Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Picked up this little chap last week.
Very cool, ours is 15 now, although it also has a large dislike to me
Yeah, it's a shame they don't venture into other stuff, i've been a huge fan of their boxers/socks for years and so seeing them pop up as i was looking for padded shorts was an automatic purchase.
Seems they do have some t-shirts on their website, but i only saw womens on Amazon.
Seems they do have some t-shirts on their website, but i only saw womens on Amazon.
Very cool, ours is 15 now, although it also has a large dislike to me
Thanks, he's made me very happy, apart from the cat litter thing, that's absolutely awful.
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When we have to keep our cat in we use this stuff as it does an excellent job at keeping any smells at bay.
They're being optimistic saying it'll last 20-30 days though and the 'Professional Pet Love' tagline is somewhat questionable.
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Handsome little fella. Get him in here: https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/show-us-your-kitty-cats.18049556/
Oh my that's awesome!
I guess it's worthwhile if it's intended to be a house cat and you'll get loads of use out of it.
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Bye bye Molino, hello 1ZPresso Jx-Pro. Can also grind espressos apparently.
Had it for a couple of weeks, very nice. Maybe too nice, need to slow down on my coffee intake.
But I would recommend for anyone who is a bit particular about their coffee, and doesn't mind going with a bit of old-school manual labour.
Had it for a couple of weeks, very nice. Maybe too nice, need to slow down on my coffee intake.
But I would recommend for anyone who is a bit particular about their coffee, and doesn't mind going with a bit of old-school manual labour.
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Bye bye Molino, hello 1ZPresso Jx-Pro. Can also grind espressos apparently.
Had it for a couple of weeks, very nice. Maybe too nice, need to slow down on my coffee intake.
But I would recommend for anyone who is a bit particular about their coffee, and doesn't mind going with a bit of old-school manual labour.
Snap. I still wince at the cost of it though! I use mine for espresso, and it works well, though if I was frequently making espressos for more than myself, I'd get a powered grinder as it is not fast to do multiple.
I do find that the handle/cap assembly gets jammed to the unit occasionally. It's extremely difficult to remove despite tugging and twisting, and then suddenly comes free like it was never stuck.
I think I'd buy it again, given the sort of equivalent (in terms of consistency, adjustability and minimal retention) powered grinders are more than double the cost.
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Coffee pot thing and some ground coffee for the office.
