*** Pictures of things we bought in February ***
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Chillis... lol 
Those monitors are very nice. Are they active or passive and what is the sound like?
I have a pair of Fostex PM94 MKII'2 and I love them. Mine are active and each has a P.I.T.A 'volume' on the back and I have set it dead centre at the top but they are still unbalanced but I don't care, when there loud they even out
Active ones fella. Dont know what they sound like as not connected them up yet.
These have PITA gains on the back too but apparently are all balanced at the factory - we'll see LOL
They were about £260 I think all in, inc VAT and delivery - going to drive them from my MAudio Delta Audiophile 2496 PCI card
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Looking to start off around 50-60 plants with it. Not just chillies. Toms, cukes and courgettes as well. Will use during the winter for a few things. One of them will be a large indoor herb garden.
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I have a renewed faith in our postal system now that i know how easy it is to send bags of white powder 
What's that? You want to see the other side? Fine...
Cookies to whoever can tell what i'm doing Oh, also bought The Way on DVD for the dad's birthday, and Gin O'clock.
What's that? You want to see the other side? Fine...
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Oh, also bought The Way on DVD for the dad's birthday, and Gin O'clock.
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I have a renewed faith in our postal system now that i know how easy it is to send bags of white powder
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Making bread or wine?
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Nope. This isn't the only way of doing it, the other way is probably better. It's just that these are far more easily available, and less dangerous.
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Next guess is........making bath bombs or toffee.
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Also nope. But now you've made me want to make some toffee
Also nope. But now you've made me want to make some toffee
You're making a rocket.
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You're making a rocket.
Toffee rocket? Man, that episode was cool. Sadly not quite that exciting... this time
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Not bought as such, but a new geo for my car:
Huh, explaine?
Toffee rocket? Man, that episode was cool. Sadly not quite that exciting... this time
Home made volcano?
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Car suspension geometry settings.
Initial = what it was to begin with
Final = what it was when leaving
In order from top -> bottom...
Front Caster
Front Camber
Front Toe
Rear Camber
Rear Toe
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Pft, with baking soda? That's a baby's volcano. Ammonium Dichromate is where it's at. That or the other one i can not remember the name of
So no
It's the angles the wheels sit on each axis. Before I had horrid understeer now it is much more lively (as experienced this morning!).