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No I didn’t. And my comment was about postage cost. It’s a sales thread, not a discussion thread. Dropping a fiver off each of these. £20 each.

I'll drop these to £30..

In as new condition, I've used it a couple of times for dog walking but it's not showing any signs of it. Best to watch a video or read a review of this highly rated and admired bag rather than me trying to and describe it. I do know that it's the most solidly built bag I've ever seen and it's...

Marked as sold, cheers.

A somewhat 'tactical' light this one, self defence is one of it's obvious attributes. It runs on a long battery made up of 2 x 21700 with a USB-C charge port on the end and chucks a beam an incredible distance. Retail on them, even at AliExpress, is around £130. Boxed with bits...£95/£85 inc...

Awesome beast this, a wall of light. Often referred to as a soda can light, this multi battery/multi LED torch will illuminate a field easily. Comes with 3 batteries and a silicone diffuser, it also features a 1/4" mount so can be attached to a tripod or whatever. It's as new in its box with...

Still bagged and tagged...£65/£55 inc postage and PayPal.

The content isn’t AI generated, AI is used to gather the news sources. AI generated implies possible fake news. I used Google to find that information, but it doesn’t mean it’s an AI generated answer.

Ground News is an app I've been using. It's not a news channel, they collate the same stories from as many different sources as they can and list them along with their (the sources) political leanings. Means you can compare the way the story is presented. https://ground.news/ Edit: @TeeDee has...

£5 inc, I was shocked at the price for such a tiny item. I'll edit it if its ambiguous.

Size L says the label.

Great little torches from Maratac, built to US Government spec for its agencies and contractors. They take AAA or a 3.7V 10440 battery (much brighter). Mechanical clicky switches offers 3 modes, lo/hi/blinky and the diffuser cap is made of decent GITD material and glows a good while after...

Hardly worn as you can see in the pics. Really nicely made glove, great design. So much so I tend to use cheapo riggers for fires and outdoorsy stuff. £35/ 30 inc tracked postage and PP fees. No trades/offers thanks.

It's not toxic in it's element form so handling it isn't dangerous, it's the soluble salts that are. I remember being told by our chemistry teacher at school that it was consumed as a purgative for constipation in Ancient Greece. I reckon half a pint of the stuff would force most things out as...

Mimi-dog in a log

By letting private companies with no previous experience of nuclear power build them in remote locations such as the Welsh hills. Last Energy is an American company that is currently seeking a relaxation of safety regulations in the US...

I know exactly what you mean and assumed it was as common knowledge as coffee goes in the mouth rather than any other orifice.

"I can't hear you Keith." :)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00jzj72