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[BunganHead Tiger]

(and for champion @Rock Hopper Steve 😉 .... )

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And in the words of Monty Python... 'Why that's bleedin' favouritism that is!'

 

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[Dr_Ice]

Not the worst first serve ............



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Love the old racquets

 

[Suzie-Q]

Not the worst first serve ............



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Look at that lovely racquet 🥰

 

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TV Placement Guide

 

[Merlot]

TV Placement Guide


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eye sight x the length of the arm x boldness of print. 50" 3 m away, Explains why most in there look like aliens, Wasted some $$$ last 2 months on my second brand new fridge n 3rd tv in 22 years .Boo who .No box of cocoa pops n or a cd this bday , tv stole my savings for tyres. 1st world problems , no stress needed

 

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eye sight x the length of the arm x boldness of print. 50" 3 m away, Explains why most in there look like aliens, Wasted some $$$ last 2 months on my second brand new fridge n 3rd tv in 22 years .Boo who .No box of cocoa pops n or a cd this bday , tv stole my savings for tyres. 1st world problems , no stress needed

What brand tv merl

 

[Merlot]

What brand tv merl

Hisense , just an economical LG

 

[innsaneink]

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When tragedy keeps getting worse #couplegoals.

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[InBenjiWeTrust]

 

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What if your future windows weren’t made of glass—but wood?

Scientists in Sweden have engineered a groundbreaking material: transparent wood.
By removing lignin from balsa wood and replacing it with a renewable polymer, researchers have created a crystal-clear alternative to glass that’s 75% lighter, won’t shatter, and offers better insulation.

It even transmits 90% of visible light while blocking heat-causing infrared rays—making it perfect for energy-efficient buildings.
This sustainable marvel could soon show up in homes, greenhouses, and solar panels, proving that innovation can grow straight from nature itself.