'what is the point' things you own
'what is the point' things you own
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Rob.

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17,911 posts

241 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Everytime I saw the title to the thread: 'what is the point' things in your town' I thought it said 'what is the point' things you own so to get it out of my system I have started this thread which covers it.

To start us of I have an old canadian metal number plate at the bottom of my garden and often think to myself 'what is the point'.

Over to you...



Edited by Rob. on Saturday 18th July 18:24

robinhood21

31,005 posts

255 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Have lots of tat but, on reflection, a double bed! frown

Mobile Chicane

21,799 posts

235 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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A large antique Moroccan bird cage.

I keep meaning to put a plant in it or something, but for some reason never get around to doing it.

GTIR

24,741 posts

289 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Rob. said:


To start us of I have an old canadian metal number plate at the bottom of my garden and often think to myself 'what is the point'.
I have a old british number plate at the bottom of my garden, its attached to a car. There is your answer!

You are a PH'r therefore you like cars.

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

278 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Used to have a wife...

But she's gone now...smile

F355gtb2009

1,725 posts

203 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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mybrainhurts said:
Used to have a wife...

But she's gone now...smile
your choice or hers?

Parsnip

3,207 posts

211 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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I Have a bit of an old sofa i have burnt my name into.

For some reason i still have all my bib numbers for every race i have done in the past two years - dont really know why i started keeping them, just do.

About 4 pairs of old running shoes i convince myself i will wear when it comes to painting/gardening etc. I also have a stick dedicated to stirring paint, but that is an essential bit of man kit.

R.I.F.

8,786 posts

218 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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About half of my cars
An iPod or two
A brand new and unused Nintendo DSi

All bought on a whim.

In fact probably about half the stuff I own I could easily do without...

GTIR

24,741 posts

289 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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R.I.F. said:
In fact probably about half the stuff I own I could easily do without...
You can throw them Y fronts and Gillete M3 power razor out now!

tongue out


mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

278 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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F355gtb2009 said:
mybrainhurts said:
Used to have a wife...

But she's gone now...smile
your choice or hers?
Hers...

But....smile

okgo

41,498 posts

221 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Watch - £2k and does the same thing as one that cost £2.
PS3 - total time I have spent 'gaming' on it has been 1.3 hours in two years.

They are two things that spring to mind.

glazbagun

15,122 posts

220 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Loads of tatty gidts bought by people who were on holiday and who felt obliged to get me something which I feel obliged to keep... ina abox which I cart from flat to flat.

Eddh

4,656 posts

215 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Number plates off my old cars, on the wall in my bedroom smile

Big Rod

6,257 posts

239 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Almost the entire contents of my garage and a lot of the debris surrounding it.

I have two project cars, two trailers and a shed load of spares and fancy bits to build one track car and one 'fancy' car. I work away a lot these days and don't get the chance to work on them.

I have loads of tools and stuff that hasn't even found itself out of the box or packet. (Not expensive either, just things I bought that I thought would be useful.)

I love them. My life would be empty without them but they serve absolutley no subjective, objective or practical purpose.

Oh, and probably any jewelery I own. What's the point in it other than willy waving? All my jewelery is worth about £30 retail, but I like it. Go figure.

Los Palmas 7

29,908 posts

253 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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robinhood21 said:
But, on reflection, a double bed!
I assume you're single and therefore suggesting that a double bed is, quite literally, a waste of space?

Piffle, I'm single and couldn't go back to sleeping in a single bed if you paid me. Enjoy the space, man.

Edited by Los Palmas 7 on Saturday 18th July 21:20

Eddh

4,656 posts

215 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Los Palmas 7 said:
Piffle, I'm single and couldn't go back to sleeping in a single bed if you paid me. Enjoy the space, man.
yes Same with me.

Edited due to crap formatting.

Edited by Eddh on Saturday 18th July 21:23

robinhood21

31,005 posts

255 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Los Palmas 7 said:
robinhood21 said:
But, on reflection, a double bed!
I assume you're single and therefore suggesting that a double bed is, quite literally, a waste of space?

Piffle, I'm single and couldn't go back to sleeping in a single bed if you paid me. Enjoy the space, man.
Divorced and, on my second double bed since the divorce. I guess that the purchase of a single bed would be admitting defeat. But yes, I do delight in the extra space (sometimes).
So I guess it was a tad stupid to nominate my DB as a 'what is the point' but was more a poking-a-finger-at-myself as a bit of fun sort of way.


Los Palmas 7

29,908 posts

253 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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robinhood21 said:
Los Palmas 7 said:
robinhood21 said:
But, on reflection, a double bed!
I assume you're single and therefore suggesting that a double bed is, quite literally, a waste of space?

Piffle, I'm single and couldn't go back to sleeping in a single bed if you paid me. Enjoy the space, man.
Divorced and, on my second double bed since the divorce. I guess that the purchase of a single bed would be admitting defeat. But yes, I do delight in the extra space (sometimes).
So I guess it was a tad stupid to nominate my DB as a 'what is the point' but was more a poking-a-finger-at-myself as a bit of fun sort of way.
Then don't think of it as extra space, think of it as a "situation vacant" wink

War Pig

1,527 posts

215 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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My libido rolleyes
Old birthday/ xmas cards
Clothes I've not worn for years
VCR

robinhood21

31,005 posts

255 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Los Palmas 7 said:
Then don't think of it as extra space, think of it as a "situation vacant" wink
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