New helmet, may have scuffed the old one
Well, since it's friday and we're sharing helmet pics...
New lid for the new trad climbing season
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Well, since it's friday and we're sharing helmet pics...
New lid for the new trad climbing season
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Smelly stuff and styling stuff. Never tried Brylcreem before, and now I need something to keep my hawk under some semblance of control I thought I'd give it a go. Must me OK, my Grandad used from his teens until he died in his 90s.
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Smelly stuff and styling stuff. Never tried Brylcreem before, and now I need something to keep my hawk under some semblance of control I thought I'd give it a go. Must me OK, my Grandad used from his teens until he died in his 90s.
That combo reminds me of 14 year old me.
Haven't used Brylcreem since my teens, I remember it being very oily, I wouldn't touch the stuff now. I would take a big sniff of it though to take me back 20 years
Wasn't the other one dex wax or something?That combo reminds me of 14 year old me.
Haven't used Brylcreem since my teens, I remember it being very oily, I wouldn't touch the stuff now. I would take a big sniff of it though to take me back 20 years
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This is for bedroom, and if it's any good, I'll get a betterer one for the lounge.
We've one of those, in the bedroom, the nighttime mode, and the timer and the switching off of the UI light is all great, fine it very good, seems to be much less dust/pollen/allergy type stuff with that beasty running.
Ah, yes! Dax Wave according to Google. I used that too.
That's more along the lines of what I would use now, on the one or two days a year that I put product in my hair.
Blue tin. Smelled like heaven.
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Picked this up this week.
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That combo reminds me of 14 year old me.
Haven't used Brylcreem since my teens, I remember it being very oily, I wouldn't touch the stuff now. I would take a big sniff of it though to take me back 20 years
I've never used any product on my hair at all (tell a lie, I used hairspray back in the hair metal days), so only went for Brylcreem because I remember my Grandad using it. It seems to work OK though, went out for a meal last night and it kept my hair from flopping down over my face. That's good enough for me.
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Finally installed my Worx Landroid.
Am I allowed to post this? Not really the traditional "trainers" that people collect but still shoes regardless.
I need to shift a few pounds and I live in an area full of active people so thought screw it, why not?
Bought my wife some nice running shoes too (Saucony).
I need to shift a few pounds and I live in an area full of active people so thought screw it, why not?
Bought my wife some nice running shoes too (Saucony).
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Picked this up this week.
Finally installed my Worx Landroid.
Is everyone scared of a bit of manual work these days?
Wanted a replacement laptop to replace company Chromebook, one I can take anywhere with a decent battery life; so plumped for a Dell XPS 9310. Photographs don't do it justice, its a really nice looking laptop.
The Chromebook was okay but let down by a dreadful screen. I always resort to using my Dell L502X which despite being 10 years old and used daily, has a terrific screen and never missed a beat; so now its time to retire (and restore).
Whilst higher resolution XPS models are available, 1920 x 1200 was my choice as it has a decent battery life and perfect for retro gaming!
Installed Quake 3 and running at 1600 x 1200 - perfect!
Finally installed my Worx Landroid.
I hope you don't have a dog and let it poop in your garden, could get messy!
Is everyone scared of a bit of manual work these days?
I guess with most (young) households having to work 50+ hours a week just to cover extortionate rents / mortgages and energy prices these days, the last thing they want to be doing when not at work is more (house)work!
Thanks for the tip @moon man. Went there today — the place is great and wife-approved!
I keep saying all the time I spend on this site is worthwhile.
Do most young households have a garden that size when they're scrimping to live?