Mostly dead tbh

www.facebook.com/share/v/LsYN... found this!

Since when was a centenary 103 years?

Would look something like this and there is room to detour towards the end onto other tube lines around central London if you have time

(4) walk up the road to Embankment and get on the Bakerloo line which has the oldest trains on the underground network. Either way you could head up to Baker Street where the Bakerloo platforms are the oldest station on the network and then get the Circle/Metropolitan/Hammersmith line back to Euston

(3) you could tap into blackfriars and go onto the bridge and then go down the district/circle line there to Westminster to see Big Ben. Then you could either get on the Jubilee line and see the newer trains which make fun swooshing noises when they pull in and out the station or

(2) The DLR heads out london but you could get off at Canary Wharf and then walk to Canary Wharf Pier and get the clipper back up the Thames under Tower Bridge and then get off at Blackfriars pier (you can tap this with a debit or oyster and this is easy, signposted and staff are on had to help)

I believe Angel has the longest escalator, it is two stops from euston on the northern line and 1 stop from kings cross. You could continue from there to Bank where you could go see the tunnel shield used for digging the tube (bsky.app/profile/lizz...) and then get the DLR. (1 of some)

Yeah that's pretty much just a librettist

Happy to share build instructions and STLs if anyone is interested in making their own

Oh no you're totally right. Also the wood, and the whole design really, on the original microkorg is objectively ugly but it's charming in a runt of the litter kind of way (maybe that's nostalgia talking). Whereas the new one is just devoid of anything. It's a soylent shake of a design.

It goes both ways, I have no respect for Korg, look what they have done to my poor boy

If you're using cast iron I'd just get a metal spatula, you'll reseason it faster than the metal can scrape it off and it will last forever

Disgusting but also weirdly morish is my guess, I want one

Ended up going for something slightly smaller than what I really wanted

So far I've had this three times and no one has ever sent it back, I guess they just want something for nothing and asking for it back calls their bluff

The few times I've had really difficult buyers I just gave them the only option of post it back for a full refund. If they don't post it back (they usually don't) eBay just closes the case and you keep the money