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The last thing you bought?

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I haven't seen that since I was a little kid, and the brand I remember is British - Brylcreem. It was very popular here in the 50s and 60s.
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Uppercut is better than Brylcreem. Australians know how to make hair products. 😎 Smells really nice.
 
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2006 release date Red Line Series 1969 Pontiac Firebird
 
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The last thing I thought is that I misread the prompt for this thread, and now I'm just completely confused and off-topic. I bought a hammer and some cable clamps to wrangle the wires for my electric shower head. Don't ask.
 
Levitator said:
The last thing I thought is that I misread the prompt for this thread, and now I'm just completely confused and off-topic. I bought a hammer and some cable clamps to wrangle the wires for my electric shower head. Don't ask.
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Sorry, I'm gonna hafta ask... I'm guessing you're not in the USA? I've never seen point-of-use heated shower heads here in the US, though I know they're common elsewhere. About the closest we get are booster heaters to raise the temperature of water for commercial dishwashers, or sometimes to heat water for a hand wash sink in a remote bathroom.
 
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Sorry, I'm gonna hafta ask... I'm guessing you're not in the USA? I've never seen point-of-use heated shower heads here in the US, though I know they're common elsewhere. About the closest we get are booster heaters to raise the temperature of water for commercial dishwashers, or sometimes to heat water for a hand wash sink in a remote bathroom.
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No, I'm not in the US.
 
Bought a bellhousing in UK.
It hopefully will allow me to change from a 4 speed transmission to a 5 speed (overdrive) in one of my cars.
 
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia DVD season 14. Now I just need season 9 and 15 and then I have all the seasons. 😁 It's impossible to find it here for some crazy reason so I have to get it shipped from the US, inconvenient.
 
Apart from routine stuff like food and beverages, the last thing was this book about Italian partisans in WWII. I bought it online so it is yet to arrive.
 
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