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

[Participant]

was running out of shelf space so ripped out all the pine shelf i had and fitted these ikea lack shelf's, i need more cds / blu rays now

Now rip out those shelves to clean up the look and use digital media, like the rest of the 21st century!

 

[Spook187]

Now rip out those shelves to clean up the look and use digital media, like the rest of the 21st century!

21st century streaming isn't there yet for picture quality over physical

 

[robfosters]

21st century streaming isn't there yet for picture quality over physical

Personally, for the cost advantage and the lack of clutter, I can live with the difference.

 

[LiE]

The Dell 27" 1440p went back and I got a 27" LG 4K (27UK650) instead. Everything is very crisp with 150% scaling, my eyes are in heaven.

Also bought a hook to hang my headphones on.

Really need to get a wider lens. The 35mm is pretty tight in my tiny office.

 

[Participant]

21st century streaming isn't there yet for picture quality over physical

Personally, for the cost advantage and the lack of clutter, I can live with the difference.

Also you can rip them losslessly and retire the clutter.

I get that physical still works for some though.

 

[mrk]

Minial life, minimal faff.

 

[antijoke]

Spotted these earlier in a charity shop and couldn't resist.

DVD quality? I wouldn't even bother.

 

[LiE]

DVD quality? I wouldn't even bother.

 

[Yadda]

DVD quality? I wouldn't even bother.

Watched the Fangio one last night. I enjoyed it

 

[the shadow]

Incoming Trip

 

[Aedus]

The Dell 27" 1440p went back and I got a 27" LG 4K (27UK650) instead. Everything is very crisp with 150% scaling, my eyes are in heaven.

Also bought a hook to hang my headphones on.

Really need to get a wider lens. The 35mm is pretty tight in my tiny office.

This is so clean it looks like a render!

 

[Martynt74]

Always feels odd that people still buy currency prior to travel these days. Especially to somewhere like the US which is modern and has many cash points where you could use a fee free card.

Unless you're going somewhere smaller and it's just easier to take dollars.

 

[the shadow]

Always feels odd that people still buy currency prior to travel these days. Especially to somewhere like the US which is modern and has many cash points where you could use a fee free card.

Unless you're going somewhere smaller and it's just easier to take dollars.

usa

 

[Delvis]

Always feels odd that people still buy currency prior to travel these days. Especially to somewhere like the US which is modern and has many cash points where you could use a fee free card.

Unless you're going somewhere smaller and it's just easier to take dollars.

I can't be bothered to get yet another card, when I can just get money at a Tesco or something

 

[Raymond Lin]

Always feels odd that people still buy currency prior to travel these days. Especially to somewhere like the US which is modern and has many cash points where you could use a fee free card.

Unless you're going somewhere smaller and it's just easier to take dollars.

It's just something I do personally as preparation, i.e. I know the States has a heavy tipping culture so having lots of small bills on you is a good idea. Meaning before I go I will change $100 in $1 or $5 bills.

It also saves me the problem of "argh, I need to go find a cash point."

I also dislike the way you pay by card in the States, they take your card away to swipe then bring it back for you to sign. I swear that's why I had card fraud there last time I went. It is a credit card so its not my money but still bloody annoying.

 

[ChrisD.]

I can't be bothered to get yet another card, when I can just get money at a Tesco or something

It can work out cheaper withdrawing from a cash machine than using a currency exchange place.

 

[Josh]

my eyes are in heaven.

Mine however aren't - what, for the love of god is in that cup? Looks like strawberry milk?

 

[khemist]

Windshield for my bike.

 

[LewisRaz]

The Dell 27" 1440p went back and I got a 27" LG 4K (27UK650) instead. Everything is very crisp with 150% scaling, my eyes are in heaven.

Really fast shutter speed or was that rear fan not on?

Also your set up is beautiful.

 

[LiE]

Really fast shutter speed or was that rear fan not on?

Also your set up is beautiful.

Shutter speed was 1/125s, but also the fan spins at 550rpm when not doing anything heavy.