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Sundayjumper wrote: ↑Fri Dec 27, 2019 8:32 am My wife had to confiscate some tools back in November so that relatives would have something to give me.

I hate nonsense like that

I use a cast iron Le Creuset casserole dish and gently fry off onions and celery in butter and rapeseed oil. When ready, I add flour to make a roux, then add stock of choice until desired consistency is reached. Then I add whatever meat I have prepared along with any veg and/or mushrooms. Bung in o...

My plan is to continue having no car

It’s what Greta would want

My local Homebase has loads of similar tool chests out on display. Might be worth going to have a look at some to get an idea of what things you like or don’t like about different designs?

Yep, Brundle was brilliant

Broccers wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2019 8:54 pm My dad couldn't believe me when I told him Ronaldo now earns more each year for his Instagram posts than playing football. At least he has talent tho unlike this lot.

Whilst perhaps not to your taste, I suspect they’re doing pretty good in their own field.

Mrs Newt is constantly covered up and works an office job and suffered terribly with seasonal affective disorder. I suggested to her that a good dose of vitamin D would help. Unfortunately, she went off and got some pills but at least her S.A.D. got better. Nothing wrong with taking pills my dude

How’s politics going?

My dad had a set up like that in the loft of my Grandparents house, from his youth. I remember thinking it was very cool, especially as it was in the loft!!

I just put the fleece lining in my generic NorthFace jacket today. It was lovely and warm as i de-iced the car. Unfortunately I don’t look like I’m dressed to cross the Andes whilst wearing it, so the Dads here probably won’t be interested

Foz wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2019 7:30 pm I bought a hardly used Canada Goose off a colleague recently, great quality. I was sick of getting chilled to the bone watching the kids play football.

You can get good deals on eBay, the RRP is frightening!

No fur lined hood, I hope

https://amzn.to/35MoSSi


Technics Chiron is only £175 for Black Friday, which according to the Camels is the best price it’s ever been

That looks good

NotoriousREV wrote: ↑Fri Nov 22, 2019 3:55 pm And the Ghostbuster reboot was actually pretty funny. It just wasn’t as funny as the originals.

The main issue IMO wasn’t that they replaced the cast with women, it was that they replaced the cast at all

Pffffffft

I’ve serviced cheaper cars for much more than that!!

I’m concerned it’ll be another “tech demo” type game for the knuckles controller

Maybe I’m wrong

But I’m not about to drop £2500ish to find out - PC, peripherals, headset, knuckles, light boxes, etc etc

Terminator: Dark Fate That was proper entertaining and a great return to form! Plot and universe full of holes as you'd expect, some quite unbelievable physics, but still very good fun. Definitely one to recommend. 8/10 Rev. 9s I'd agree with this and I was ready to dislike it after some poor revie...

Terminator: Dark Fate That was proper entertaining and a great return to form! Plot and universe full of holes as you'd expect, some quite unbelievable physics, but still very good fun. Definitely one to recommend. 8/10 Rev. 9s Totally agree. I did a few WOAH’s whilst watching it. I’m a massive fan...

I’ve been enjoying Apple TV Plus See - in a future where a virus has killed most of human kind, and left everyone else blind, a set of twins are born with the ability to see. Aquaman is excellent in it. Seeing the subtle and not so subtle ways a blind civilisation survives and prospers in the world ...

For fancy curry, Cinnamon Club in Westminster is really very good.

Don’t confuse it with their Cinnamon Club bistro style locations, “Cinnamon Kitchen” which in my experience are fine at best.