I feel very accomplished today as I expertly (under the guidance of YouTube) took apart the centre console of my car and fitted an aux cable to the back of my radio.
Unfortunately the headlight bulb beat me and I had to call in daddy mechanics 
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I went the Gym and cancelled my membership, I have only been using the sauna in there for about 6 months and have only been there 3 times since November it was costing me 25 pound a month, I have been using another Gym but never got around to cancelling that one until today
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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I took apart and then reassembled in working order the turbo pet hair tool for my vacuum cleaner. I actually took it apart and reassembled it three times but it didn't actually work until after the third rebuild. The tool for the Dyson is much more well designed than the one for the Henry. |
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"I feel very accomplished today as I expertly (under the guidance of YouTube) took apart the centre console of my car and fitted an aux cable to the back of my radio.
Unfortunately the headlight bulb beat me and I had to call in daddy mechanics
What have you done recently to make you feel accomplished? And what did we do without YouTube? "
Well done you |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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It didn't make me feel accomplished but I am pleased with myself for finally bothering to list a couple of things on Gumtree.
They've not sold but at least in a few days I'll be able to take them to a charity shop without feeling guilty for not trying to sell them first. |
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"I feel very accomplished today as I expertly (under the guidance of YouTube) took apart the centre console of my car and fitted an aux cable to the back of my radio.
Unfortunately the headlight bulb beat me and I had to call in daddy mechanics
What have you done recently to make you feel accomplished? And what did we do without YouTube?
Well done you "
thanks
i am very excited too as it makes my radio into a handsfree speaker as well even though no one rings me so will probabaly never use it lol |
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"It didn't make me feel accomplished but I am pleased with myself for finally bothering to list a couple of things on Gumtree.
They've not sold but at least in a few days I'll be able to take them to a charity shop without feeling guilty for not trying to sell them first."
I just use Facebook for flogging stuff i no longer use |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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"It didn't make me feel accomplished but I am pleased with myself for finally bothering to list a couple of things on Gumtree.
They've not sold but at least in a few days I'll be able to take them to a charity shop without feeling guilty for not trying to sell them first.
I just use Facebook for flogging stuff i no longer use "
I tried that initially but there are a couple of people on the local FB selling pages that make it more trouble than it's worth.
You know the sort, they chime in on every post that it's not worth what the person is asking, or moaning about something the seller has said, (like must be collected this week whatever), or saying the item is crap, whether they're interested in buying it or not (usually not). Fucking up people's sales is their entertainment, apparently.
I can't be arsed with it and use Gumtree now. |
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I used a YouTube tutorial as to how to change my headlights yesterday. Normally would book it into the garage to do it but thought I would get my hands dirty for once. |
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"I feel very accomplished today as I expertly (under the guidance of YouTube) took apart the centre console of my car and fitted an aux cable to the back of my radio.
Unfortunately the headlight bulb beat me and I had to call in daddy mechanics
What have you done recently to make you feel accomplished? And what did we do without YouTube? "
While fitting the aux cable to your centre console I hope you also added a little cubby compartment for car park loose change |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"I feel very accomplished today as I expertly (under the guidance of YouTube) took apart the centre console of my car and fitted an aux cable to the back of my radio.
Unfortunately the headlight bulb beat me and I had to call in daddy mechanics
What have you done recently to make you feel accomplished? And what did we do without YouTube?
While fitting the aux cable to your centre console I hope you also added a little cubby compartment for car park loose change "
 You're a cheeky one Scotty.
I added a little change purse to my car.
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I haven't done anything for ages that's left me feeling really chuffed with myself. The last thing was making a shoe rack out of an old pallet, and before that it was pulling out a horrible 70's tiled fireplace, cleaning and repointing the bricks and fitting a wood burner. I was ever so chuffed after that |
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I built a garden office from scratch. The instruction book was 54 pages long. I had to do foundations, woodwork, windows, doors, plastering, electrics, roofing and finally decorating. Well worth it in the end as i now have a fully tricked out self contained man cave!!  |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"I built a garden office from scratch. The instruction book was 54 pages long. I had to do foundations, woodwork, windows, doors, plastering, electrics, roofing and finally decorating. Well worth it in the end as i now have a fully tricked out self contained man cave!! "
How many pages did you read?
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Repaired the washing machine and its working perfectly now.
Its ten years old and I have kept it running.
Though since I was on the design team that built the thing in the first place . So maybe I had an advantage |
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"I built a garden office from scratch. The instruction book was 54 pages long. I had to do foundations, woodwork, windows, doors, plastering, electrics, roofing and finally decorating. Well worth it in the end as i now have a fully tricked out self contained man cave!!
How many pages did you read?
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To be honest i got about half way through and spent 3 hours looking for the plastic sheeting that was supposed to be the first covering on top of the roof... after much deliberation i decided that i used it as the suppression covering underneath the foundations... so after resolving to pay more attention to the instructions and a trip to B&Q was back on track!! |
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"I built a garden office from scratch. The instruction book was 54 pages long. I had to do foundations, woodwork, windows, doors, plastering, electrics, roofing and finally decorating. Well worth it in the end as i now have a fully tricked out self contained man cave!!
How many pages did you read?
To be honest i got about half way through and spent 3 hours looking for the plastic sheeting that was supposed to be the first covering on top of the roof... after much deliberation i decided that i used it as the suppression covering underneath the foundations... so after resolving to pay more attention to the instructions and a trip to B&Q was back on track!! "
Shame we can't see pics!!! |
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"I built a garden office from scratch. The instruction book was 54 pages long. I had to do foundations, woodwork, windows, doors, plastering, electrics, roofing and finally decorating. Well worth it in the end as i now have a fully tricked out self contained man cave!!
Uts all built, that's brilliant bud enjoy your escape pod "
I am! And good work on the washer - insider knowledge is always a bonus! |
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"I feel very accomplished today as I expertly (under the guidance of YouTube) took apart the centre console of my car and fitted an aux cable to the back of my radio.
Unfortunately the headlight bulb beat me and I had to call in daddy mechanics
What have you done recently to make you feel accomplished? And what did we do without YouTube?
While fitting the aux cable to your centre console I hope you also added a little cubby compartment for car park loose change
You're a cheeky one Scotty.
I added a little change purse to my car.
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 double sided sticky tape and string? |
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"I feel very accomplished today as I expertly (under the guidance of YouTube) took apart the centre console of my car and fitted an aux cable to the back of my radio.
Unfortunately the headlight bulb beat me and I had to call in daddy mechanics
What have you done recently to make you feel accomplished? And what did we do without YouTube?
While fitting the aux cable to your centre console I hope you also added a little cubby compartment for car park loose change "
Actually no. I have used the inbuilt cubby compartment formerly known as the ashtray as the storage compartment for my newly fitted aux cable |
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"I feel very accomplished today as I expertly (under the guidance of YouTube) took apart the centre console of my car and fitted an aux cable to the back of my radio.
Unfortunately the headlight bulb beat me and I had to call in daddy mechanics
What have you done recently to make you feel accomplished? And what did we do without YouTube?
While fitting the aux cable to your centre console I hope you also added a little cubby compartment for car park loose change
Actually no. I have used the inbuilt cubby compartment formerly known as the ashtray as the storage compartment for my newly fitted aux cable "
Most disappointing!! without a cubby compartment for loose change I get the feeling history may repeat itself. Maybe have a word with Lickety about her change purse project??? |
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"It didn't make me feel accomplished but I am pleased with myself for finally bothering to list a couple of things on Gumtree.
They've not sold but at least in a few days I'll be able to take them to a charity shop without feeling guilty for not trying to sell them first."
Try shpock too as it's free, just no way of messaging someone until after you've both clicked sale |
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I deleted Facebook app............ I took an fb hiatus 6 months ago and I never went back, now I'm completely off the social media grid....... Very liberating it is too |
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"I built a garden office from scratch. The instruction book was 54 pages long. I had to do foundations, woodwork, windows, doors, plastering, electrics, roofing and finally decorating. Well worth it in the end as i now have a fully tricked out self contained man cave!!
Uts all built, that's brilliant bud enjoy your escape pod
I am! And good work on the washer - insider knowledge is always a bonus! "
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