Images of items I have purchased.

[bloodiedathame]

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Why wear shoes at all? Or clothes for that matter, or a helmet? I can't help but think that the lengths that people go to to reduce weight is completely futile for the seconds that you may or may not shave off over the course of a year. Getting stuck at red light or stopping for a **** is going to impact your times more than shaving 5g off your shoes. I'm not having a dig at your directly, it's just a common observation.

 

[NoNameNoNumber]

Try cycling in baggy clothes that chafe and slow you down. Now try cycling in lycra... Better aint it? Hell yes.

 

[andrewohare]

Try cycling in baggy clothes that chafe and slow you down. Now try cycling in lycra... Better aint it? Hell yes.

Damn right and nice light cycling shoes are so much more comfortable on longer rides

Nice shoes

 

[Drollic]

Why wear shoes at all? Or clothes for that matter, or a helmet? I can't help but think that the lengths that people go to to reduce weight is completely futile for the seconds that you may or may not shave off over the course of a year. Getting stuck at red light or stopping for a **** is going to impact your times more than shaving 5g off your shoes. I'm not having a dig at your directly, it's just a common observation.

Futile in what sense - the weight losses having a penalty elsewhere, like comfort, or are you just referring to the extra cost, in which case you can apply that logic to virtually anything?

 

[Jumper118]

a new motherboard and ram for my week off. i've got 7 cpu's to test in this so far

Spoiler

 

[Participant]

Lol I don't spend that on my daughter at Xmas never mind a niece. Bizarre.

But there also a little more to it then it just being a lego toy for my niece..
My father has cancer and I noticed that he really loves spending lots of time with his 6 year old great granddaughter helping her build these lego sets

Awkward. People just don't engage their brains before typing unfortunately.

Lovely thing to do.

 

[neil_g]

Try cycling in baggy clothes that chafe and slow you down. Now try cycling in lycra... Better aint it? Hell yes.

i prefer not to have people see my junk personally

 

[mrk]

i prefer not to have people see my junk personally

They won't see your junk anyway.












Weyyy

 

[randomshenans]

I love getting my junk out. Shows all the ladies what they're not missing and makes gentlemen feel better about themselves. Selflessness at it's best.

 

[neil_g]

They won't see your junk anyway.

oh burn

 

[russell664]

Would you like some water with that burn?

I have to say, that was a pretty good one.

 

[bakes0310]

Herman Miller Mirra V2 chair, oozing of quality. It just feels amazing to sit in, so much support for my back.

 

[Cosimo]

Herman Miller Mirra V2 chair, oozing of quality. It just feels amazing to sit in, so much support for my back.[/QUOTE]

Where did you buy that?

 

[bakes0310]

Where did you buy that?

http://www.officechairsuk.co.uk/herman-miller-mirra-2-triflex-ii-back-graphite-edition/

Ordered yesterday about 2pm it came about 30 mins ago.

 

[neil_g]

http://www.officechairsuk.co.uk/herman-miller-mirra-2-triflex-ii-back-graphite-edition/

Ordered yesterday about 2pm it came about 30 mins ago.

620.10 inc vat

 

[Wizzfizz]

But it has a 12 year guarantee!

 

[=XDC=FluphyBunny]

Try cycling in baggy clothes that chafe and slow you down. Now try cycling in lycra... Better aint it? Hell yes.

Not for the general public. Men do not look good in lycra, very few woman look good in lycra

 

[Outcast]

Getting prepared to do the (front) wheel-bearings on my Civic so bought a SlideHammer off Amazon.co.uk to pull the hub off.

£53.89 pence.

 

[Spook187]

 

[Kiyoshi]

Shouldn't that be fish? (Genuine question). Is fishes an american term?