post a *PIC* of your latest purchase (can be anything as long as you purchased it)

[littlebeast]

lol - i’ve adopted the ‘just tell me what to do’ approach.

 

[Escape pod]

She was just a couple of months into retirement with a nice new house to enjoy.
There’s a good reason for insurance companies insist on handrails.

#One• Gives lawyers something to do: / everybody waking up in the morning,. ~ before taking a step. Reflect.
Explorers calculated & discovered the world allwithout pre-erected handrail.
Handrails a Third world nuance.

 

[CDONA]

Az. sun hammers everything, I just bought another replacement Tilley,
my third, and another GI boonie, that thinned on top, so 4 sun hats since I've retired, '04
New and sun faded, about 7 years.

 

[Abacinator]

 

[two wheel tramp]

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oooh, stabby!

 

[MC BumSlap]

Will see how this goes. Might return it in a few days. LOL

 

[ThumperX]

I’m still on my old 13Pro. It’s been replaced twice with Apple Care

 

[ucmgrad]

I'm still on my 13 pro, before that I had the 6s. I want to see if this phone will last me till the 20 comes out LOL

 

[MC BumSlap]

I went from X to 13Pro to Air. I've forced myself to go on 4-year cycles. Especially for $1k iPhones. LOL

 

[byke]

I don't think a phone like that would survive in my pocket. It'd turn into a banana!

 

[MC BumSlap]

I don't think a phone like that would survive in my pocket. It'd turn into a banana!

You can bend more than 215 pounds of pressure in your pocket?

 

[byke]

That doesn't show yield at all, but if a cracked screen is the measure, then......yes, because 215lbs over a square inch, is less than a pound at a sixteenth of an inch.

 

[Akira-R]

So i've been without one for way too long. It finally went on sale so I jumped on it.
Too bad the 5.5 cup model wasn't on sale, it was $100 more than the 10 cup.

 

[Abacinator]

What is the benefit of a rice cooker vs just a pot on the stove? I make pretty damn good rice with the latter method.

 

[Akira-R]

What is the benefit of a rice cooker vs just a pot on the stove? I make pretty damn good rice with the latter method.

Cleanup, spillovers on the stove.
Set it and forget it.
Steamer
Brown/Gaba rice settings
Makes rice better than i can ever make on a stove, even if I can make it good.
Allows use of that pot for something else while making dinner.
Time function to cook rice at a certain time, allowing pre-setup.
My family doesn't have to wait for me to make rice in the pot, they can do it themselves in the rice cooker with fantastic results.

 

[Abacinator]

Sounds like a nice convenience for you

Between the space limitations of our kitchen, and general cooking needs, a rice cooker doesn't fit the bill.

 

[B-mtrd]

Cameras for the Chigee AIO-6. Very happy with them.

 

[Sharxfan]

So i've been without one for way too long. It finally went on sale so I jumped on it.
Too bad the 5.5 cup model wasn't on sale, it was $100 more than the 10 cup.

I love mine. It also makes excellent sushi rice just the right amount of sticky. I swear we use that damn thing at least 4 times a week if not more a very rice heavy diet down here.

 

[Butch]

Bread was also

 

[Butch]

We had to choose. We bought the expensive stuff. €10.