Non frivolous purchases, stuff you do need
Non frivolous purchases, stuff you do need
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toasty

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8,419 posts

251 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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So the last Mac broke and I had to buy another vaguely frivolous upgraded Mac in its place.

Of course, when I got the fker home, it didn't have the same ports as the previous model and now I've had to buy 2 of these adapters at a suitably exorbitant Apple cost.



I hate non frivolous purchases. frown

soad

34,751 posts

207 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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Shaving gel. Sick of buying it. grumpy

devnull

3,872 posts

188 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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My shower curtain rail broke, it's an L shaped rail and the two mounts snapped off - 2p worth of plastic needed £20 of new rail to get hold of new mounts. Mildly annoying but I couldn't find the original manufacturer (it was part of the house when it was new).

MrBarry123

6,109 posts

152 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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Heinz Beanz with Pork Sausages.

Needed 5 days a week or whenever I'm eating lunch at home.

toasty

Original Poster:

8,419 posts

251 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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soad said:
Shaving gel. Sick of buying it. grumpy
You could go frivolous with that and get some of this.

http://www.pankhurstlondon.com/product/p/shaving-c...

Smells very nice.

Ki3r

8,914 posts

190 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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soad said:
Shaving gel. Sick of buying it. grumpy
Grow a beard.

MrBarry123

6,109 posts

152 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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toasty said:
soad said:
Shaving gel. Sick of buying it. grumpy
You could go frivolous with that and get some of this.

http://www.pankhurstlondon.com/product/p/shaving-c...

Smells very nice.
+1

Used this morning. Very good stuff and lasts ages.

Rosscow

9,720 posts

194 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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soad said:
Shaving gel. Sick of buying it. grumpy
Tabac shaving soap - lasts forever.

soad

34,751 posts

207 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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Ki3r said:
soad said:
Shaving gel. Sick of buying it. grumpy
Grow a beard.
Not just yet. Would end up looking like some hipster. laugh

Johnny

9,652 posts

315 months

Sunday 6th September 2015
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After finding, yet another, big puddle under the kettle today I've just ordered one of these



Non frivolous, yet slightly frivolous.

Maybe I should start another thread scratchchin

jimmyjimjim

8,339 posts

269 months

Monday 7th September 2015
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Cleaned the garage over the weekend.

Having done so, I was somewhat unhappy to realize I was tracking dirt throughout the house, so had to clean the garage floor.

This meant I had to buy...a mop, as the house mops are extremely light duty pad mops, instead of something you can wring out.

Oh, and a mop bucket.

Ubar

58 posts

167 months

Tuesday 8th September 2015
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A new boiler. Surely the least enjoyable way to spend £1000. At least throwing the money out of the window you'd see the scrabbling mass, the hate-filled faces. I have spent a cool grand on acquiring the resumption of an equitable temperature.

ehonda

1,483 posts

236 months

Tuesday 8th September 2015
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I've had a weekend of non-frivolous shopping.
A heavy duty stapler, staples and some webbing to repair my garden swing seat.
A new doorbell.
A new pushbike for my daughter.

I bought a cheese and onion pasty yesterday to restore the balance a bit. #Livingthedream

so called

9,160 posts

240 months

Tuesday 8th September 2015
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Johnny said:
After finding, yet another, big puddle under the kettle today I've just ordered one of these



Non frivolous, yet slightly frivolous.

Maybe I should start another thread scratchchin
We got one of them a couple of years ago.
It went pop last month frown

Cotty

42,275 posts

315 months

Tuesday 8th September 2015
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Probably need a new control panel for my combi boiler at home.

GGibbo

173 posts

207 months

Tuesday 8th September 2015
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Ubar said:
A new boiler. Surely the least enjoyable way to spend £1000. At least throwing the money out of the window you'd see the scrabbling mass, the hate-filled faces. I have spent a cool grand on acquiring the resumption of an equitable temperature.
Do you set it to 26 degrees so it's like 'st, 26 degrees, we got to crank out some serious heat'?!!

2Btoo

3,835 posts

234 months

Tuesday 8th September 2015
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Ubar said:
A new boiler. Surely the least enjoyable way to spend £1000.
Strewth - a grand on a boiler! That's a good price.

Care to pass on your plumber's number?

Steve vRS

5,408 posts

272 months

Tuesday 8th September 2015
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Football boots and trainers for my children's PE lessons.

All the more painful as my son is now in a size 6 and so VAT is payable.


Johnny

9,652 posts

315 months

Tuesday 8th September 2015
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so called said:
Johnny said:
After finding, yet another, big puddle under the kettle today I've just ordered one of these



Non frivolous, yet slightly frivolous.

Maybe I should start another thread scratchchin
We got one of them a couple of years ago.
It went pop last month frown
Not under warranty Still?

Cotty

42,275 posts

315 months

Tuesday 8th September 2015
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Forgot I need tyres for my car that 4 x £102

Not even something new and shiny. Upgrades I like maintenance no so.