Images of items I have purchased (except trainers)
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Nah, i'm a bit old for that now. Magic mushroom season is pretty much over, too.
I saw the painting recently in Edinburgh National Gallery. It is magic- people were just drawn straight to it.
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For anyone else interested, really nice high res one here (click on the image and zoom right on in):
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Drill thing to make holes in other things.
I normally leave in the fridge.
Albeit, some bars can get too cold (Snickers straight from the fridge can be too cold and loses the gooey texture) whereas chilled Fruit and Nut is lovely!
Soldato
Who has chocolate long enough to put it in the fridge!?!?! 
Them above with their 4875 bars.Who has chocolate long enough to put it in the fridge!?!?!
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They still have more will power than me
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Someone please buy mrk a load of Crunchie & Bounty bars for christmas
Is that all it takes? I ******* hate Crunchies, too! Worst chocolate of the lot. Wouldn't touch them even if someone sent me 100 this Christmas to my address at :_____________________________________
No?
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Just when I thought we could be friends.Crunchie bars are the worst chocolate only second to Bounty being the first worst chocolate. I am glad Bounty is no longer a part of a Celebrations box. It's like whoever invented Crunchie one day thought "can't decide between a biscuit that's too hard but oh wait I like chocolate too so let's put some half arsed chocolate on it that's too thin to be useful and too bland to be tasty".
There I said it!
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Haters can't handle truth!
Crunchies are epic, as are Milky Way’s
Just need to find a decent hotel close to the restaurant now.
I love six by nico, incredibly cheap for what it is. Took the mother to Edinburgh and Glasgow and had great food for not much more than your slightly better than average chain.
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Like…£30?
I'm sure it was about £30 each, yeah?
Six courses is 44 quid so considering The Ivy is like £10 starter + £20 main + £10 dessert, it is pretty much comparable.
Nico is much better than The Ivy though.
Although, they treat their staff like crap.
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Just got a poster of this delivered- it's Saint Bride, by John Duncan. Luckily I found a cheap frame for 50p in a charity shop the other day.
May I ask why you bought a poster of St Bride?
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I think it's beautiful. My plan is to switch it every six months for another masterpiece.
My recent trip to the prado has changed me somewhat- this is the first thing I have hung on the wall that isn't a picture of/ drawn by my kids.
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I forgot to add a picture of the Sub mini, but bought one of those too.
The lounge is: Arc + 2x Symfonisk + 2x Subs
And in the office I have: 2x One + Sub Mini
Having two subs is great. There is a subtle, yet immediate, difference.
It really balanced the bass in the room and energises it much more effectively.
This means that your (typically) very focused main listening position is now very flexible, and the tonal balance doesn’t change anywhere near as dramatically.
Having come from a £2300 sub in my 2.1 setup, I would choose to have 2x average subs over 1 very good one every day of the week.
If you’re local to me on the south coast you’re very welcome to come over for a demo.
Alternatively I can do a bit of recording with some binaural mics and see if I can show the difference.