Best thing you ever purchased

[DuncR]

Slightly marked chest freezer from curry’s 25% off. Now a Keezer. If only I could fix that minor gas leak on one of the secondary regs.
Ps still not convinced myself I enjoy cleaning/sanatising.
PPS love my greenhouse I bought

 

[Stevieboy]

Clint the Detectorist; Ring pull, Tyzer, 1985, people buy this $hit, that was a brilliant piece of British Television.

 

[Clint]

The funny thing is it's actually very accurate!

 

[allotment_fox]

managed to buy my two grandchildren at the then age of 5 & 7 season tickets next to mine some years before Leicester city won the championship title the pride I felt a couple of years later when they were able from their seats in the stand they saw first hand and against the odds of 10,000/1 winning the Premier league the icing on the cake was my elder grandchild saying as the fireworks went off and the trophy was lifted "I will remember this day forever"

 

[Mayor of Simpleton]

managed to buy my two grandchildren at the then age of 5 & 7 season tickets next to mine some years before Leicester city won the championship title the pride I felt a couple of years later when they were able from their seats in the stand they saw first hand a against the odds of 10,000/1 winning the Premier league the icing on the cake was my elder grandchild saying to me as the fireworks went off and the trophy was lifted "I will remember this day forever"

I remember being in the away end at Filbert Street in the late 80s. My team, Swindon Town, were 2-0 up with less than 10 minutes to go. We somehow managed to lose 3-2.

That Prem winning season for LCFC was something else though.

 

[The-Engineer-That-Brews]

Non brewing, it would have to be my van. So many road trips in the UK and abroad (France and Poland so far).View attachment 65166

Very tidy!

 

[allotment_fox]

I remember being in the away end at Filbert Street in the late 80s. My team, Swindon Town, were 2-0 up with less than 10 minutes to go. We somehow managed to lose 3-2.

That Prem winning season for LCFC was something else though.

Sorry your visit wasn't a good one I could well have been at the game. I visited Swindon in our league one days enjoyed the trip 15/16 true season of fun a fantastic memory's managed most games both home and away from memory missed about 3 away trips and one home game.

 

[Braufather]

I remember being in the away end at Filbert Street in the late 80s. My team, Swindon Town, were 2-0 up with less than 10 minutes to go. We somehow managed to lose 3-2.

That Prem winning season for LCFC was something else though.

I remember a couple of lively trips to the county ground from kent in 87, the last of which saw us surrending in the second half a two goal aggregate lead.

 

[Mayor of Simpleton]

I remember a couple of lively trips to the county ground from kent in 87, the last of which saw us surrending in the second half a two goal aggregate lead.

Was that the old Div 3 play off Vs Gills? If it was, that was a cracking atmosphere. As were the games at Priestfield and Selhurst park.

 

[Braufather]

Was that the old Div 3 play off Vs Gills? If it was, that was a cracking atmosphere. As were the games at Priestfield and Selhurst park.

indeed! I was at all three. First two very close but Swindon well deserved winners in the end at selhurst!

 

[foxy]

The funny thing is it's actually very accurate!

The funniest thing is, it was very funny, never did show the final series over here. I bet there are a few people over here going through the tailings and roads with the price of gold at what it is.

 

[trummy]

The wife's wedding ring

 

[Mayor of Simpleton]

indeed! I was at all three. First two very close but Swindon well deserved winners in the end at selhurst!

I was also at all three. What a coincidence!

 

[Clint]

The funniest thing is, it was very funny, never did show the final series over here. I bet there are a few people over here going through the tailings and roads with the price of gold at what it is.

Look on YouTube "Lance finds gold". That scene is epic and truly captures the moment when you find something special. Well directed by Crook who got it right because he actually knows..

 

[CD]

Brewing related: 1. A copy of ‘The Big Book of Brewing’ by Dave Line the month it was first published in 1974. 2. A week's course at Peter Austin's Ringwood Brewery in November1984 - which cost me £100.

 

[BarnBrian]

Divorce papers

 

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Everything - but for different reasons. If I had to pick one thing though, and it had to be related to brewing, it should probably be my first brewing kit. It set me off on a whole new adventure that I will probably enjoy for the rest of my life.

 

[Stevieboy]

Wireless Scalextric Controllers

 

[Little Rock Brewing]

Pretty pleased with this purchase.

 

[Clint]

I just had this delivered! Another rod,this time a specialist tool for baiting up.