Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])

Bought some HDMI cables (over-kill but got them cheaper than regular 4k ones) and fully tested to be genuine through the app.

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I don't see the problem with them, (well, if they're on a nice car? Is it weird and expansive plate on an ordinary car?) Like this...

Blueball said:
When I was a student in Edinburgh back in the 80s there was a beautiful, pale metallic blue Rolls Royce that we would regularly see in our area. The registration was CLA 55!
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You might not have remembered it if it was Y832 JVW.

When I had my Mustang I got 'AC10 MUS' (It was a 10 plate...) so cost only, hmm £400? One benefit was it was very easy to remember. I've done similar with my phone number. I bought one on eBay for £40. It's super easy to say and remember.
 
My car came with a private plate when I bought it, but I wouldn't ever purchase one myself.

Each to their own though, and it's a bit much to insult someone for their choice to buy one! Of course what the actual plate shows or tries to show can make someone look like a bit of plonker though.
 
Blueball said:
When I was a student in Edinburgh back in the 80s there was a beautiful, pale metallic blue Rolls Royce that we would regularly see in our area. The registration was CLA 55!
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One of my dad's go to stories is how he nearly got run over by Sean Connery in a pale blue Rolls Royce while studying in Edinburgh. This would have been in the 70s though.
 
Lee, can I be your wealth coach please? And I promise it'll be more than coke, hookers and dLockers management fees
 
LeeUK said:
:p I've already took up the services of a financial planner the lottery put me in touch with. He's putting a report together. Hopefully it make me richer!
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Well there's one thing for damned sure with financial advisors / planners. Whatever they do or say will make them richer, what happenstance befalls the customer could be quite different :) My late mother found some dodgy "financial advisor" when she was going gaga, I had to intervene and put the wise guy straight. He went on to be struck off after defrauding elderly people of hundreds of thousands of quid.
 
Chris Wilson said:
Well there's one thing for damned sure with financial advisors / planners. Whatever they do or say will make them richer, what happenstance befalls the customer could be quite different :) My late mother found some dodgy "financial advisor" when she was going gaga, I had to intervene and put the wise guy straight. He went on to be struck off after defrauding elderly people of hundreds of thousands of quid.
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You'd hope that any IFA recommended by the lottery commission would be trustworthy though
 
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