Three things that are important to you not to buy the budget "brands".
These are mine:
- Coffee
- Red Wine
- Toilet Paper
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3 Things one shouldn't save on
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Johnny wrote: I thought you was loaded Ron? Didn't think budgeting was in your vocabulary
As income increases expenditure often increases exponentially. I try to live within my budget and even save a bit.
Having said that, I'm prepared to pay a couple of bucks extra for Australian fruit and vegetables, for the quality and to support the local producers. I also always try and get the best quality petrol I can. Hum I think I'm at five things now.
El Jarvo wrote:
- Cocaine.
- Er.
you forgot the E!!!
and...well...I can't really think of a third...
NOOLigan wrote:
Johnny wrote: I thought you was loaded Ron? Didn't think budgeting was in your vocabulary
As income increases expenditure often increases exponentially. I try to live within my budget and even save a bit.
Having said that, I'm prepared to pay a couple of bucks extra for Australian fruit and vegetables, for the quality and to support the local producers. I also always try and get the best quality petrol I can. Hum I think I'm at five things now.
best quality juice? wtf? you never leave Canberra.
unleadeds unleaded, and it aint let me down yet.
King John Honest John wrote:
NOOLigan wrote:
Johnny wrote: I thought you was loaded Ron? Didn't think budgeting was in your vocabulary
As income increases expenditure often increases exponentially. I try to live within my budget and even save a bit.
Having said that, I'm prepared to pay a couple of bucks extra for Australian fruit and vegetables, for the quality and to support the local producers. I also always try and get the best quality petrol I can. Hum I think I'm at five things now.
best quality juice? wtf? you never leave Canberra.
unleadeds unleaded, and it aint let me down yet.
NOOLigan wrote:
King John Honest John wrote:
NOOLigan wrote:
Johnny wrote: I thought you was loaded Ron? Didn't think budgeting was in your vocabulary
As income increases expenditure often increases exponentially. I try to live within my budget and even save a bit.
Having said that, I'm prepared to pay a couple of bucks extra for Australian fruit and vegetables, for the quality and to support the local producers. I also always try and get the best quality petrol I can. Hum I think I'm at five things now.
best quality juice? wtf? you never leave Canberra.
unleadeds unleaded, and it aint let me down yet.
Yeah Ron, what is the best quality petrol that you speak of?
people seem to be worrying about my petrol. I choose a brand name servo and petrol without ethanol with a octane rating on 98 Ron. We have a choice of 92, 95 and 98 rated petrol.
I need the power. :) I'll gladly pay a couple of buck per tank extra for that.
NOOLigan wrote: people seem to be worrying about my petrol. I choose a brand name servo and petrol without ethanol with a octane rating on 98 Ron. We have a choice of 92, 95 and 98 rated petrol.
I need the power. :) I'll gladly pay a couple of buck per tank extra for that.
Petrol company advertisements abusing people's misunderstandings of octane and petrol in general is what bothers me.....which usually means juicing people for more money through thier misconceptions....
I've PMed a more indepth explanation. 
£50 Note wrote:
Kath wrote: Shoes Shoes Shoes
OMIGOD! shoes.
Anywho,
1] Blank CD's
2] Hot Chocolate Pop Tarts [addictive as fook! 
]
3] McD's 
angeldust_evildust wrote: hookers, strippers, and escorts... wait, they're all the same thing...
...that reminds me...
1] Mozz tickets. 
2] Bondage pants [even though I have, er, 7 pairs...
]
3] Chinese food. 
[lost in benidorm...] ['sunshine'] 1] Mozz tickets.
2] Bondage pants [even though I have, er, 7 pairs...
3] Chinese food.
Is that done all at once?
And what exactly are "bondage pants"?
