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Drop one thing in 2010
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mine is to not buy any magazines
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MFW on your mark0 -
Actually the cinema for me!
Cinema .. Good choice :beer: That is a serious money saving. I don't personally go as I do DVD rental and would prefer to wait to see a film at home rather than being in uncomfortable seats with noisy popcorn cruncher crowd (God i sound so terrible)MFW on your mark0 -
Karom, I have solved this by looking up my fave book on Amazon, reading the reviews, checking online at the local library and then ordering from them.
Thanks for the tip. I have been hearing of this type of services and need to look it up.What to drop this year......well I would say the boyfriend but already did that in 2009.Cheap tatty 'who's got cellulite on their ear' type magazines.
Btw the same information is online on Entertainment section, tmz etc... websites !!!
Good luck
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[/QUOTE]MFW on your mark0 -
josephine82 wrote: »I pledge to give up takeaway coffee's.
Good choice - Definitely a great money saver
Good luckMFW on your mark0 -
Wee_Pilsbury wrote: »I pledge to drop - buying magazines. I have a penchant for BBC Focus and BBC History mags, both cost almost £4 each:eek:. Then there's Empire at almost the same
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Thanks for joining. May be Wikipedia can help. I personally quite like the front page with random articles when I look for something else.
Good luckMFW on your mark0 -
went into two shops today that sell magazines and resisted the urge
I started myself with 1st book under my arm to go to work. This is ok when it is a small paperback. The hardbacks are going to be a challenge to carry about. I put them aside at present!MFW on your mark0
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