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no, i put my finger in the milk and licked it, because i was curious.

mine

Been 2 years since surgery on both knees. After the revalidation periods (yay, one knee at a time) my intestines thought it was a nice idea to go from being annoying to downright evil. Diagnosed with a spastic colon so that's a load of fun but the medication sort of works. After 2 years of not being able to do any sports, I'm finally starting to go to the gym again and I'm cycling more and more but I gained about 30kg so I need to get rid of that. At least I can ride with a light gearring again. On a normal gearring my knees still hurt. I moved a few kilometers further from the pub so instead of cycling 7km, I now have to go 12km (both single trip). So at least that's a good workout. Going to the gym monday, tuesday and wednesday, rest of the week he's closed in the evening (moved to a small village), so yeah. also going to pick up my poi's again in the hope to have a workout from them on the days that the gym is closed.

Not in my country, smell and taste are different and the cat milk is thicker than the lactose free milk.

What a beauty. Does require wearing an Italian suit though.

It is a curse. I've found that some NorthWave shoes are decently wide enough.
I hope 3D printing shoes becomes more of a thing then

Giro Rumbles look nice but my feet hurt from looking at the pictures. They look so incredibly small. Hoped for a better solution. I've seen a way to convert normal shoes into SPD but it doesn't look proper at all

Their normal ones are seriously expensive. I got normal SPD shoes but wish to get a pair of affordable but normal looking ones, that i can go to the pub with, to the office, etc

Are there very wide but more normal looking affordable SPD shoes that you can normally walk on and don't look that out of place in a work environment? The ones I've tried so far from Chrome and Shimano are so small, i have to get about 3 sizes (EU) bigger to get in them so that will never be comfortable to walk on or even ride in.

(so annoying, back in the days with those fat lip shoes I could walk into any skate shop and find a pair of shoes that fitted, but even skate brands stopped making wide shoes)

I wan't that behind the couch and in the front so she can walk above the television. Should be fun. Need to find the time and money to make it though.

I meant, design a room where she can play and crawl around and do stuff in if she feels like it. Also wish to mount planks so she has her own stairs to the top of the living room.

Like this:

Moved over a month ago from a tiny flat to a proper house but my little lady is still confused about sounds in the house. When I walk into the front door she walks right to the back door and when i come into the back door, she runs towards the front door. I can walk through the house and if she's awake she will search for me but I can walk right past her for some reason and when I make an actual sound she looks at me all surprised. So weird.

One room is going to be for the cat and my bicycles. Nice to have a spare room.

Doubt that would work to my country (not UK). They only look at the price they put on the packaging. If they don't believe it, they open it and check the value of it.

Hopefully soon
Hopefully soon

I've seen links to creation a few times before on this thread but never gave it much thought. It might be best to order it from them. I expect about 60 euro's of extra costs for importing it (custom fees, taxes etc) so I have to take that into my calculation. I really hope to order it soon, but last night I got a phone call that someone is giving me a kitchen so I have to get a plumber, etc etc etc, to get that all in there. Just bought the house and the kitchen is 61 years old, just like the house itself.

Good to hear :) sounds like the perfect watch

Good to hear :)

Thank you for that tip. That's a lot cheaper.

I'm thinking of getting the SKX007K2. Never bought such an expensive watch before so I'm really doubting if I should. Any valid reasons not to or reasons why I should? Can the bezel and glass be easily replaced and are they available online if I scratch them (that's my biggest fear)? I can buy it from a jewel store for 315 euro's. Cheapest I was able to find it.

If you have a belt grinder, some nice steel and a piece of 550, it will only take a few hours to make a new one.

You might be able to split some wood with it, but why take the risk? Mora is nice for preparing dinner, not for a dedicated wood chopper if you want to make a fire in the woods.

Nah. Mora is more for slicing an Apple. Going to test the Schrade in the woods. That's a serious camping knife. You don't want to chop some wood up with a Mora. It's not made for the serious stuff. For normal carry I usually have a RAT-2 in my pocket.

so. i went on holiday and when i came back, her fur was a mess (the bottom coat was so filled up, it was impossible to comb it out). i made an appointment at a place where they deal with cat furs. also for cat shows etc. because of the density of her fur, even on her belly, they thought it might be best to shave her, for her own good. took an hour and a half.

Ordered this knife kit:

Also ordered this one because it was so cheap.

Don't worry, all of them are legal to carry except in the center of some cities which is fully understandable.

For carrying a normal knife? You don't have to be in any armed forces for that. All my knives lock unless they are fixed. A non locking knife is just dangerous. Even my Victorinox has a lock on it. All not allowed in the UK.