Your frivolous purchases, stuff you don't need...
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I wonder if the Tactical Bacon is anything like Dwarf Bread?
It's not too late to emigrate.
Come, join us. We have Bacon soda.
No, Bacon, not baking.
http://www.baconfreak.com/candied-bacon-flavor-cre...
Come, join us. We have Bacon soda.
No, Bacon, not baking.
http://www.baconfreak.com/candied-bacon-flavor-cre...
jimmyjimjim said:
It's not too late to emigrate.
Come, join us. We have Bacon soda.
No, Bacon, not baking.
http://www.baconfreak.com/candied-bacon-flavor-cre...
i have Canadian relatives though, wouldn't that make me a 'diet-coke' american ? Come, join us. We have Bacon soda.
No, Bacon, not baking.
http://www.baconfreak.com/candied-bacon-flavor-cre...
they keep saying i should sell up and move over there. One of the inlaws is a pro racing driver, i could have a V8, house in the forest for £60k etc etc etc etc.
actually, wtf is keeping me in the UK?!
JonRB said:
I wonder if the Tactical Bacon is anything like Dwarf Bread?
No, it's actually edible. Quite moreish, actually.I went through a can in about 3 days.
It went through me a bit quicker than that.
jimmyjimjim said:
It's not too late to emigrate.
Come, join us. We have Bacon soda.
No, Bacon, not baking.
http://www.baconfreak.com/candied-bacon-flavor-cre...
Bacon's one of your five a day too. Come, join us. We have Bacon soda.
No, Bacon, not baking.
http://www.baconfreak.com/candied-bacon-flavor-cre...
I need to put a shelf up on the weekend, so naturally I had to buy a self-levelling laser level that projects a horizontal and vertical line onto the wall.
And, since it needs to be mounted at the height you want the line to be projected, I also bought an extending pole that goes from floor to ceiling to clamp it to. Said pole is meant to be used to help fit ceiling panels with just one person.
Total cost: £43 for the level and £14 for the pole.
And, since it needs to be mounted at the height you want the line to be projected, I also bought an extending pole that goes from floor to ceiling to clamp it to. Said pole is meant to be used to help fit ceiling panels with just one person.
Total cost: £43 for the level and £14 for the pole.
JonRB said:
I need to put a shelf up on the weekend, so naturally I had to buy a self-levelling laser level that projects a horizontal and vertical line onto the wall.
And, since it needs to be mounted at the height you want the line to be projected, I also bought an extending pole that goes from floor to ceiling to clamp it to. Said pole is meant to be used to help fit ceiling panels with just one person.
Total cost: £43 for the level and £14 for the pole.
Don't tell me; as well as needing to be mounted at the same height as the projected lines required, it also needs to be mounted straight and level??And, since it needs to be mounted at the height you want the line to be projected, I also bought an extending pole that goes from floor to ceiling to clamp it to. Said pole is meant to be used to help fit ceiling panels with just one person.
Total cost: £43 for the level and £14 for the pole.
Sounds ideal for putting up shelves on opposing walls...providing you can use a tape measure and level to put up the first shelf
ETA. I apologise, I missed the 'self-levelling' aspect...
roboxm3 said:
Don't tell me; as well as needing to be mounted at the same height as the projected lines required, it also needs to be mounted straight and level??
Sounds ideal for putting up shelves on opposing walls...providing you can use a tape measure and level to put up the first shelf
ETA. I apologise, I missed the 'self-levelling' aspect...
Sounds ideal for putting up shelves on opposing walls...providing you can use a tape measure and level to put up the first shelf
ETA. I apologise, I missed the 'self-levelling' aspect...
It's because it's self-levelling that you have to mount it at the correct height. Apparently, tilting it at an angle to to get it to project higher than its own height confuses the self-levelling.
JonRB said:
I need to put a shelf up on the weekend, so naturally I had to buy a self-levelling laser level that projects a horizontal and vertical line onto the wall.
And, since it needs to be mounted at the height you want the line to be projected, I also bought an extending pole that goes from floor to ceiling to clamp it to. Said pole is meant to be used to help fit ceiling panels with just one person.
Total cost: £43 for the level and £14 for the pole.
How much was the shelf?And, since it needs to be mounted at the height you want the line to be projected, I also bought an extending pole that goes from floor to ceiling to clamp it to. Said pole is meant to be used to help fit ceiling panels with just one person.
Total cost: £43 for the level and £14 for the pole.
bazza white said:
My little bosch drill driver didn't come with a case so bought this today for it. Its not a full size bag think its about 30cm so ideal and its great quality. Best bit its £4.99, I had to check the label twice as!I thought it was to cheap.
You've bought a handbag from Wilko's.Frivolous: yes
Don't need: yes
Good for a night out in a flat roof pub: yes
This ones more hub's choice, still pretty frivolous given between us we have 3 TVs already and tend to only watch one of them
Apologies for the long link, can't get bitly to work on iPad and formatting pop up has decided not to.
http://www.tesco.com/direct/samsung-ue40h5500-40-i...
Apologies for the long link, can't get bitly to work on iPad and formatting pop up has decided not to.
http://www.tesco.com/direct/samsung-ue40h5500-40-i...
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