Have you ever bought anything on a whim?
Discussion
mungo said:
I once bought a crossbow because I was bored - Seriously!
I had more money than sense at the time! The only thing I ever used it for was to shoot at annoying magpies and crows out the office window when they were making a racket when I have been trying to work
If this was at North harbour the reason its so funny is that its situated in the middle of a nature reserve!
Plus I seem to remember this once
a while ago mungo said:
I love animals me
DustyC said:
I just bought 30 donuts
Ate 2 straight away and the rest of the office are scrapping for the others.
DUDE! just bought 15 donuts from ASDA and 15 freshly baked big cookies. 5 choc chip 5 white choc chip 5 oatmeal and raisin... Great minds and all that...
Well i say i did... i sent the gimp over to get them...
Everytime i walk into Jessops or any other camera shop, i leave with bags of kit - ive spent about £400 so far, in about 4 trips! The thing is, their used kit keeps breaking, which means when i take it back, i walk out with the replacement, plus another full bag of stuff! Doh!
I used to be the same in Halfords, but theyve gone a bit OTT on the max muppet stuff, so im safe now
I used to be the same in Halfords, but theyve gone a bit OTT on the max muppet stuff, so im safe now
Mrs Fish said:
Fish has just phoned me.
HE HAS ORDERED A T440R Methnks he is going to have to start working a damn sight harder.
And you will have to work harder too young lady.... its only fair. keep him in the lifestyle he needs to be accustomed to. (see know your place thread)
Good work Fish
>> Edited by ScoobyZoom on Friday 7th November 11:06
Mrs Fish said:
So anyone here bought anything on a whim, and a) either never worn or used since or b) regretted it when the credit card bill arrives on the doormat.
b) my house - not credit card bill but bank balance....
After spending 3 years of working on it and investing an obscene amount of money which would see me quite easily into one of Maranello's finest the fecker is still now where near finished.
Can anyone lend me a stick of dynamite?
(goes off to check building insurance)
mannginger said:
Well done Mr Fish - although here's hoping for your sake that Mrs Fish doesn't need a new kitchen too!
Let's hear the prospective spec then, does it include a trip to Germany for a supercharger?
Phil
I had my new kitchen earlier this year, so thats not a problem.
Not sure of prospective spec, other than it being black with anthracite wheels and tinted windows.
Its also a long term thing, I shouldn't think we will see it for another 2 years.
Mrs Fish said:Sounds like he's got a career change in mind for you, Mrs Fish .
Not sure of prospective spec, other than it being black with anthracite wheels and tinted windows.
german newspaper said:
German scientists say a woman's rational thought disappears when she goes shopping.
The scientists also found men experience a similar loss of control when offered the chance to buy electrical gadgets, fast cars and computer games.
Their next ground-breaking area for research is to focus on the pope and bears.
The Chim was a bit of an impulse buy for me too .
>> Edited by V8 Archie on Friday 7th November 11:36
A crash damaged Cerbera
I couldn't really bring myself to invest all my savings, some inheritance and a student load in it.
All it took was one call to BadApple and some of his patented winding-up and next thing I know my whim-purchase turned into a £10K loss.
Fcuking good fun though
I couldn't really bring myself to invest all my savings, some inheritance and a student load in it.
All it took was one call to BadApple and some of his patented winding-up and next thing I know my whim-purchase turned into a £10K loss.
Fcuking good fun though
After my first long term relationship broke up I went straight out and bought a TR6 - my ex even loaned me some of the money . When I bought the Griff it was only weeks after my last (6 year) relationship hit the wall...
I'm starting to see the pattern - I guess that's why it's called retail therapy.
I'm starting to see the pattern - I guess that's why it's called retail therapy.
Mad Dave said:
Everytime i walk into Jessops or any other camera shop, i leave with bags of kit - ive spent about £400 so far, in about 4 trips! The thing is, their used kit keeps breaking, which means when i take it back, i walk out with the replacement, plus another full bag of stuff! Doh!
I'm the same with Warehouse Express!
ehasler said:
Mad Dave said:
Everytime i walk into Jessops or any other camera shop, i leave with bags of kit - ive spent about £400 so far, in about 4 trips! The thing is, their used kit keeps breaking, which means when i take it back, i walk out with the replacement, plus another full bag of stuff! Doh!
I'm the same with Warehouse Express!
You dirty fecker!
oh...."ware" house....sorry, mis-heard you
>> Edited by DustyC on Friday 7th November 11:54
Recently I set off to the shops looking for coffee table.
I returned home with a full set of new living room furniture. (3 Sofas, Cushions curtains lamps 4 picture frames a set of ashtrays some expresso cups 2 large rugs and bedside cabinet) Oh well guess I just get carried away sometimes!
I didn't buy a coffe table though. Couldn't find one I liked....
I returned home with a full set of new living room furniture. (3 Sofas, Cushions curtains lamps 4 picture frames a set of ashtrays some expresso cups 2 large rugs and bedside cabinet) Oh well guess I just get carried away sometimes!
I didn't buy a coffe table though. Couldn't find one I liked....
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