My two recent purchases:
A 250GB Samsung 860 EVO SSD for OS.
An RPi4 to play with.
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I made a similar thread a few years ago on a Swedish forum:
If you want to see what is bought in Sweden!
Not active there anymore! Itâs a completely different forum focus. When I was active, the topics were more mixed. Now itâs more Apple! 
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Lenovo Thinkpad T430 second SSD caddy replaces DVD RW unit.
Now I have two Samsung 860 EVO SSDs. One for my wifeâs Windows, one for my EndeavourOS Gnome install. Happy wife, happy life.
Pudge
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Olight M2R Pro Warrior flashlight in the limited Gunmetal Gray color.
Kind of a silly name - âWarriorâ - and the âDeliberate Tactical Operationâ referred to on the box is just marketing-speak for âit has a switchâ 
but itâs a hell of a fine light.
I already had 2, one in black and one in tan. But Iâm a sucker for gray - although this gray turned out to be far darker than I expected.
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New gauge cluster for my 2013 Honda PCX.
and some fittings and the like for the kitchen I have been building. We now have a laundry area and a cooking area. We just need a sink and counter tops.
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I think can also be because it has a sharp edge and therefore could conceivably be used as a weaponâŠ
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Ah yes, the deadly pointy bezel. Second only to a bayonet in lethality. 
Theyâre actually referring to the tailcap switch, though. Itâs momentary only - it doesnât click on - so apparently thatâs âtacticalâ as opposed to âuseful.â (Itâs also a 2-stage momentary, for 2 different light levels depending on how deep you press.)
Marketing is a science unto itself.
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My custom made doormat.
It says âGET LOST!â in Swedish. 
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Unfortunately @jonathon I am worried about you. Those pens could be considered a dangerous weapon. After all, wasnât it a British Police Unit that confiscated a spoon as a âdangerous weaponâ?
Humor aside, I do like the pens. I miss writing with a fountain pen.
@Mr_Ecks If I could get one of those in Danish, it would be the perfect gift for one of my friends. Of course it would have to have Thai subtitles.
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You can design your own, though Iâm not entirely sure that they got Thai fonts. Itâs probably enough if you got them on your computer.
Iâll PM you a link.
âFĂžrsvind!â would look nice on a doormat!
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That it would, and he would be chuffed to get it. We often bicker about stuff (politics mostly), but in the end, we go off and get a beer together. Ironic that.
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Indulgence wins⊠(and my âoldâ one is 1366x768 from 2007). Good for sports, anyway 
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I really like your sound system! What is it?
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Itâs a âbitâ old - Panasonic Technics introduction âhaloâ system 
I think I started putting it together in about 1977 - lots of pieces!
- Cassette tape deck
- Meter Unit
- 2 x power amp
- Preamp
- Equalizer
- FM tuner
- Denon DD turntable (SME 2009 tonearm - Shure ERA IV cart)
There was more - but the tuner/timer and hologram generator got parked! Here some wiki info on the setup
9000 Pro Series
- 9000 Professional Series: A series of stack-able, or rack mountable, units included the SE-9060 Amp, SU-9070 Pre-Amp, SH-9010 Equalizer, SH-9020 Meter Unit and ST-9030 Tuner. These âPro Seriesâ components replaced the earlier SE-9600 Amp, SU-9700 Pre-Amp and ST-9300/9600/9700 Tuner that were deemed too large. The 9000 Pro Series was introduced because of demand for smaller, quality components. The European version of the Pro Series had a different faceplate than the US version: 18" vs. 19". Because of the narrower face plate, the European version required special rack brackets to be rack mountable. The brackets came with the European version of the SH-905ST Professional Series rack. The only difference between this rack and the US version was inclusion of those brackets. As a result, the brackets are ultra rare and even the rack was sold in limited numbers in the USA.
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