Things I do not need

gilly1964

sonee2405 wrote:

i need a husband

You can have mine free of charge, but be warned he is high mainteance and not into MSE but he will be soon with a little training:rotfl:

lazy&indebt

I DO NOT need ANYMORE toiletries from Boots as I had enough for Christmas to wash the entire british army (and leave them all smelling lovely)

I DO NOT need a £30 haircut from posh pretentious hairdressers when my local college does it for £3.50

I DO NOT need to buy another microwave meal when I have plenty of food in the freezer I can COOK

NOBODY NEEDS an inflatable-disposable poop scooper

Conrad

Buying designer brands makes one a mug and simply benefits the super rich designer

All those must have items end up at the rubbish dump

Rich people get that way by focusing thier energy on investing, not reading expensive celebrity gossip mags or betting on the Lottery. Surely watching a documentary is so much more meaningful than a soap?

Conrad

LJD1 wrote:

I do not need to go and buy lunch when I have a fridge full of food at home

Exactly.

If people invested the £5.00 per day they waste on lunch / mags etc ................

I went shopping just after Xmas and ended up spending a fortune in Animal, O'neil and on J Lewis cafe lunch for a family of 4. Ended up tempted and bought stuff I dont really need.
The best solution....... I just dont go shopping. Leave it to the wife I say.

You know some of the walthiest guys Ive known (truly wealthy with assets - income is only of secondary importance) make thier only pair of black work shoes last 3 - 5 years, where as thier staff buy new shoes every 6 months.

lazy&indebt

Conrad wrote:

Exactly.

If people invested the £5.00 per day they waste on lunch / mags etc ................

I went shopping just after Xmas and ended up spending a fortune in Animal, O'neil and on J Lewis cafe lunch for a family of 4. Ended up tempted and bought stuff I dont really need.
The best solution....... I just dont go shopping. Leave it to the wife I say.

You know some of the walthiest guys Ive known (truly wealthy with assets - income is only of secondary importance) make thier only pair of black work shoes last 3 - 5 years, where as thier staff buy new shoes every 6 months.

So wealthy people are wealthy by living frugally? I don't know about anyone else but I don't want to be wealthy, I want to pay off my debts so that the amount I would normally spend on repayments can be split between investments and luxuries.

seven-day-weekend

I do not NEED the huge satellite dish at 250 euros which will enable me to get British TV here in Spain.....

My husband does not NEED a huge black shiny motorbike.....


(but they would both be very nice....)

OberonSH

lazy&indebt wrote:

So wealthy people are wealthy by living frugally? QUOTE]

'Many a man gets rich by not painting his house' or something...

I do not need more Lush stuff, even if it does make me smell wonderful and sorts out my Stress-Over-Ebay-Being-W*ankers-Induced breakouts. I have more bath stuff than I will ever need, so use that up first.

I do not need stuff from Monsoon. It's 75% off, but that's still 25% that I do not have.

I do not need a big fancy wedding. I love my man, and don't need the produce of Holland's fields, a dress that will be worn once and a party for a bunch of near-strangers to prove that.

poorbutrich

I do not need to buy a bottle of wine. Even after the day I've had....

artic_fox_2

i do not need any more nail varnish(i have over 60 diff colours)(but i do need some more remover)

i do not need any more bath stuff(loads recieved for xmas)

i do not need any more magazines(was buying 3 a week)

i do not need any more hair dyes(just let it grow out)

i do not need any more jars of pre done sauce(need to make my own from whats in cupboard)

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chevalier

I do not need depression