Soldato
I believe its the rattling into other cutlery that will dull the blades. If you can keep them stationary, it should be fine.
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Soldato
You may have found a profitable loophole! You didn't buy them and you got them to refund you for them! Win!
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Might be Murican, when I watch youtube cooking videos it's not uncommon for septics to say Carmalised.The intern tasked with proof reading the labels had a bad day?
Soldato
27 days parking for 25 quid in polzeath beats fighting the tourists for a free space .bit of kindle reading (wheel of time) then a long bodyboard ,suns trying to burn through
27 days parking for 25 quid in polzeath beats fighting the tourists for a free space .bit of kindle reading (wheel of time) then a long bodyboard ,suns trying to burn through
Looks a bit rough for a car park.
Soldato
Ha yes ,not sure if the just park multi use are country wide ,I expect so ,massive saving though
Good to know! I'd just heard it and taken as gospel in fairness.
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27 days parking for 25 quid in polzeath beats fighting the tourists for a free space .bit of kindle reading (wheel of time) then a long bodyboard ,suns trying to burn through
Doesn't look very busy for Easter, is everybody stuck in traffic ?
Soldato
That's a possibility ,it definitely got busier as the day went on ,live veiw ,weather stayed overcast but surf pumping ,weird how people pay top dollar for my normal weekend
Man of Honour
Oh almost forgot, I did buy a new strap too:Following on from the knife update, knife storage update 
Man of Honour
Sounds knifist!
do you try and be like this or does it just come naturally?
Associate
It's difficult to showcase just how incredible this panel is in photos but it's...well, incredible.
Soldato
Yep it needs a wash and also stuffed full of branches .got a pair of michelin crossclimates apparently the old Yokohama's down to 1mm ,these are on offer.
Also some 5w40 and a filter ,have a Sealy suction thingy so it's a breeze to do
Also some 5w40 and a filter ,have a Sealy suction thingy so it's a breeze to do
Caporegime
I really want a 42" OLED for my living room to replace a sub par cheapo LCD one from a few years ago but there is no way I am paying £1400 for a screen of that size.
Has this got some amazing features that last years 48" OLEDs didn't have because they were selling at about £800 a few months ago.
Man of Honour
A newer generation of OLED than the last, so naturally things would be a bit more expensive, although the Dell Alienware AW3423DW is the only exception right now whereby it is considerably cheaper in almost all areas, yet still superior, than what many expected to see.
It's difficult to showcase just how incredible this panel is in photos but it's...well, incredible.
I still remain blown away by the C9 OLED that I've had 2.5 years. I'm living the dream.
Especially with a good sound system to accompany it.
Tell me you’re predictable without telling me you’re predictable
