What have you just bought?

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My latest Sega Saturn purchases. I´m on fire with Saturn games and looking for more...

Also Snake Funko and like 30 dvd movies (some sealed) for 1 euro each, i think is a good deal and some cheap used PS4 games.


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Arcane0ne said:
My latest Sega Saturn purchases. I´m on fire with Saturn games and looking for more...

Also Snake Funko and like 30 dvd movies (some sealed) for 1 euro each, i think is a good deal and some cheap used PS4 games.


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Do you have Virtua Fighter Remix and Sim City 2000 for the Saturn? JP versions.
 
Macbook Air 15/512GB/24GB

My Razer Blade broke during a move to San Diego. Couldn't find a laptop I liked and shockingly, every Snapdragon X Elite laptop I liked had an OLED screen and those don't belong on laptops I'm trying to do work on.

Microcenter had this on sale for 1352, 200 dollars cheaper than the Surface Laptop with 32gb and at that point why the hell buy that.

You apple fuckers actually made a high end laptop that's the better buy.

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do you need to "treat" the rope or anything? or does it come already "treated"?
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We're starting with paracord while I learn the knots then moving on to POSH rope which will likely need treating. I've been watching videos from voudou ropes, they do a free 5 day course, which is just 5 emails with YouTube links. It's worth it for free and the videos are informative, especially the one about which ropes are good and which are less so. Actually ended up saving me some money because I was going to get some cotton weaved rope, thinking it'll have a nice feel on the skin, but it's apparently too stretchy.
 
Baking/serving dish with lid, from Ikea:

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I've wanted to do some more oven dishes and I'm right now trying out them with some potatoes and sausages. I'll be ChatGPT:ing some very simple pie recipees shortly just to get a hang on how these things work. I'm not very good at cooking, but I love using my oven as it's much easier and doesn't require much input from me.
 
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Took a trip to Microcenter , Checked its guts in case that goo was spurting out but all good .
I got good credit so I applied for 3 credit cards and put a grand on each and got 650 back in rewards cash from using them, I'll take a hit on my credit score for that !
Also got 900 for my 4080 SUPER so I feel I was not raped too much (I keep telling myself that ) but still sooo overpriced.....but fuck me playin games on this is :messenger_smiling_hearts:
 
The last 4 dungeon crawler carl audio books were massively discounted on audible so I grabbed them. I've been driving a new Stihl electric mower the last few weeks at work and these books help make the time go by. Listened to the dark tower series last summer
 
Roomba 205. It's got Lidar. Something other robot vacs have had for years now. On sale cheap. It's been running around the house all week.
I willing to invest in the creation of an Indy game staring a robot vac who has to clean up after cats and dogs in the house. Unreal Engine with DLSS. :)
 
Dr.Morris79 said:
Bought some light reading :messenger_tears_of_joy:

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Enjoy. I am a big fan of Hancocks work. The more time that goes by since reading that book, the more evidence of his theories is becoming evident.

The crux of it all is, as you will read, an ancient globe spanning civilization was here long before modern humans was here, and they got wiped out by a global cataclysm. Structures and technology they used was lost to time, with but a few remaining pieces scattered around the world here and there.

Whether or not you believe the conspiracy that the government is covering up a lof ot the 'evidence' is yours to decide. I personlly believe it.
 
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Enjoy. I am a big fan of Hancocks work. The more time that goes by since reading that book, the more evidence of his theories is becoming evident.

The crux of it all is, as you will read, an ancient globe spanning civilization was here long before modern humans was here, and they got wiped out by a global cataclysm. Structures and technology they used was lost to time, with but a few remaining pieces scattered around the world here and there.

Whether or not you believe the conspiracy that the government is covering up a lof ot the 'evidence' is yours to decide. I personlly believe it.
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I've been looking into it more as of late, the last few months (I haven't really thought about Egypt, or any form of archaeology since I was 9, I actually wanted to be an archaeologist..)

I've watched pretty much all of the current debates on the topic, including Dibble, Jimmy, Randall, etc.. read Christopher Dunns books, argued with 'Professor Dave (What a sneering cock that bloke is)

And the conclusion?

You're right!

Something stinks in the archeology world, something quite eye opening 🤔

How you can even move stones of such size (As a basic), is mind bending, and that's before you get to certain intricacies of stone work, height, age, wear, astral knowledge

The list goes on and on and the rabbit hole goes deeper and deeper..

I honestly can't stand people like Professor Dave, Dibble and various other fart sniffers that come across as all knowing whilst being utterly vile to folks like Hancock just for putting ideas across.

And what the hell is Zahi all about??

It's utterly bonkers when you start delving into it all :pie_thinking:
 
Dr.Morris79 said:
Something stinks in the archeology world, something quite eye opening 🤔

How you can even move stones of such size (As a basic), is mind bending, and that's before you get to certain intricacies of stone work, height, age, wear, astral knowledge

The list goes on and on and the rabbit hole goes deeper and deeper..
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Semi-related, there's a Youtube channel called "Clickspring" that you might be interested in.

The dude is a watchmaker and does a lot of intricate machine work, but he's also trying to recreate the Antikythera Mechanism using X-ray photographs of the device and tools that the ancient Greeks would have had available. It's fascinating and amazing what they could have done with tools we'd now consider "primitive"

The Pyramids are a whole different ballgame, however, and I have lots of questions.
 
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