Soldato
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Very easy. Trust me and ill link you to the guide
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Very easy. Trust me and ill link you to the guide
Where's he from now?
He dead
Soldato
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Nothing like sarcastic comments backfiring
Haha nah man he's alive and well, I just don't work there any more. Fret not!
Caporegime
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Here's a life lesson about saffers:
Every saffer who has lived in any province will tell you that the produce of that province is the best in the world. It's just how they work.
And yet they try so desperately to be literally anywhere else!
Sorry this is a double post from the wallet thread but I’m so chuffed I’m putting it in here too.
Hi team - my secrid SLIMwallet (not mini) arrived today and I am blown away. It’s very small and will definitely work with the new slim tiles. I have the old chunkier style tile model which is much bigger than the new slim tile and you can see what it looks like with the tile in it in the last few pics. All pics have 4 cards in the aluminium bit, one bonus non-embossed card on the other pockets plus £30 (£20 note and £10 note).
Next to tile (which is a chunky style old model tile - girly colours one too oooOooooOo)
With the tile in it showing how much it causes a bulge (bear in mind you would never look at a wallet like this and your pocket would keep the flat closed):
If you put the chunky tile in the stupidest position you can see it:
If you put it in the most sensible position:
The only downside I can see is that the leather will definitely scuff very easily. I’ve made some mini markings with my well trimmed nails so keys will wreck it I bet.
Overall, absolutely blown away. Must purchase. Again this is the slim wallet, not the mini wallet.
I will update when I get a slim tile
Next to tile (which is a chunky style old model tile - girly colours one too oooOooooOo)
With the tile in it showing how much it causes a bulge (bear in mind you would never look at a wallet like this and your pocket would keep the flat closed):
If you put the chunky tile in the stupidest position you can see it:
If you put it in the most sensible position:
The only downside I can see is that the leather will definitely scuff very easily. I’ve made some mini markings with my well trimmed nails so keys will wreck it I bet.
Overall, absolutely blown away. Must purchase. Again this is the slim wallet, not the mini wallet.
I will update when I get a slim tile
Caporegime
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Some poo drainage and some sky water drainage
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Poo should be basically flat or it won't wash the solids away. Without touching the manhole or installing a backdrop this is the best they can do and remain rodable.
Also a Juliet balcony so I can sip coffee in a silk robe and look over my estate (garden)
@Maccapacca Jubilee clips on the drainage pipes? never used them when i did drainage work many many years ago,
but there again i was working for some Travellers
but there again i was working for some Travellers
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@Maccapacca Jubilee clips on the drainage pipes? never used them when i did drainage work many many years ago,
but there again i was working for some Travellers
All push fit apart from the flexible connector to the existing
Caporegime
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Indeed, that’s what makes it so handy for pushing through a letterbox.