Mr Postman

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Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics.

It's a £180 or so book which I got from eBay for £2.79. It turns out, I actually bought it from my old University. It has only been checked out twice, first in 2001 and then again in 2010.
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Cav wrote:Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics.

It's a £180 or so book which I got from eBay for £2.79.
Score!!! (y) ($) ($) ($)
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A new shirt for the RN dinner do

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Very dapper
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I like it!!
It has a sort of "Sgt. Pepper"-vibe about it.
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Some garments and detailing products
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A double sided wash mitt and some new microfibre towels.
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Plantar Fasciitis insoles, fingers crossed they help a little

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New Hub for the wifi, yeah things work again :)
New tyre arriving tomorrow!!! At last.
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1 random parcel which neither my Wife nor I are aware of.

My early Xmas present... 2x MTB jerseys (£20 a jersey is too good to refuse)
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Was the random parcel from Amazon?
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It was through Royal Mail with a strange ref number that's linked to Amazon Sheffield I think, why do you ask?
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It's what's known as a Brushing Scam. People arrange for items to be sent to an address. Once it's delivered they leave a fake review. As it's classed as a sold item it also increases the products ranking at Amazon.

It's nothing to worry about. No one has your details.

It'll be interesting to see what you get. I got some industrial cleaners.
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Hmmmm.... had a quick read-up on that. Interesting....I guess people will resort to some strange methods to get good reviews these days. Weird.
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Strange.. I get it, but that's a weird thing to be doing IMO
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Benq 32inch HDR 4k monitor .
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My Wife's new phone.

My new phone (the same deal) will be arriving tomorrow.
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MagicShine RN3000... WHAT A LIGHT!

My chinese hand held torch lasts 20 minutes these days and with custom batteries I can't buy replacements.

My other MagicShine (Ray2600) is now up on the helmet and these two are more than enough.
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Are you using them to ride into work (I seem to remember you mentioning something like that)....or doing MTB nightrides??
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I use them for commuting but they had to be primarily good enough for trail night rides. For commuting I stick them on the lowest output under streetlights and up 1 setting on unlit roads. I also have flashers front and rear.
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