SS's 2008 Debt Free Diary

spud30

I have yet to find a decent garlic press. We have a parmesan grater and use that. Works very well

ZTD

southernscouser wrote: »

I've started a list of things I'll need to buy. It's so sad that I've even got a garlic press on it! :rotfl:

You don't need one of those - just use the flat edge of a cook's knife.

Or on the days I'm feeling weak, just stott it with the bottom of an oil bottle...

southernscouser

spud30 wrote: »

I have yet to find a decent garlic press. We have a parmesan grater and use that. Works very well

Forgot cheese grater! :eek:

This is gonna be expensive me thinks! :doh:

southernscouser

ZTD wrote: »

You don't need one of those - just use the flat edge of a cook's knife.

Or on the days I'm feeling weak, just stott it with the bottom of an oil bottle...

I don't know what the flat edge of a cook knife is? :rotfl:

spud30

southernscouser wrote: »

Forgot cheese grater! :eek:

This is gonna be expensive me thinks! :doh:

We forgot to get a tin opener when we first got our house, before the days of ring pulls

spud30

southernscouser wrote: »

I don't know what the flat edge of a cook knife is? :rotfl:

I think you're either going to have to learn quickly or starve :rotfl:

ZTD

southernscouser wrote: »

I don't know what the flat edge of a cook knife is? :rotfl:

First find the sharp edge.

It's not that one...

Tustastic

bubbles0169 wrote: »

SS going back to you kitting your flat out did you not watch it pays to watch(!) :money: tut tut what about free cycle and i know this is coming from a nearly newbie(look ive got a star now yipee) but yes its totally right for you to do what you want if youve thought long and hard which you have i was going round the bend the other day cos i bought some things on ebay by paying for them with stuff id sold on there I thought i really shouldnt have but then after about a week i realised i havent bought myself anything since erm act cant remem when so why cant i treat myself i pay my debts so there!:p

SS I'm one of your lurkers and I second Bubbles re Freecycle. Saving up and using Freecycle is what the rich folk do. Some of the Freecycle groups near me are heaving with IKEA furniture and Bosch kitchen machinery. The money saved can go on wining and dining and whatever that rhymes with.:p
Good luck with your homehunting though - you've done fantastically well on the debt-busting and the next chapter will be just as successful.:T

southernscouser

Tustastic wrote: »

SS I'm one of your lurkers and I second Bubbles re Freecycle. Saving up and using Freecycle is what the rich folk do. Some of the Freecycle groups near me are heaving with IKEA furniture and Bosch kitchen machinery. The money saved can go on wining and dining and whatever that rhymes with.:p
Good luck with your homehunting though - you've done fantastically well on the debt-busting and the next chapter will be just as successful.:T

Why thank you Tustastic.

I'll have to have a little looksy on there! No 42inch LVD tv's knocking about on there are there? :think:

Although I hate Ikea! Went there once and couldn't find the exit. :eek: It's left me scarred! :rotfl:

LouiseJ

southernscouser wrote: »

Why thank you Tustastic.

I'll have to have a little looksy on there! No 42inch LVD tv's knocking about on there are there? :think:

Although I hate Ikea! Went there once and couldn't find the exit. :eek: It's left me scarred! :rotfl:

Same happened to me in there, I decided that they have a moving exit to keep you in there.