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Yes, returning back up here. Commute has gone down from 4 hrs a day to 1 1/2. Disposable time has increased significantly.
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Yes, returning back up here. Commute has gone down from 4 hrs a day to 1 1/2. Disposable time has increased significantly.
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Congrats that's fantastic.
Is that Silestone? If so we have it and really like it.
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Is that Silestone? If so we have it and really like it.
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Not sure if I’m honest! The developer and his wife took us out to look at work surfaces one Saturday morning and asked us to choose one. It has a dark metal flake in it (very small pieces and only very slightly reflective from certain angles). It looks great and a little more interesting than one’s we’ve had before.
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Looks a lovely place congratulations
I'd you're still picking and choosing worktops and flooring etc are you on a fixed price?
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Looks a lovely place congratulations
I'd you're still picking and choosing worktops and flooring etc are you on a fixed price?
Thanks very much. The inside is pretty much done now. We did have a budget for each item but could go over this if we paid the excess - this has worked out very well. To be honest, the developer has done a lot of extra work for free because he’s interested in creating a lovely home rather than purely trying to make maximum profit. Very unusual in this day and age. He’s even taken us out for meals on a couple of occasions.
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That's stunning, congrats ^^
For me just a minor purchase today
For me just a minor purchase today
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Was 9 any good I never got round to playing that one ?That's stunning, congrats ^^
For me just a minor purchase today
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I haven't a clue, will be a first for me if I actually get round to it
I think everyone has their favourite, none are bad from what I understand, some are just better than others
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9 is well worth a go - good story, I remember really getting into 9 back in the PS1 days - good purchase Kinger
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I was replaying 9 a year or so ago, really enjoyed it. Good story, not too many of those long gaps where you forget the plot because it dragged. But loads to explore too. 7 is closer to my heart and massive for exploration but honestly can drag at times.
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I finished 7 and 8 but only ended up playing 9 for about 10 hours for some reason.
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Thanks! 7 is obviously up first, just need to wrap up Half-Life's PS2 port first
one game at a time or I never see any one through
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Got a couple of used (working pull) 10 Gbit NICs, Mellanox ConnectX-2 these things are mentally cheap these days so picked up one for my main PC and one for my Synology DS1517+ along with a Cisco 3m DAC cable to connect them (don't need a switch as only one machine requires 10Gbit to the NAS) and a low profile bracket for the NAS.
£45 delivered for the lot
£45 delivered for the lot
That's stunning, congrats ^^
For me just a minor purchase today
All classics in their own right. Enjoy!
I still have mine stashed away in storage. Three games I will never be getting rid of.That's stunning, congrats ^^
For me just a minor purchase today
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Seat Leon FR 1.4 turbo 150bhp with the technology and convenience packs and 18 inch wheels:
Subject to viewing / test drive anyway
Subject to viewing / test drive anyway