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I took that sort of package with them on signing up 79quid for the ultimate oompth volt bundle but will face the challenge you've just went through as my sign up tariff ends in 2 months and goes up to 150, this is clearly a bump I don't want to pay, good to hear there is scope for re negotiating a deal, though I may switch back to Sky for better UHD content quality.

 

PXL_20220910_131039016 by MrLongbeard, on Flickr

 

IT'S SEPTEMBER!

 

That's of no concern, can we talk about the plastic bowl?

 

PXL_20220910_145628371 by MrLongbeard, on Flickr

Ikea, best snack bowls money can buy

 

If you plan on getting serious with your welding I would strongly suggest you look into getting a welding respirator. I use on from 3M, expensive but you can't put a price on your health a mans health is priceless.

 

iPhone 14 Pro Max 1TB, should land in a few days

 

Oh god yes, mince pies !!!

Still on my diet, but will no doubt cram a few in my pie hole.

 

I immediately think of Napoleon Dynamite LOL.

 

New PSU from Corsair.

 

Thick hooded onesie because winter.

 

More coffee table books (and a few t-shirts to go with):-


(There's a matching UFO book coming out next month! )

 

So because Tree is the best I am taking a bike on holiday with me. Not a big one, just a 20. This one.



Just one problem. The last time I rode it it was peeing with rain. And those tyres? holy balls. I was literally leant over the bars pedalling into nothing. The rear tyre refused to have any traction at all. Was bloody scary tbh.

Given how wet it has been, and my luck (it will piss down all holiday I know it lmao) I bought some winter tyres.



They have micro studs all over, so will be far better suited to wet. I mean losing traction on the back tyre is all fun and games and stuff, but not so fun when you lose traction on the front

Also replacing the seat post with this polished one.

 

Safety kicks, old ones are a bit knackered to say the least, plus very old. Talking circa early 2000's an weigh a tonne.

Amblers FS430 composite

 

Ooh I kinda like them.

I find boot sizing can be hit and miss with some brands. Do you know if they are a reliable sizing?

I find some can be regular, tight, wide smaller or bigger than the blummin size they say.

I only ask as I'm quite tempted myself.

 

Apparently pretty good, I'll let you know when I pick them up, should be in today/tomorrow with Toolstation. Generally they are supposed to be true to size though from what I've read of them.

 

Awesome, thanks for that.

Look like they may be nice little (big) walking boots for the autumn/winter too.

Edit: Sod it, had a read of reviews and ordered some. Thanks for posting it, I dont think I would have ever seen them otherwise.