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YouTube Premium is a rip-off for UK users - use a VPN for far cheaper rates.

Anyone tried the Laphroaig PX? Just seen it on some sites at 1L, presumably excess from the airports given it's advertised as a travel exclusive.

If you do, there's a referral scheme I think, for which the fundraiser can always benefit.

Lebara can be extremely competitive. Uses Vodafone network and I've found it to be far, far better than Three in both London and Devon.

I've steered clear of HBs - isn't the servicing interval (understandably) very short given the greatly increased wear brought about by its very nature?

Personally, SD all the way for me. Best of...

I was there not long ago, and it's full of really beautiful woodworking, furniture and generally lovely stuff. My drink is currently on a stunning spalted beech coaster from there!

That doesn't surprise me given the nature of the SD - what's the movement calibre in it?

It's my favourite movement: mesmerising to watch, silent and incredibly accurate.

I think they're all rather good looking in their own way, and would very much like to someday own one. However, I'd treat them like an exotic custom-built supercar given the unique servicing...

They also have some interesting definitions of everyday items. They say this is a spoon:

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Thinking about it, there must be additional software that you can use to limit what's shown to others on your webcam?

EDIT: e.g....

I've only seen things like DSLRs etc used and indeed, for those you need to buy the power supply that connects into the battery port. It's not a cheap remedy!

Some people 'resort' to using proper cameras and capture cards to get their desired look as webcams are usually quite limited.
You can buy lenses to go over some webcams though, like those that clip...

Also worth noting that if it had involved importing from Switzerland, VAT would also apply (as it did before our departure from the EU).

I think that's just the perspective - it looks to be curved 'towards' Palin in that image, as if the table top is shaped like a rainbow laid horizontally.

I can't quite see the effect of the dial in the 27.02 - are there any pointers at all for it given the prototype version really isn't particularly clearly photographed showing the effect? Is it...

UPS have their own clearance systems though, which you do pay for (and I think are entirely worth it).

Waiting for under a month sitting in UK customs is usually quite good for standard international stuff, so I'd not yet worry especially in the context of all the faff at the moment.

Impressive scratch on that very aluminium looking ceramic bezel

It's just words, so has no real meaning especially when there are no X/XXXX figures on the item!

Any reason for your 250?

So it's a good thing for us UK buyers because there's less competition for UK sellers now?

That is extremely cool, I hadn't clocked that and thought it was just an hour hand pointing at upside down numbers to be 'different'!

That's really, really lovely.

That's a beauty; really elegant and gorgeous display back

Amen Fschwep.

The Skrama is a phenomenal tool, and a complete set when paired with a smaller knife. I choose between axe/Skrama plus saw depending on my mood, though each can fill the role of the...

I only tried a couple of times; but appreciate the heads up about this by you nonetheless! Did you get something?

It's worth noting that the burnt meat fat smell was not a negative comment on my part! Some Port Charlotte and Octomore offerings feature it even more heavily, hence why I have a few of theirs.