I played about 2-3 hours of it. I just found it really boring. I know there's an epic plot twist and things around the corner, but I just really couldn't get in to it.
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I played about 2-3 hours of it. I just found it really boring. I know there's an epic plot twist and things around the corner, but I just really couldn't get in to it.
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That's a shame. Did you enjoy Infinite?
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I have only played infinite so the "big" twist was lost on me. But there's plenty more story than a throwback to the first games.
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It's actually for Elites premium beta combat scenario's, but i shall be indulging in Star Citizen also
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We're having new radiators fitted and I showed the wife the Nest website. Her answer: "I can just walk into the kitchen and adjust the thermostat and we can spend the money saved on booze and holidays"
I agree with her even if the Nest does look geeky and cool.
Kind of a random one today!
After what seems forever of decision making we finally committed today!
Bought this piece of land to build a house on
Is just over an acre backing on to the woods in the rear and has views of the lakes and City skyline from the front. House should be built by the end of the year!
After what seems forever of decision making we finally committed today!
Bought this piece of land to build a house on
Is just over an acre backing on to the woods in the rear and has views of the lakes and City skyline from the front. House should be built by the end of the year!
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Wow, that's awesome! I hope it all goes well for you. Make a tree house
I have to say, if I could afford one, it would be high on my list, very nice.
Kind of a random one today!
After what seems forever of decision making we finally committed today!
Bought this piece of land to build a house on
Is just over an acre backing on to the woods in the rear and has views of the lakes and City skyline from the front. House should be built by the end of the year!
I recognize those as endangered trees!
Really though, good for you, I hope it brings you much pleasure, I can certainly say I am extremely envious right now.
Kind of a random one today!
After what seems forever of decision making we finally committed today!
Bought this piece of land to build a house on
What a great location. You must have a build thread. Will you be taking out many trees?
Thanks. I have my own business
I certainly will be! Asking all kinds of advice! Those houses on the left are amazing! ($1mil+) Ours will be nothing near that size! Hopefully building will start in June/July. Just finalizing floor plans etc - We're aiming for a walk out ranch style house (so main floor with covered deck, walkout basement, and couple rooms upstairs). 5bdr I believe.
The picture is a little dated. our lot is mostly cleared as of now (majority of trees remain) and a couple houses are in or going up. Most of our back garden will be the woods (why we picked the area). The area behind us is actually a protected nature reserve, so no one else can build any further which is nice for the future. See deer all the time bouncing around
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Wow, that's awesome! I hope it all goes well for you. Make a tree house
Forget that.... build 10!!!!
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The picture is a little dated. our lot is mostly cleared as of now (majority of trees remain) and a couple houses are in or going up. Most of our back garden will be the woods (why we picked the area). The area behind us is actually a protected nature reserve, so no one else can build any further which is nice for the future. See deer all the time bouncing around
We need new pictures from ground level.
This is an 1845 Pattern British infantry officer's sabre. It has the beautiful 1822 Pattern 'Gothic' hilt (so named due to the supposed similarity between the shape of the bars of the guard and the arches in Gothic architecture). You can just see Queen Victoria's decorative VR in the cartouche.
This particular item is in fantastic condition and you wouldn't think it has probably been around since the Crimean War.
A few more pictures reside in the spoilers tags in which you can see the curve of the blade, the length of the piece, the folding inner guard section and some of the decorative etching. They are only phone shots though, sorry.
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