Your frivolous purchases, stuff you don't need...
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doogz said:
I'm currently talking myself into some night vision. Can't decide if i want goggles or a single eye, handheld scope type thing.
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/... vision
Try and have a go with them first as they can be very variable, I've used a couple of cheap first/second generation (the one in your link is a Gen1) night vision rifle sights and they were utterly st unless you had IR ilumination, while the high end 3rd generation stuff like the PVS14 the army currently use sells for about £3k and really is that much better than the cheap stuff. Dunno if the Gen4 stuff is avaiable yet, when we doing some work on night vision kit about 4 years ago even the UK military couldn't get hold of them as the US military were buying everthing the factorys could produce.http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/... vision
I have no idea why I bid on this. I don't even have a rackmount or studio
http://www.samsontech.com/samson/products/processo...
http://www.samsontech.com/samson/products/processo...
I'm pretty good at this, much to the GF's dismay, add to previous laptop white elephant;
- Full Logitech G27 wheel and mount set up for GT5 (used twice)
- Trek Fuel-Ex 8 (not used enough)
- Slow cooker (good old Le Creuset is much better)
- Full HD Panasonic TM900 (a 700 would have been fine, but maybe I'll get more use when the kids come along, at which point it'll be dated!)
Aaaaaaaaand, wait for it PHers.....
- Four 18" OEM BMW 208M's with proper winter tyres - I live in the South West ffs what was I thinking!
- Full Logitech G27 wheel and mount set up for GT5 (used twice)
- Trek Fuel-Ex 8 (not used enough)
- Slow cooker (good old Le Creuset is much better)
- Full HD Panasonic TM900 (a 700 would have been fine, but maybe I'll get more use when the kids come along, at which point it'll be dated!)
Aaaaaaaaand, wait for it PHers.....
- Four 18" OEM BMW 208M's with proper winter tyres - I live in the South West ffs what was I thinking!
Our washing machine broke, so I bought a new one, and dumped the old one in my garage.
Later, I decided to fix it, just to see if I could. So I bought a new programmer, £20 quid. That worked OK, so replaced the drum bearings, they were a little noisy, another £12 quid. Now working fine, apart from a drip from the pump which was slightly cracked.
Thanks to this thread, I've just bought a new pump(£16), and I'm going to respray it, once I decide a colour scheme.
Damn the expense, this is exciting.
Later, I decided to fix it, just to see if I could. So I bought a new programmer, £20 quid. That worked OK, so replaced the drum bearings, they were a little noisy, another £12 quid. Now working fine, apart from a drip from the pump which was slightly cracked.
Thanks to this thread, I've just bought a new pump(£16), and I'm going to respray it, once I decide a colour scheme.
Damn the expense, this is exciting.
The Nur said:
DoubleSix said:
I'm pretty good at this, much to the GF's dismay, add to previous laptop white elephant;
- Full Logitech G27 wheel and mount set up for GT5 (used twice)
I forgot to say, I did this exact same thing. Exactly the same.- Full Logitech G27 wheel and mount set up for GT5 (used twice)
Anybody interested? It's cheaper than DoubleSix's
I'm waiting for the Hot Tub crew to hold their hands up though.... come on where are you?
The Nur said:
That isn't frivolous, that is D.I.Y and is your god given right. Good on you.
I, on the other hand, just bought 11 shirts and a hoodie from here:-
www.6dollarshirts.com
Very reasonable!
Dammit another t-shirt site, some good ones tooI, on the other hand, just bought 11 shirts and a hoodie from here:-
www.6dollarshirts.com
Very reasonable!
Adenauer said:
You, have made me look on Ebay. I am now the highest bidder on a Nico Rosberg F1 car, a M Schumacher F1 car, and this one
You bugger.
You bugger.
There are some amazing looking models available
I just like to treat myself now and again.
I look at the Spark and Minichamps releases on this site.
http://www.leighsdiary.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=12641...
Some good deals to be made on ebay!
I bought one of these (a Logitech Squeezebox Boom) for about £180. It is pretty much only used as a clock.
When I can be bothered to set the alarm to wake me up, I leave it on BBC R1.
I could have bought a clock radio for <£10 but no... not me... I buy an Internet connected radio that doesn't do normal FM (so away from a router or wired internet connection it's about as much use as a chocolate teapot) for almost 18 times the price!
And never use the fecker!
MagicalTrevor said:
Cotty said:
If you want expensive they do the original artwork for £350
http://www.guyallen-art.com/artwork.php
Must... step... away... from... the... buy... button...http://www.guyallen-art.com/artwork.php
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