Caporegime
My new toaster cost 999.... pence.
I must admit, I'm not looking forward to how awful my toast is going to taste.
Just stick loads of marmite on it, it will mask the taste of the carbon toast.
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Just stick loads of marmite on it, it will mask the taste of the carbon toast.
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For people who have allergies, that slip of paper can be the difference between life and death!
It's probably the flow, they don't like it to strong just a nice gentle over them, it's been hard for me as i run a good few SPS corals which like lots of flow, i have a mixture of corals, LPS, SPS, SOFT, i like them all but it makes it harder to run the reef as all like different lighting and flow.
Always very impressed Spook! Very nice indeed
What are the round things on each end piece of glass? The vent-type circular parts
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They are powerheads. vortech mp40s or 60s
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I had some Roses the other day, the pictures are on the bottom now - as I wanted to avoid hazelnuz disappointment.
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Cadbury's caramel is now Cadbury's sickly goop. Cheers Kraft for making this garbage in Poland instead of keeping it in the UK.
It is the Huawei WatchThe watch face comes preloaded and is called "Soft Edge"
I've fancied a smart watch for a long time and I feel they've matured enough now - Heart rate monitoring, GPS, sound etc all built in. It's great
So you get the one that doesn't have GPS
Still a good watch, got the same one in the Friday sales to replace my 1st gen 360.
To be fair, price was there or there abouts. Great customer service, although yeah some prices are silly!
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So you get the one that doesn't have GPS
Still a good watch, got the same one in the Friday sales to replace my 1st gen 360.
Ahh does it not?
To be honest not fussed 
My most amount of exercise is walking up the stairs I can see the benefits of GPS for people who do walking I guess or cycling and want to track their routes, but this is a smartwatch not a fitness watch
e; To be honest, I bought it for business, it's usability in meetings etc and thus saved 20%
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Received my packages from the sale at one of the anime publishers on Tuesday (the five sets on the left were all in a "mystery" box for £40 which worked out well as I was looking at buying 3 of them and they would have been around £100).
Apologies for the picture quality
I took it in a hurry under poor light, and all the discs still had their shrink wrap on.
Third from our left, bottom row -- yes! Collector's Edition too!
The rest... debatable.
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Potato pic...bought a new speak to add to my current AV setup. The Centre makes a world of difference, seriously impressed
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I have a Tannoy Center about half the size of that, and was impressed with the sound, and more than anything the bass it produces, which i was not expecting at all
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I had two bottles of Ardbeg given to me a few years ago by dog breeder over road - She used to go up there to have her dogs service and guy worked at Ardbeg. - Found it a very nice drink -- Lucky Dad
Potato pic...bought a new speak to add to my current AV setup. The Centre makes a world of difference, seriously impressed
Lovely purchase! Monitor Audio speakers are truly epic. I've still never heard anything sound better than a pair of MA PL's with a Arcam setup.
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I have the medium sized monitor audio bronze bookshelf speakers and they are really nice. I'll probably end up buying the centre speaker and some of the smaller bookshelf speakers for the rear at some point. Looking at the size of it I don't know where i'd put it though, can they go on a shelf above the tv angled down?
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No best to keep them at ear level.
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Lovely purchase! Monitor Audio speakers are truly epic. I've still never heard anything sound better than a pair of MA PL's with a Arcam setup.
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I've had the satellites and sub for about 10 months now and I'm seriously impressed. I was loving it when I first bought it and would use it daily. Since installing the centre, everything has come to life.
I now have surround sound, which was epic watching Jurassic World, with voice now being crystal clear. I no longer have a need to drive the setup as hard as i did before - the centre has been a game changer. I'm now watching all the films I love again now, it's great.
Next will be to get the Bronze 2s for the front and then put the 1s at the rear. This will shortly be followed by the matching sub (W10).
I would keep at ear height. Probably looking at 600-1000mm stands - ideally you want 750.
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I've had the satellites and sub for about 10 months now and I'm seriously impressed. I was loving it when I first bought it and would use it daily. Since installing the centre, everything has come to life.
I now have surround sound, which was epic watching Jurassic World, with voice now being crystal clear. I no longer have a need to drive the setup as hard as i did before - the centre has been a game changer. I'm now watching all the films I love again now, it's great.
Next will be to get the Bronze 2s for the front and then put the 1s at the rear. This will shortly be followed by the matching sub (W10).
Make sure you have crossovers set to correct setting, generally 80hz small.