Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Forgot to take a photo and installed first.
Broadlink smart switches X2 all added to routines for early mornings to turn on shower speakers, LED lights, TV, amp, 6 kitchen lights and toilet lights + fan.
Broadlink hub
Something for the Enduro
Broadlink smart switches X2 all added to routines for early mornings to turn on shower speakers, LED lights, TV, amp, 6 kitchen lights and toilet lights + fan.
Broadlink hub
Something for the Enduro
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oo that's fun
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A British Army jacket, in temperate MTP. No rips, no tears and no stains.
Oh and this, because I'm worth it... The PG42UQ!
(Okay so it's not just because I'm worth it, my old monitor became faulty and I wanted this like mad)
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It’s so good!
Had mine since launch and it does feel like a normal monitor now, but then you use an actual normal one!
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Easier said than done for some people.
Myself being an example. I suffer quite badly from RLS and I've got a fidget 'toy' at work and at home which helps me sit still to a certain extent. Was skeptical about them working but it was worth a shot so my girlfriend would stop hitting me to get me to sit still and the guys at work to stop throwing pens at me!
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Bought something stupid expensive and something really cheap.
What is this 1980's looking ticket though, it looks like it came out of a dot matrix printer.
What is this 1980's looking ticket though, it looks like it came out of a dot matrix printer.
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Ah man I miss Portal CO-OP with my buddy.
It's epic to game on, so immersive and quite literally worth every penny to me. My only gripe other than my 3080ti isn't quite enough for it in some games is the auto dimming issue I and quite a lot of people seem to struggle with. It's not a deal breaker but is an annoyance I would like resolved.
Finished my wardrobe internal build plus sliding mirrored fronts. , bit of cleaning up to do but glad it's finished!
Soft closers auto close it which is quite cool, ******* to set up considering no walls level and I wanted tight tolerances! Fortunately the pull down rails get down with about 2mm to spare
My dog just wants me to get carpet back upstairs
Soft closers auto close it which is quite cool, ******* to set up considering no walls level and I wanted tight tolerances! Fortunately the pull down rails get down with about 2mm to spare
My dog just wants me to get carpet back upstairs
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Those are seriously cool, not seen one before.
Just the pull down rail was about 55 quid each from ironmongery direct, seems reasonable to use a tall space. This was a much better use of space for me than Hammonds initially proposed (and around 1k total vs 2.1k)
What we looking at?
Oh and this, because I'm worth it... The PG42UQ!
(Okay so it's not just because I'm worth it, my old monitor became faulty and I wanted this like mad)
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Is that game any good?
Is that game any good?
It's a bit of an acquired taste, but once you get past the steep learning curve it's pretty relaxing and fun