Pointless blokey stuff.

[anonymous-user]

After recently buying one of these magnificent stirling engines for my gaff, I was wondering what other pointless blokey things for your houses fellow posters have recently wasted spent good money on.

[Timmy35]

A 9" astronomical telescope. Thus far my star gazing efforts have revealed nothing more than an apparently permanent cloud base at 5000ft.

[SkinnyBoy]

a vintage jap spec TV unit that needs tonnes of work to get it working in my car!

Pointless but oh so sweet when its in!

[blindswelledrat]

Thats brilliant El.

Personally I have a tiny torch which illuminates half the world and cost an arm and a leg.
Can't remember if I have used it beyond the first day it arrived.

[Drop Test b3nxj]

El stovey said:

After recently buying one of these magnificent stirling engines for my gaff, I was wondering what other pointless blokey things for your houses fellow posters have recently wasted spent good money on.

What does that do?

[anonymous-user]

blindswelledrat said:

Thats brilliant El.

Personally I have a tiny torch which illuminates half the world and cost an arm and a leg.
Can't remember if I have used it beyond the first day it arrived.

I've bought these too.

I try to get the strongest one possible and then get angry when my kids get hold of them and nearly blind themselves!

[blindswelledrat]

In the office this morning we were debating the merits vs justifiability of buying night vision goggles.
One of those blokey things you really want but know you would never ever use.

[anonymous-user]

Drop Test b3nxj said:

What does that do?

When placed on a warm object it rotates. All it needs is for there to be a temperature differential between the top and bottom plate so it works on a cold object but in reverse.

http://www.stirlingengine.co.uk/

[mel]

blindswelledrat said:

In the office this morning we were debating the merits vs justifiability of buying night vision goggles.
One of those blokey things you really want but know you would never ever use.

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[Nic Jones]

blindswelledrat said:

In the office this morning we were debating the merits vs justifiability of buying night vision goggles.
One of those blokey things you really want but know you would never ever use.

Utter tosh.

Of course you'd use them, put them on when you drive and then switch off your lights and go covert!

[Einion Yrth]

Drop Test b3nxj said:

El stovey said:

After recently buying one of these magnificent stirling engines for my gaff, I was wondering what other pointless blokey things for your houses fellow posters have recently wasted spent good money on.

What does that do?

Stand it on top of a hot cup of coffee and the wheel goes round.

[ypauly]

Timmy35 said:

A 9" astronomical telescope. Thus far my star gazing efforts have revealed nothing more than an apparently permanent cloud base at 5000ft.

fit bird across the street?

[Einion Yrth]

ypauly said:

Timmy35 said:

A 9" astronomical telescope. Thus far my star gazing efforts have revealed nothing more than an apparently permanent cloud base at 5000ft.

fit bird across the street?

'sastronomical, she'd be upside down.

[ypauly]

Einion Yrth said:

ypauly said:

Timmy35 said:

A 9" astronomical telescope. Thus far my star gazing efforts have revealed nothing more than an apparently permanent cloud base at 5000ft.

fit bird across the street?

'sastronomical, she'd be upside down.

and?

[mel]

I bought an Ultrasonic Bath on ebay, well when I say bath it's about big enough to bath a stapler in, it obviously isn't an everyday occurance to say "right then dear I'm just off out to the garage to bath my collection of staplers" so you can tell how usefull it is. So far I've sat and stared at it while it contained my watch and then been amazed at the way I was able to remove a watch that looked absolutely no different what so ever (well apart from being wet) to when I put it in.

[Timmy35]

Einion Yrth said:

ypauly said:

Timmy35 said:

A 9" astronomical telescope. Thus far my star gazing efforts have revealed nothing more than an apparently permanent cloud base at 5000ft.

fit bird across the street?

'sastronomical, she'd be upside down.

I wonder if you can get a correcting lens to invert the image.

[mel]

ypauly said:

Einion Yrth said:

ypauly said:

Timmy35 said:

A 9" astronomical telescope. Thus far my star gazing efforts have revealed nothing more than an apparently permanent cloud base at 5000ft.

fit bird across the street?

'sastronomical, she'd be upside down.

and?

Well her tits will hang across her face, obviously.

[hugoagogo]

El stovey said:

blindswelledrat said:

Thats brilliant El.

Personally I have a tiny torch which illuminates half the world and cost an arm and a leg.
Can't remember if I have used it beyond the first day it arrived.

I've bought these too.

I try to get the strongest one possible and then get angry when my kids get hold of them and nearly blind themselves!

yeah, but it's worth it to see their little faces light up..........

[Jock Strap]

Timmy35 said:

Einion Yrth said:

ypauly said:

Timmy35 said:

A 9" astronomical telescope. Thus far my star gazing efforts have revealed nothing more than an apparently permanent cloud base at 5000ft.

fit bird across the street?

'sastronomical, she'd be upside down.

I wonder if you can get a correcting lens to invert the image.

Or look throught he telescope whilst doing a handstand.

Disclaimer: wanking may be a problem in this position

[hugoagogo]

Jock Strap said:

Timmy35 said:

Einion Yrth said:

ypauly said:

Timmy35 said:

A 9" astronomical telescope. Thus far my star gazing efforts have revealed nothing more than an apparently permanent cloud base at 5000ft.

fit bird across the street?

'sastronomical, she'd be upside down.

I wonder if you can get a correcting lens to invert the image.

Or look throught he telescope whilst doing a handstand.

Disclaimer: wanking may be a problem in this position

blood rushing to your head....