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Ooh, what is it?
Images of items I have purchased.
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Think 50 Shades of Grey
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Still none the wiser! 
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Ooh, what is it?
Park Tool bike stand.
We have one of these stands at work, it's awful for the amount we use them. It's not sturdy enough, it just wobbles around. Great for one off jobs and at home though! I have one at home too
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Park Tool bike stand.
We have one of these stands at work, it's awful for the amount we use them. It's not sturdy enough, it just wobbles around. Great for one off jobs and at home though! I have one at home too
100x better than the £25 ALDI one I bought though
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Is it a poorly written book?
Spreader bar?
How much was it? There was one going about the road bike topic a while back which i bought.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00FLJMCG0?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00
Its gone up from £29.99 but its still very good for the money.
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I've had two of them and both have broke where you tighten up onto the crossbar.
The Park Tools PCS-9 cost £76 from Halfords and is built like a tank.
I've seen it as low as £69 but wanted the easy delivery option.
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Should have come down these ends, would have got you staff discount
The problem is Halfords don't stock it and you order it off eBay.
I have a mate in my nearest Halfords who uses his staff discount when I go in.
Picked it up this morning, hope she bloody says yes!
Hope it goes well. Whatever you do she will be happy regardless.
You asked her father for her hand?
I did and got the old joke "no bloody way are you taking just her hand, you have to take the whole lot and we will be glad to have to stop subsidising her"
Hey....my father in law when asked if I can have his blessing just said 'No'...still working out if he was joking or not
Hope it goes well. Whatever you do she will be happy regardless.
Hey....my father in law when asked if I can have his blessing just said 'No'...still working out if he was joking or not
I got told by my father in law when I said I was going to ask his daughter to marry me.
"listen son, are you totally sure you want to, you know what she's like, hard work and expensive to look after, just like her mother"
That, almost inexplicably, sells by the bucket load.
Fifty shades of grey appears to be the love-child of the Da Vinci code and a damp copy of Razzle found in some railway cuttings.
It just gave women the chance to explore all those hidden desires about bondage that they would never normally admit to. And from what I've seen its written worse than Razzle ever was!
Didnt duck tape sales rocket after it came out?
Fifty shades of grey is to Duck Tape what Wallace and Grommit is to Wensleydale Cheese
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I thought I captured the utterly terrible writing with the Da Vinci Code!
God, that book was awful.- Status