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What won't you give up! Just for fun
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Broadband internet - had steam driven dial up when BT mucked up and I was near suicide!
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Warburton's bread
of course
And good loo roll
And since I'm an almost-no-takeaway coffee person now
A really posh coffee, about a bag every three weeks.0 -
My horse. Yes he is expensive but he's my life :saddo: and no one would want him as he is broken and can't be ridden at the moment so I couldn't sell him anyway. In MSE style I have economised, I've put him on a cheaper vitamin and mineral supplement and moved to a cheaper yard with cheaper hay. Am also selling bits and bobs of his I don't need even if I only make a few pence or pounds it's better than having things sitting around taking up space.0
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My dogs! I love them to bits, couldn't be without them. Plus they are great for keeping me fit. I KNOW I have to get off my backside and walk them every day. No excuses!0
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decent tea bags! i know tetley are about 5 times the price of economy brands but have you tasted "value" tea? i'm sure its floor sweepings in them and not tea!!!0
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Alcohol!
Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
Que sera, sera.
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I won't give up my liking for buying womens underwear. They are just so much softer on my skin than mens pants.
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I cant give up Sky Hd, Disney Dvds, I cant give up anything!!3rd Light Bulb Moment 31/12/08Current debt
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southernscouser wrote: »I won't give up my liking for buying womens underwear. They are just so much softer on my skin than mens pants.

Phew.... did it just get hotter in here???
Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
Que sera, sera.
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I've been able to stop the wine, chocolate, Starbuck's lattes, etc. got my daily lunch bill down to £1.10, and quite often don't even spend that. :A
But I have a lovely lovely lady who takes away my ironing once a week and brings it back - perfectly ironed - two days later. It's the best £12 I spend weekly, and I'd cut down even more so I could still afford it.
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