Can you believe I didn't own an Atari 2600 until today?
I've bought one with loads of games, paddles and a couple of controllers. All in fantastic condition too.
I also had a handful of NES games off the same guy including Zelda 2 which I've wanted forever.
I've bought one with loads of games, paddles and a couple of controllers. All in fantastic condition too.
I also had a handful of NES games off the same guy including Zelda 2 which I've wanted forever.
Been thinking about getting a Saturn steering wheel but managed to get a multiformat one for £13 instead.
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Bird food. Lots of it. 12.5k peanuts, 12.5k suet pellets, big tub of fat balls. Wildlife is costing mea fortune.
It must have taken a while to count all those peanuts.
Luckily they were pre-counted and packaged. I didn't bother to check that I'd actually received those precise numbers.
New Noo-Noo.
Two huge boxes.
Two huge fragile boxes.
Two huge fragile boxes with lots of bubble wrap, because fragile.
Two huge, mostly empty boxes from obviously the same place, which could have been shipped together (and so I don’t really approve) but maybe we can forgive them this time because these things must be so, so fragile.
Oh no.
Two huge fragile boxes.
Two huge fragile boxes with lots of bubble wrap, because fragile.
Two huge, mostly empty boxes from obviously the same place, which could have been shipped together (and so I don’t really approve) but maybe we can forgive them this time because these things must be so, so fragile.
Oh no.
Mimi wrote:
Two huge boxes.
Two huge fragile boxes.
Two huge fragile boxes with lots of bubble wrap, because fragile.
Two huge, mostly empty boxes from obviously the same place, which could have been shipped together (and so I don’t really approve) but maybe we can forgive them this time because these things must be so, so fragile.
Oh no.
Two huge fragile boxes.
Two huge fragile boxes with lots of bubble wrap, because fragile.
Two huge, mostly empty boxes from obviously the same place, which could have been shipped together (and so I don’t really approve) but maybe we can forgive them this time because these things must be so, so fragile.
Oh no.
Isn't it ironic?
Don’tcha think?
Unbelievable.
Whooaaaaaa!
Sofa bed and a doormat for the Racket Room
Mimi wrote:
I reckon MrsA has convinced MaliA that it’s a shed, but in about a year he’ll wake up one morning and realise that somehow he’s been living alone in a granny flat for the past eight months.
MaliA wrote:
Sofa bed and a doormat for the Racket Room
Awkward.
Please show sofa in bed form too.
That looks fab...
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Are those items related?
Seems a party is happening at Warheads, oat, drain cleaner and a massive silver cock 
DavPaz wrote:
Are those items related?
No, they're not even second cousins.
A new parasol. The one we were given (legitimately) broke.
I like the colour.
KovacsC wrote:
I like the colour.
Thanks! I totally copied Mrs Zoidberg https://www.beexcellenttoeachother.com/ ... 7#p1070577
I could only find black, beige or orange, so… orange.
I would go for orange... Kovacs approves bright colours 
Kovacs approves bright colours Mimi wrote:
KovacsC wrote:
I like the colour.
Thanks! I totally copied Mrs Zoidberg https://www.beexcellenttoeachother.com/ ... 7#p1070577
I could only find black, beige or orange, so… orange.
A fine choice.
I've bought some Chlorine tables.
I don't know why but I thought it would be a good idea to open the tub, open the bag they're sealed in inside and take a sniff of them.
I almost ended up on the kitchen floor... Jeez, it's almost like they're some kind of dangerous chemical! Horrid.
I don't know why but I thought it would be a good idea to open the tub, open the bag they're sealed in inside and take a sniff of them.
I almost ended up on the kitchen floor... Jeez, it's almost like they're some kind of dangerous chemical! Horrid.
New fire pit. Was an Lidl middle aisle special.
That looks pretty cool!
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
That looks pretty cool!
Was only £29
KovacsC wrote:
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
That looks pretty cool!
Was only £29
Bargain.
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
That looks pretty cool!
Which is quite a bad thing for a fire pit.
A few beers.
Some new rear tyres for my shit car so it passes the annual safety check.
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Is this a round in popular improvisation show ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway?’
Warhead wrote:
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Chinese bumhole flute?
Neither of the above.
These are to be found in millions of households in the UK, but the design may vary. In fact, if you have any, you will have three or possibly six.
These are to be found in millions of households in the UK, but the design may vary. In fact, if you have any, you will have three or possibly six.
I'm thinking that it's a blade for something.
TheVision wrote:
I'm thinking that it's a blade for something.
For a fan?
Doorstop, or part a washing machine (can’t work out the scale)
Dishwasher doodad
Warhead wrote:
Neither of the above.
These are to be found in millions of households in the UK, but the design may vary. In fact, if you have any, you will have three or possibly six.
These are to be found in millions of households in the UK, but the design may vary. In fact, if you have any, you will have three or possibly six.
I'm sticking with my answer
Mimi wrote:
Doorstop, or part a washing machine (can’t work out the scale)
One of these suggestions is correct.
MaliA wrote:
Dishwasher doodad
Iranu.
Warhead wrote:
Mimi wrote:
Doorstop, or part a washing machine (can’t work out the scale)
One of these suggestions is correct.
I’m guessing it’s the inner agitator blade of a washing machine drum, then.
Shame, as at first I thought you’d 3D printed an ocarina.
Is it a new riding rib for a sybian?
Dimrill wrote:
Is it a new riding rib for a sybian?
I can see why you might thing that, but that’s not it.
Mimi wrote:
Warhead wrote:
Mimi wrote:
Doorstop, or part a washing machine (can’t work out the scale)
One of these suggestions is correct.
I’m guessing it’s the inner agitator blade of a washing machine drum, then.
Shame, as at first I thought you’d 3D printed an ocarina.
Correct. Some manufacturers call them paddles, other call them drum lifters. This is for a Zanussi that has a damaged paddle, but I’m having trouble removing the damaged one. There are several videos on YouTube showing how to replace them, but not for this particular one. Some have retaining screws, others just clip in, but removing the old ones can bend the retaining springy bit of metal that holds them in place, or they can be pushed down with a screwdriver through one of the holes in the top.
One of my fav poems. On canvas, for the top of the stairs.
*salutes*
Great poem
Great poem
Lovely. Seeing as it's you two: If favourite is shortened in speech to "fave", and in writing, often, to "fav", why do we not often see people shorten David to Dav?
(What I'm really saying is "isn't it nuts to call a fave a fav, and does it drive anyone else a bit mad?" but I don't want to be rude to Kov. Not till we're face to face, anyway, then he can squash me.)
(What I'm really saying is "isn't it nuts to call a fave a fav, and does it drive anyone else a bit mad?" but I don't want to be rude to Kov. Not till we're face to face, anyway, then he can squash me.)
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