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By *TG3Man
over a year ago
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"Excluding car,houses,holidays whats your most expensive item you splashed out on?"
Not jewellery I'm not into things dug out the ground i really never buy anything expensive except the things I'm not allowed to mention  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Off the top of my head it’s was probably a tent I bought a few years ago when we used to go family camping for our summer holidays.
It was massive!
In total I think it came to about £1300  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A pram. They’re so bloody expensive
Friend of mine got one a few years ago for £1100 on a sale. I said WHAT!!
Looked like a normal pram, I think it was the brand.
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Yeah they’re not cheap !
I nearly had a heart attack when they told me the price  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Excluding car,houses,holidays whats your most expensive item you splashed out on?"
A 10 pound bag of heroin at 19....cost 20 years of my life and the rest of the shit that comes along with it for myself and others |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"An hours flying in a Spitfire. Sorry, not sorry…
Did it feel and sound as good as I imagine? I’m imagining pretty chuffing fantastic!"
Felt great, like coming home for me, especially the aerobatics. Outside they sound amazing. Inside, and through the electronic comms system, they sound like a scrapyard falling over! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Excluding car,houses,holidays whats your most expensive item you splashed out on?
A 10 pound bag of heroin at 19....cost 20 years of my life and the rest of the shit that comes along with it for myself and others "
That’s the real cost of drugs right there 
Hope you’re in a better place now  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Excluding car,houses,holidays whats your most expensive item you splashed out on?
A 10 pound bag of heroin at 19....cost 20 years of my life and the rest of the shit that comes along with it for myself and others
That’s the real cost of drugs right there
Hope you’re in a better place now "
Yeah in a much better place now thanks  |
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Used equipment to set myself up as a freelance after being made redundant.
Hastily arranged £20k loan from the bank and bank of mom & dad, 2 days of stress, 2 trips to London to sell off the excess kit and by then end of the week loans were paid back, had some cash left over and also the equipment I needed for work.
The joys of right place, right time, right knowledge set me up for a few years |
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Women, and I don't even own them.
All de money gorn.. ..in de hairy bank!(as the soca song goes)
My multitudinous hobby stuff has either been gifted to me (Clutter conscious widows can't wait to get rid of the old man's junk)or bought cheaply at auctions, charity shops,boot sales and rallies. If I can't afford I don't buy.
My house stays at less than 18C as well, to help with the more and more precarious cashflow. |
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Other than boring household appliances... A piece of artwork by a local artist. But that was less than 200 quid, I've never really bought expensive things, can't justify the money. Would rather get a bargain! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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When I was in my late teens a mate and I used to go to a fitness club in Henley above a hair salon. It was nothing special and not expensive. One day I'd forgotten my t shirt so decided to get one from the local sports shop. I picked on out and the assistant turned round and said (down his nose) is this suitable for sir, its not too expensive is it? Bloody cheek. so I brought it anyway. It cost £25 when back in the day I was earning £50 per week! (1982 ish) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A boat was the last major purchase.
I'd forgotten about the boat, but that wasn't a 'just for me' thing. Bloody money pit that thing was though...."
Lol I help pay for it. |
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A slate-bed pool table that is also a solid oak dining table, bought from Home Leisure Direct when we moved into this house and were lucky enough to have the space for it.
Several thousand quid and a bit frivoulous, but plays better than any pub or club table I've ever played on and I'm more than happy with it, in spite of the cost. |
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"A slate-bed pool table that is also a solid oak dining table, bought from Home Leisure Direct when we moved into this house and were lucky enough to have the space for it.
Several thousand quid and a bit frivoulous, but plays better than any pub or club table I've ever played on and I'm more than happy with it, in spite of the cost."
We are getting one of these |
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Mrs 
So expensive but so worth it too, hope all goes well for you x 
