More frivolous purchases, stuff you don't need..
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Not that I have anything like the money to buy it, but I think I've just founds the ultimate frivolous purchase!
http://www.firebox.com/product/5100/The-Interactiv...
http://www.firebox.com/product/5100/The-Interactiv...
I'm not sure that this is, strictly speaking, frivolous. In any case I shan't be buying it as it doesn't come with a plug.
http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/High-Product...
http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/High-Product...
vladcjelli said:
louiebaby said:
sc0tt said:
cirian75 said:
I got 2 nerf guns for my birthday.Fun for 10 minutes until all darts are lost.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221751761460
I bought a couple of packs of these darts, please wear eye protection as the tips are a lot harder than the ones supplied with the gun.
tim0409 said:
I ordered a Kindle Fire when they were on sale a few weeks ago for £34.99; I absolutely don't need it as I have a iPad Mini 4 but just fancied having a dabble. It's still sitting at the Post Office for collection.
Wouldn't leave it too long, don't think Royal Mail will keep hold of it too long before returning to sender.ChemicalChaos said:
Not that I have anything like the money to buy it, but I think I've just founds the ultimate frivolous purchase!
http://www.firebox.com/product/5100/The-Interactiv...
Hmmm, I could see that working as a raspberry pi projecthttp://www.firebox.com/product/5100/The-Interactiv...
AB said:
I'd quite like to get one for the missus for Xmas, but don't want to waste my money, or miss the post.I guess I'll have to just go for it though, since you won't be able to get me a review in time?
ChemicalChaos said:
Not that I have anything like the money to buy it, but I think I've just founds the ultimate frivolous purchase!
http://www.firebox.com/product/5100/The-Interactiv...
Hell of a lot of ffort, but you'd be able to knock one of these up for less than a grand surely?http://www.firebox.com/product/5100/The-Interactiv...
louiebaby said:
AB said:
I'd quite like to get one for the missus for Xmas, but don't want to waste my money, or miss the post.I guess I'll have to just go for it though, since you won't be able to get me a review in time?
Firebox said:
It's that time.
Those countless hours spent crying into the pillow are over; your order has
left our warehouse.
Just in case you've forgotten what you ordered and where you had it sent to
(it happens), here's a reminder:
1 x Mopet Robot Mop (Pink)
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1 x 12-in-1 Multi Tool Pen
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1 x Hot Boots (Dark Brown)
Sent using: Yodel 72
At: Monday, 14 December 2015, 08:14
Orders sent using our 'Standard Tracked' postage are sent using our
courier, Yodel. Choosing this option means that your parcel shall take
around 4-5 working days to reach you once it's left our cave of
wonders/warehouse. Deliveries are made between 7:30am and 9:00pm and
require a signature (even though they never come out properly on those
little screens, right?).
Bought the pen because it looked interesting, and bought the Hot Boots because the OH will love microwaving her slippers! That and over £50 meant free delivery.Those countless hours spent crying into the pillow are over; your order has
left our warehouse.
Just in case you've forgotten what you ordered and where you had it sent to
(it happens), here's a reminder:
1 x Mopet Robot Mop (Pink)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
1 x 12-in-1 Multi Tool Pen
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
1 x Hot Boots (Dark Brown)
Sent using: Yodel 72
At: Monday, 14 December 2015, 08:14
Orders sent using our 'Standard Tracked' postage are sent using our
courier, Yodel. Choosing this option means that your parcel shall take
around 4-5 working days to reach you once it's left our cave of
wonders/warehouse. Deliveries are made between 7:30am and 9:00pm and
require a signature (even though they never come out properly on those
little screens, right?).
MagicalTrevor said:
'Breaking Bad' levels of chemicals rather than starting small. So I can make carbon fibre bodywork for my racing car.
outstanding!!! i made a couple of canoe moulds, then a few boats from them, completely frustrating, quite cost effective, but ridiculously time consuming thing to do. always wanted to try making car parts, but just couldnt be bothered with the time it would take.are you gonna make moulds off the current parts? I couldnt believe how many times i had to polish the damn moulds!
straight dad said:
louiebaby said:
Turned up today, looks ok for 7pHowever, I'm still chuckling at the 'instruction' card - on the front you have a layout with helpful numbers against each specific tool, so when you turn it over you can see the corresponding list of numbers and a description of what each tool is / does. In Chinese...!!!
malks222 said:
MagicalTrevor said:
'Breaking Bad' levels of chemicals rather than starting small. So I can make carbon fibre bodywork for my racing car.
outstanding!!! i made a couple of canoe moulds, then a few boats from them, completely frustrating, quite cost effective, but ridiculously time consuming thing to do. always wanted to try making car parts, but just couldnt be bothered with the time it would take.are you gonna make moulds off the current parts? I couldnt believe how many times i had to polish the damn moulds!
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