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Its time for me to sell my trusty CRT TV. Its been a beautiful TV with awsome quality for a CRT screen. Reviews for it all say it was best of it time, but as its about 3-4 years old now I decided it was time to upgrade.

It comes with its own stand, remote, external speakers and internal Sub Woofer and manual.

Due to its weight and size, I’m not going to arrange for delivery, so Pick-up only.

Originally when I got it, it was about £1600, I’m looking to get £200 or nearest offer for it. Or you can bid for it on .

If your interested, get in touch.

Its been a little while since my last entry… so heres a couple of bits.

• Watched the Calzagie fight t stupid o’clock, fell asleep somepoint between it finishing nd 0530.
• Nola visited Trefforest, carnage ensued. Photos on facebook. Nola bought Jack a a new ball as present. Unfortunately, Jack being Jack, decided that it was too good a gift to play with so decided he should bury it for safe keeping. In doing so he dug up several of my leeks and Pak Choi. I’ve done my best to replant them, and hopefully, they’ll survive.
• Finally bit the bullet and bought an incredibly well priced 42″ LCD 1080p TV to replace my still good Toshiba 36″. (I’ll now be selling my Toshiba if anyone is interested). The Delivery of the TV was quite eventfull, somehow CityLink lost this 42″ TV at thier depot in Splott. Thanks to the online tracking, I was able to spot this within 24hrs and get Ebuyer to send a replacement on next day delivery. I do linke EBuyer, but I think they should make some enquiries with CityLink as to how they could ‘lose’ something so big.

Thats it for now. I’ll be setting the TV up tonight, hope it works as good as the reviews. If you are interested in my Toshiba, I expect I’ll be selling for £300. As anyone who has seen it will know, its picture quality is superb for a CRT. Many people ask why I really wanted to replace it.

As part of a tradition started years ago when I wasn’t allowed into a betting shop, I’ve placed my bet on the Grand National at Aintree.

Unlike most horse races, the Grand National is pretty unpredictable. Favourites fall at the first, outsiders finish in the top 3. So, as always I’ve picked several horses to optimise my chance of winning something back. Below are my choices, I’ve decided to put no more then £30 into this, and every one is each way. Just have to wait and see what happens now. The race is at 1615, and I’m not sure where I’ll be during it but thanks to Ladbrokes online, I can check the results out later, when with any luck I’ll be a little better off, ha ha.