What Was The Last Thing That You Bought?

It's fun

 

I was out today at an antique shop and found a pair of fruit scissors. I have been looking for years for one and I finally got them!!

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A hamburger

 

2 packets of Peanut, Chocolate, Raisin Mix

 

WW1 war medal

 

About $120 in groceries.

 

Pizza

 

€2 in groceries.

 

An hour with a hermaphrodite prostitute

 

a 5/8 x 39" raw edge aramid vbelt

 

Cake. Been thinking about it all day!

 

i just bought some batteries for my car keys (they have door lock remotes built in)

weird size...had to order online couldnt find them locally

 

a belt...a new impeller ...and a bearing assembly

 

a rasberry pie, and audio extension chord, and bunch of aa batteries.

 

i just bought some english muffins and eggs....for egg mcmuffins

they were out of sausage rounds so i guess ill have to defrost a bacon

 

you could make your own sausage rounds out of loose sausage with a muffin size hamburger press, or just hand form muffin sized patties.
pre-singe them on each side, (so they won't stick to the paper), then freeze them seperated by parchment paper, ready to microwave.

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46 bux worth of groceries at 'save' mart. that's the big grocery store on the same corner i have to go to for things dollar tree and 99 cent don't have. tj's is actually cheaper, but they don't have my powdered chocklet. plus they're all the way the other side of town and two bus transfers, which means i need to start relatively early in the day, and only go there once or twice a month. i only go to save mart once or twice too, because it seems expensive for ordinary groceries. i only go there because its the same corner as my bus stop, also the dollar tree my b of a, the 99 cent and radio snack

 

Rope and handle for the recoil starter on the antique tractor... First money I've had to put into this thing. (not including Gas and Oil)

 

Mazda 5 key fob and batteries.

 

Rechargable of course!...?

 

an Atmel ATmega168pb evaluation board. Small 8-bit microcontroller. First thing I wanna try to use it for is a binary clock, 16 LEDs to show the current time in binary. In binary time a "second" is actually a little longer since each bit represents 1/65536th of a day (a normal second is 1/86400th of a day). At midnight the 16 bits roll over to all zeros and the. slowly count up until they overflow again at midnight the next morning. At noon, the MSB is a 1 followed by 15 zeros (0x8000).

This is a desktop version displaying the current time: