Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Caporegime
Oodles of noodles!
Caporegime
What. 
What is the shelf life on those? Years?
What is the shelf life on those? Years?
Banggood. It took about a week to deliver with paid delivery, total was £27.Where did you order it from? I'm looking for a budget health monitoring watch
Caporegime
kona786 said:
Caporegime
Before anyone asks or panics, perfectly fine website. They also have an EU store but with less stock
What.
What is the shelf life on those? Years?
Can only see a date of 07/03/17 on one.
Soldato
What.
What is the shelf life on those? Years?
They dont bother putting it on, since they outlast the ink its printed on
seriously though, the shelf life on those may as well be non existent for the noodles. The spiced packets that come with it less so if they are the ones with a paste flavouring rather than powder.
Soldato
You know you can buy sodium in bulk? You don't have to refine it from Ramen
Who would pay for sodium in bulk when it is free to register on League of Legends?
Ban.
Associate
It's not here yet, I'll snap a pic when it arrives
The idea is to take a picture after it arrives...
Ah, well no one told me that and it's not in the OP...
Bit weird for everyone to get all elitist towards a newer user over a rule that isn't in the thread (mod might as well delete this whole thing).
Anyway, out this thread I go.
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Soldato
The original post links to https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18642636
which links to https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18571708
which reveals
NO STOCK IMAGES YOU MONSTER
Caporegime
No, it's just a rule.
The soft line is, now you know, just adhere to it, no point arguing about it.
The hard line is, ignorant is not an excuse, just do it.
Either way, it's the rule and it makes sense. If it weren't there, people would be just posting Google images or Amazon images, then you ask yourself what is the fun in that? The images does a few things
1 - often it shows scale
2 - it shows what it is like in person, a lot of stock photos embellish how good an item is, at the end of the day, it is its purpose
3 - not so much here, but it shows ownership. It removes the little chance that someone wants to brag when they have nothing to brag about. We hate that.