC to the back of your bike?
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You never overclocked a bike yet?
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I think it's a discrete battery pack
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These arrived a couple days ago, still in the plastic protection wraps so please excuse the glare from the pictures. Plus, they are metal posters so that don't really help either when you trying to take a good picture of them ! 
Been wanting these posters for quiet some time from CD Projekt Red but they never been in stock, but of course, couple days after I placed the order at Displate, got an email from CD Projekt Red that they were in stock again, go figure !
Been wanting these posters for quiet some time from CD Projekt Red but they never been in stock, but of course, couple days after I placed the order at Displate, got an email from CD Projekt Red that they were in stock again, go figure !
Couldn't decide which one to get?
The front of that bike must be really heavy to counter the weight and not need holding up by anything.
Might as well join in on the fun 
Platinum'd Astro's Playroom yesterday, it's just fantastic and the DualSense is truly transformative. Went digital as I literally never trade in exclusives and you can get a decent discount on top up cards so games like Demon Souls were £13/14 cheaper than retail.
Download speeds are also sooooo much better and I had downloaded Demon Souls, Spider-Man Miles Morales, Spider-Man Remastered and Bugsnax in around 4/5 hours total on a Sky Fibre Max connection. A lot better than it would have been before.
Oh and quiet...most importantly quiet!!!!
Platinum'd Astro's Playroom yesterday, it's just fantastic and the DualSense is truly transformative. Went digital as I literally never trade in exclusives and you can get a decent discount on top up cards so games like Demon Souls were £13/14 cheaper than retail.
Download speeds are also sooooo much better and I had downloaded Demon Souls, Spider-Man Miles Morales, Spider-Man Remastered and Bugsnax in around 4/5 hours total on a Sky Fibre Max connection. A lot better than it would have been before.
Oh and quiet...most importantly quiet!!!!
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Some additional pliers, an assortment of 4mm hex screwdriver bits, a new soldering iron tip, oscilloscope probes and an assortment of components for my DIY valve amplifiers.
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confirmed at the end of last week.Hoping to be in by Christmas
views are awesome
Congrats! Shame you'll only have 3 days a year to enjoy those views.
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Bit of DIY coming up, including drilling a 150mm hole for an extractor hood, so I thought I'd finally buy an SDS drill. Not top of the range, but it seems to have got good reviews and enough for occasional use.
Meterk SDS PLUS 7.4J
Meterk SDS PLUS 7.4J
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Bit of DIY coming up, including drilling a 150mm hole for an extractor hood, so I thought I'd finally buy an SDS drill. Not top of the range, but it seems to have got good reviews and enough for occasional use.
Meterk SDS PLUS 7.4J
Don’t neglect the cat pics thread
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confirmed at the end of last week.Hoping to be in by Christmas
views are awesome
Looks great. Is the blue wooden structure a pergola?
Does it have a plastic roof I've always wondered why some don't have any cover like what is the point? Or do you bring out a cover in rain or winter only?
The decking looks ideal for BBQ. Look into ooni pizza oven and traeger grills both use wooden pellets so a lot easier to use than other fuels and gas is for women.
I’ve always wondered what the point of them is too. The only benefit I can see is to have climbing plants grow all around them.
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You grow plants on them and they give you shade in the sun. It makes more sense if you think of them in Italy where people grow grapevines on them to turn into wine, which they then drink under the shade of the pergola during large family meals in the hot summers. In the UK, I think it's a hopeful aspiration more than a practical thing.
