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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"That you thought was a good idea at the time but maybe only used once or twice and is now collecting dust somewhere?"
George forman grill thing, think I've used it once. |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
Dubai & Nottingham |
"That you thought was a good idea at the time but maybe only used once or twice and is now collecting dust somewhere?
George forman grill thing, think I've used it once. "
I loved mine, used it so much the surface is now damaged and thinking of replacing it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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epilator God damm evil thing it’s in its box in never to come back out got hafe a leg done and gave up
Was so sick off needing to dubble do legs and stuff
Bulk off it off with hair removal cream and then shave
As no matter how much cream I put on or how long it’s left on it still seems to emmm miss bits
So thought a epilator would be a good idear yip no one told me it be that painful |
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By *pal OP Woman
over a year ago
The Bermuda Triangle in Suffolk |
"A potato ricer. I still think it's a good idea but it was a faff to use and made such a mess with bits of potato everywhere. We'll stick to our potato masher and brute strength I think  "
I bought one of those too, think it's only been used a few times. |
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By *pal OP Woman
over a year ago
The Bermuda Triangle in Suffolk |
"That you thought was a good idea at the time but maybe only used once or twice and is now collecting dust somewhere?
George forman grill thing, think I've used it once.
I loved mine, used it so much the surface is now damaged and thinking of replacing it"
I have one sat in the cupboard. |
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By *iss SJWoman
over a year ago
Hull |
One of those balance boards for exercising on. My sense of balance is rubbish so I thought, during lockdown, I’d try to improve it and get a few work outs in at the same time. Fell off it a few times and lost the will to try anymore. I may give it another go, sometime …. |
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"Sandwich toaster.
Try a panini press so much easier to clean as both surfaces are flat"
I stick mine I a toast bag, even better and can be used in a normal toaster too as long as it has wide slots  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Sandwich toaster.
Try a panini press so much easier to clean as both surfaces are flat
I stick mine I a toast bag, even better and can be used in a normal toaster too as long as it has wide slots "
^ he likes a girthy toaster  |
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"Sandwich toaster.
Try a panini press so much easier to clean as both surfaces are flat
I stick mine I a toast bag, even better and can be used in a normal toaster too as long as it has wide slots
^ he likes a girthy toaster "
With at least a couple of good size slots although mine has four for those sharing moments |
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"A potato ricer. I still think it's a good idea but it was a faff to use and made such a mess with bits of potato everywhere. We'll stick to our potato masher and brute strength I think "
Don’t give up on the ricer! I’ve got one and as long as you don’t overload it, you end up with the fluffiest mash ever. Problem with a masher is that if you keep mashing til all the links are gone, the spud is starting to turn to glue. With the ricer it gets mashed once, properly, and only once. |
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"A road bike (pushbike) my god it was boring. Its sat on the wall in the garage after two rides. Anyone after a Cannondale? 
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Did you remember to dress in Lycra from head to toe when you went out for a spin?
I got stopped by the police last summer for going out in a pair of shorts and a t shirt. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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A helicopter, couldn't afford the road transport fee from deepest darkest Wales, luckily was able to sell it on and lost no money on it.
Yes was one those stupid ebay purchases that should have another button that makes you slap yourself before pressing buy now |
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"A salad spinner to dry washed lettuce ect.."
That’s pretty good going. How did you end up buying that?
I am slightly overpowered in the kitchen department, spent a few years buying really good German knives and a particularly good Japanese one that sits on its own stand. I only use about 3 of them. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A road bike (pushbike) my god it was boring. Its sat on the wall in the garage after two rides. Anyone after a Cannondale?
Did you remember to dress in Lycra from head to toe when you went out for a spin?
I got stopped by the police last summer for going out in a pair of shorts and a t shirt. "
That maybe where i went wrong |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Smart scales. Meant to calculate weight, muscle mass, body fat percentage, BMI, metabolic age etc. Used it a handful of times because I realised after a couple of uses that I actually don't give a shit about any of that |
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"A road bike (pushbike) my god it was boring. Its sat on the wall in the garage after two rides. Anyone after a Cannondale?
Did you remember to dress in Lycra from head to toe when you went out for a spin?
I got stopped by the police last summer for going out in a pair of shorts and a t shirt.
That maybe where i went wrong "
Possibly. For a leisurely pootle around the block you need specialist shoes, loads of Lycra, and wraparound sunglasses. The good news is that then nobody will recognise you. |
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