*****Official Things we BOUGHT in January Thread*****
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Ordered it from Here have yet to try it yet, but hopefully it'll be nice
Was actually on the lookout for somewhere to buy cheap jerky, this place actually worked out more expensive, but i'm hopeful it'll be worth it.
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would be interested to see how they compare to http://www.biltongdirect.co.uk/ direct, my current preferred dried meat supplier
edit: damn you, now ordered a £20 of Biltong & Jerky from there - this is not going to help my diet
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So that guy might as well bin all that and use the bundled apple earbuds?
Got me this.... When I say ME, I mean the Wife, but its for me as the Cakes and Bread she'll make with it will be eated by me!!
Only £350 instead of £500!!.. (Rain Forrest)
Though I will probly use it for chopping stuff, and making Smoothies and Milkshakes!.. Mmmmm Chocolate Milkshake!!
That is beautiful! I hope she was chuffed at you buying her something to keep her in the kitchen
But seriously, Kenwood mixers are the bomb
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Beautiful! I really want the Naked Pallettes!
The only stuff that doesn't make my face look like an axe wound. It smells good too!
Got this for practicing Instrument Approach Procedures and the like.
While I technically didn't buy this, I got it from buying a lot of plane tickets
Got this for practicing Instrument Approach Procedures and the like.
That's a nice piece of kit. I presume you're hooking it up to FSX?
Yeah, at the minute. It works quite good although I do need to spend more time configuring it to make it more realistic. I'm debating whether or not to get one of the dedicated instrument training software packages like Elite IFR or ASA On Top because quite a few of the instrument procedures and VOR/NDB/ILS frequencies are out of date so don't always match up to my charts.
That is beautiful! I hope she was chuffed at you buying her something to keep her in the kitchen
But seriously, Kenwood mixers are the bomb
I seriously (no joke) Laughed out Loud at that
It was a joint descision.. She loves cooking!! and I'm a Fat B'std
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Nice bell
Bike shops have to put them on, even on massive downhill gravity sleds that are never going anywhere near a road.
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If the bike is classed as competition only then they aren't supplied and so not required, but this only applies to true downhill, time trial etc bikes
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It's what I use lol
I find it ultimately more useful. Inline buttons to answer calls, I can hear my surroundings (less dangerous, I.e. crossing roads), it's free and it takes up no space.
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Two copies of TFIOS (because you know, why not... also miscomunication with family members, but whatever). One's signed in purple and hanklerfished
Since you can't see it (phone camera/low light/excuses) that's the complete stories of Asimov volume one and two.
So i have two copies of two different books now. Think i might leave them somewhere with a note saying to read it then pass it on...
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Two copies of TFIOS (because you know, why not... also miscomunication with family members, but whatever). One's signed in purple and hanklerfished
I haven't read TFIOS yet, do you know if it's any good?
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Haven't heard a bad word about it. The reviews seem better than any of his other books, but i haven't read it yet. Did enjoy his reading of the first two chapters, looking forward to it
