Buyer's remorse?
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Caporegime
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Original Strepsils.
I wanted Lemon flavour but couldn't be bothered to walk down the road to Tesco
I wanted Lemon flavour but couldn't be bothered to walk down the road to Tesco
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Soldato
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Since I stopped listening to youtube reviewers, no. Research and make sure you are buying the right product for the right reasons.
Look at how many people buy Xbox and playstations and then say "selling because I've only used it once". Why did you buy it
New, New, Shiney, Shiney
Look at how many people buy Xbox and playstations and then say "selling because I've only used it once". Why did you buy it
New, New, Shiney, Shiney
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1st. Cheap toilet paper.
2nd. The dreams and expectations of all the people who've ever been involved in my life.
3rd. Pets (especially big dogs).
I could go on, and on, and on, and on......but living a life regretting mistakes is not a good idea.
2nd. The dreams and expectations of all the people who've ever been involved in my life.
3rd. Pets (especially big dogs).
I could go on, and on, and on, and on......but living a life regretting mistakes is not a good idea.
I'm on the verge of buying a Grenadier fire lighter but the simple fact that I've been putting it off for a couple of days means that if I do get one, I'll probably have buyers remorse over it.
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I just spent, in Swedish krona..
22000SEK to get a fibre optic line into my house and the best speed I can get from an ISP is 500mbit...
I already can get 600+ mbit on a 5G mobile modem router.....
Major First world problems....
Slightly mugged off. I'm mostly over it.
22000SEK to get a fibre optic line into my house and the best speed I can get from an ISP is 500mbit...
I already can get 600+ mbit on a 5G mobile modem router.....
Major First world problems....
Slightly mugged off. I'm mostly over it.
That stuff needs to come with a scourer to get under your fingernails after use, it's a false economy.
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Are you still not allowed to play with matches, or something?
Looks like a solution looking for a problem...
My neighbours have got one used with a big green egg / wood pizza oven / heaters, seems great.
I had buyers remorse over a new tv for the bedroom this week. Researched it for a year or more, size, reviews done to death. Hated it as soon as it was set up, luckily managed to get it re boxed and returned. Note to self, bigger isn’t always better when looking at tv’s.
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£150 buys a whole load of wax impregnated sawdust fire lighters. Just saying.
Apologies for my previous post in this thread.
Never tried to light a coal fire? It's not exactly a quick process but one of these does it in less than ten minutes.
Why don't you just use firelighters? We used them for years in my mum's house.
newspaper, 2-3 firelighters, coal, kindling
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I'm not sure. I'd want a house with such a lot of work in the garden.
Two big trees and constant leaves and maintaining is a chore.
I'd like a big garden. But be able to leave it wild with no trees close to the house. Finding it's just a bit of a burden.
Two big trees and constant leaves and maintaining is a chore.
I'd like a big garden. But be able to leave it wild with no trees close to the house. Finding it's just a bit of a burden.