Poundland like he said
doh lol i wasnt sure if he was just refering to them being refuybbed/cheap rather than literally poundland >.<
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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doh lol i wasnt sure if he was just refering to them being refuybbed/cheap rather than literally poundland >.<
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Woohoo, yay for powerline. The wifi signal around this old house is dreadful, but I now have a smart TV and a blu-ray player that are actually smart.
Oh, and @Tefal
Oh, and @Tefal
Caporegime
Bargain!
Tefal, race you?
Tefal, race you?
Soldato
Bike stuff
It looks like an oak worktop from Ikea (I did the same thing for my desk)
Soldato
Yea, Alex drawers and Karlby worktop, all ikea. Sits on the top, not attached, but I have some rubber stickers on there to stop it moving.
Soldato
Looks great, my only concern would be it bowing in the middle - worth putting a baton against the wall, if not already done?
Soldato
Yea, I was tempted but it's a really solid worktop. Thing weighs a ton. That and I'll be wall mounting all the screens anyway, so no weight there.
Caporegime
Really does look great for such a simple & cheap solution 
Have bookmarked it all for when I setup a home office
Have bookmarked it all for when I setup a home office
Soldato
Now I need to find a way to sneak in 3 new monitors without getting a whole heap of **** from the wife lol
Caporegime
Have them delivered on a day she isn't there, fit them. Remove packaging and old screens and say nothing.
When she questions it just say "what do you mean? I have always had multiple screens" (detract from the fact a third one has appeared, and they're all brand new)
Just keep insisting and gradually apply wine where required.
Soldato
I guarantee it will bow under it's own weight at some point, let alone under any kind of load. Unless it has steel rods going through it
For the sake of a small piece screwed to the wall, I would definitely do it.
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All the way from America MAGA!
Geigerrig 3L Hydration Reservoir. It's different from others because you can pressurised it by the air line with the small air pump, which allows you to spray it.
It's unfortunate that I have to deal with a second tube on my plate carrier, but I find a way to keep it out of the way and secured.
Geigerrig 3L Hydration Reservoir. It's different from others because you can pressurised it by the air line with the small air pump, which allows you to spray it.
It's unfortunate that I have to deal with a second tube on my plate carrier, but I find a way to keep it out of the way and secured.
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What's the rationale behind spraying the contents of a drinking bladder?
Saves squeezing the bottle I suppose. Seems a bit like a solution to a problem which never existed though
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You suck through bladders though, at least the ones I've used. Hard to squeeze something that's on your back if mounted in a Camelbak-type rig.Saves squeezing the bottle I suppose. Seems a bit like a solution to a problem which never existed though
Soldato
Excellent, thanks, will grab one this weekend
Oh and you can get a single leg to sit in middle at the end, just searched for ADILS, might get that as well