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Originally posted by doesntmakememadonna View PostYeah, I had a LOT of people laugh at my phone--husband and colleagues included--but now no one is laughing! I love the stylus, which feels somehow transgressive in that I'm writing and acting like I'm in 1996, taking notes on a Palm Pilot or some such thing. I am very happy with my Note 4.
Annnnd @marytattoo, I had no idea that the Note 5 didn't allow for taking out the battery! I am not really a phone person (I had a flip phone until quite recently), but I really like being able to reboot my phone and take out the battery etc. Thanks for that heads up!
Yep, the Note 4 fits so easily into the Side Effect. Perfect for easy carry.Don’t make something unless it is both necessary and useful; but if it is both necessary and useful, don’t hesitate to make it beautiful. — Shaker Philosophy
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Picked up my new S25 in black halcyon/nws. The black halcyon looks awesome on this bag in my opinion...
The northwest interior looks great too. Coyote Q-Kit with small shop bag rolled and stuffed inside.
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We are ar some sort of fair today:
It is dedicated to the old cars that where build and solt in the ex DDR that part of Germany that belonged to the East block.
Ilkyway
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Kirri they are very nostalig about these cars and also very creative. We saw all kinds of colors and even cabrios and all sorts of remoddled versions. They do a big meetup every year in Anklam and do some "odd" contests like who is the loudest and such things.
Not entierly my cup of tea but fun to go to once in a while and the creativity people put into these cars is emazing.
Ilkyway“Ankh-Morpork people considered that spelling was a sort of optional extra. They believed in it in the same way they believed in punctuation; it didn't matter where you put it so long as it was there.”
By Sir Terence David John Pratchett from The Truth
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My Fjord Shop Bag. It had three pint cans of paint samples, color flyers, and a chicken shawarma plate! Much nicer than carrying a bunch of plastic bags.
I'm moving into a new apartment and have carte blanche to choose the colors. It's a little overwhelming, and I had a brief thought of a Fjord bathroom, but I decided it would be a bit strong. Really love that Shop Bag though!
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Originally posted by bchaplin View PostI had a brief thought of a Fjord bathroom, but I decided it would be a bit strong.here is section of my bathroom walls in zest and UV! Actually the orange is a much deeper and a little darker orange, so although dramatic, it is not as bright as a zest wall. The deep pink (not really UV) is a small area of inset shelves.
I also have another room painted orange... No wonder I love zest.
Fjord would make a fantastic bathroom. In my experience, it is always better to go for the colour that you think you would like as you rarely regret it you like colourful rooms.
The only colour I've ever regretted was a lovely creamy white that we spent ages choosing for the kitchen. It was called buttermilk I think and looked like a warm creamy neutral white. But on the walls with our pale green cabinets, it somehow took on the hue of glowing nuclear waste - at least that is how I see it.Last edited by Kirri; 05-07-2016, 03:15 PM.
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I don't know if this helps or not, but the Nordic part of the white and black Halcyon versions really are identical, at least to my eye. The different grids really make it look like a different colour, but if you block out the grids and just compare the blues, they are the same.
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