Brit/pol/ - early morning edition

Hermes have done me lads.

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They built the high places of Baal in the Valley of the Son of Hinnom, to offer up their sons and daughters to Molech, though I did not command them, nor did it enter into my mind, that they should do this abomination, to cause Judah to sin.

Jeremiah 13:9-27

>parcel left outside
>didn't sign for it
>claim refund
>thanks hermes

Alice? Who the fuck is Alice?

I don't even want free stuff, I just want the stuff I paid for.

It'll get delivered to a house a 3 miles away and you'll never see your package again. I've cancelled orders when I found put Hermes were shipping and I put that on my reasons.

I do RC cars. Build them, bash them, race them and they cost a bit of money. When I cancelled a big order become of Hermes the store emailed me back and said they'd no longer use Hermes.

Kek I thought I was the only one doing that. Got a free Roomba and Laptop already.

/ourgirl/ Alice Grant

youtube.com/watch?v=ZaevvLxxCWY

So hot

It’s a very nice symbol that I would wear in public if there weren’t so many fucking ZogBots that would kill me for it

I've bought thousands of items over the years and never been burned by a delivery, tbj. Wasn't happy when Amazon left £400 of filament behind the bin a few weeks back after not even bothering to knock though. What if there was a spontaneous fire? Do you buy all your parts or print some?

With respect to this they are surprised when you do not join them in the same flood of debauchery, and they malign you;

Zechariah 10:2

SLAVA UKRAINI

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should have bought from a bricks and mortar family run store

Between hermes 'non deliveries' and the sainsburys scan and go free shopping I'm beating inflation

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>google

I buy, I don't have a 3D printer as I don't really need to yet. I snapped the bracket that holds a rear wing onto one of my trucks, they only cost about £5. The cars are built a bit like F1 cars in that they're designed to break in certain areas to avoid causing damage to other areas. I have about 6 spare suspension arms on the shelf.

In Oxford lads, how dead am I?

Can't condone the scan and go tactic. When I order things I always make sure its against signature only. Then if they cannot keep a simply contract... but I dont steal. Thats not a society I want to live in and you should re-evaluate your morals.

I live in a big city and I can't even find half the stuff I buy in a local place now. Many is the time I've had to drive 20 miles for a simple car part. Life must be hell for townies.

All well and good but those stored don't get by from just one person's custom. There are no local RC stores in my area any more, I'd have to drive to one and pay more in fuel than it'd cost in shipping.

Same with my telescope purchases.

I fucking miss Maplins even if they did rape you with their prices.

We can off set the lack of commercial premises' with the lack of BAMEs. The less commerce the less foreign muck blundering around

>you should re-evaluate your morals.
Half inching meat from billionaire supermarket owners is good for society. Healthy population = healthy society. Sainsburys should be paying me to eat their substandard produce

What telescope did you get? I'm looking for one I can connect my new nikon Z9 to

They were always going to get killed by e-commerce. It's one thing marking up a USB lead or something that people will gono and not argue about the extra £1 on the price. It's another marking up graphics cards that are already expensive. You can't get away with marking up one off purchases so highly. There's no way you would go to Maplins for a PC build, you'd be paying £100s more than you wold at other actual brick and mortar stores

>We can
>We won't
Plus it just gives delivery BAMEs a good excuse to be in my street being BAMEs. Build back the fucking high street. I miss chatting to autistic store owners about better parts.

Same with Halfords. Small stuff they are a good source for, but the tax they put on bigger things is going to do them.

Sky Watcher 150P Newtonian on the EQ3 mount with motor drive and SynScan tracking.

Newtonian reflectors are more for visual observation. If you're set on doing astrophotography you will want a refractor, preferably apochromatic but they'll cost money.

Email firstlightoptics.com, tell them what you want and what your budget is and they'll advise you what they have in stock suitable for you. You'll want a good mount if you want to do photography so it doesn't ruin an evenings work because of a bit of wind.

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I have forced a certain supermarket to start tagging their nutraceuticals. Jokes on them because I just wear gloves now and rip the tags off.

Nice one cheers. Getting down to Cornwall this year to get some milky way shots.