Things you have completely wasted money on

[slipstream86]

Slow horses and fast women.

 

[The binman chronicles]

It just doesn`t feel like reading to me, it`s very hard to explain.

Conversely, my eldest lad has never read a book in his life, as he`s never had to, as his whole schooling has been electronic.

Just an age thing I suppose.

 
What will people do with bookcases in future? Nothing beats physical copies, in a digital world you own nothing.

 

[sdk]

I've never wasted money on anything. It takes money to waste money.

 

[gonetomorrow]

 
What will people do with bookcases in future? Nothing beats physical copies, in a digital world you own nothing.

Trouble is the old paperbacks - Penguin, Corgi, Pan etc - were easier to manipulate. Soft covers, soft leaves of paper, and light to hold reading in a chair or in bed. Modern paperbacks tend to be bigger, the spines are less flexible and the pages are shiny so harder to manipulate in general.

 

[Tipp blue]

Rule number one, never buy a pop up tent, always buy one with proper poles.

There`s no such thing as a pop up tent that`s easy to put away and are generally rubbish quality.

I'm thinking about getting one of theses, there's few poles... I like the idea of camping and being out in nature but the fuss caused by erecting and dismantling tents put's me off..

https://www.decathlon.ie/p/302837-141534-4-man-inflatable-blackout-tent-air-seconds-41.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=ie_t-perf_ct-pmax_n-pmax-hiking_ts-gen_f-cv_o-conv_&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21584113113&gbraid=0AAAAADXpOtAk3kLFtgSMwZHpgc0Xg2Osi&gclid=Cj0KCQjw9O_BBhCUARIsAHQMjS6gW6Rz-pCR4y1sD4O-Nvttp2gmUsZEQbUo0Pi_eZSSMFLFG3ADbhIaAvIjEALw_wcB

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

34 " waist jeans......

 

[COYBL25]

I'm thinking about getting one of theses, there's few poles... I like the idea of camping and being out in nature but the fuss caused by erecting and dismantling tents put's me off..

https://www.decathlon.ie/p/302837-141534-4-man-inflatable-blackout-tent-air-seconds-41.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=ie_t-perf_ct-pmax_n-pmax-hiking_ts-gen_f-cv_o-conv_&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21584113113&gbraid=0AAAAADXpOtAk3kLFtgSMwZHpgc0Xg2Osi&gclid=Cj0KCQjw9O_BBhCUARIsAHQMjS6gW6Rz-pCR4y1sD4O-Nvttp2gmUsZEQbUo0Pi_eZSSMFLFG3ADbhIaAvIjEALw_wcB

Even with the inflatable tents, there`s still faffing about putting them up, as you still need to put the poles in before you inflate them and still need to tie the same guy ropes down as a regular tent.

There`s lots and lots of info on the best tents, dependant on how many people it`s for and what purpose : ie backpacking, leisure etc and what seasons you intend to use it.

I`ve only ever used 2/3 man tents, so poles are always fine, as the tent tends to be that small, it`s easy to put up due to size.

 

[Rita_Poon]

When you buy a classic car money doesn`t even come into the equation.

You`re keeping a piece of history on the road.

It`s a labour of love, so therefore doesn`t count as a waste of money

Entrenched.

 

[Rita_Poon]

My stock answer when she asks " how much has all that cost for a car you never use ", " do I ask you how much all those shoes and handbags you buy and never wear cost ".

Seems to do the trick

Bravery.

 

[Rich1878]

Probs already been said ...my ex

Otherwise, cr@ppy chips from mcd's, every time!

Little tip, ask for them to come without salt, they then have to cook them fresh. Then ask for a sachet of salt to salt your own

 

[Rita_Poon]

 
What will people do with bookcases in future? Nothing beats physical copies, in a digital world you own nothing.

yet they'll still take your money.

 

[Simo]

Little tip, ask for them to come without salt, they then have to cook them fresh. Then ask for a sachet of salt to salt your own

Nice... although the quality and the wait alone is enough to stop me going. Never ever pleased me

 

[goldfinchmule]

34 " waist jeans......

Leave the button open and hold up with your belt.

 

[cronullasharks]

Leave the button open and hold up with your belt.

Just above the knees

 

[wgtwiddle]

Even with the inflatable tents, there`s still faffing about putting them up, as you still need to put the poles in before you inflate them and still need to tie the same guy ropes down as a regular tent.

There`s lots and lots of info on the best tents, dependant on how many people it`s for and what purpose : ie backpacking, leisure etc and what seasons you intend to use it.

I`ve only ever used 2/3 man tents, so poles are always fine, as the tent tends to be that small, it`s easy to put up due to size.

Having bought a 4 birth inflatable tent, I'd recommend poles.

Quicker to assemble, take down. More compact.

Course, could be my amateurism but if I ever get another, it's poles. Or a B&B