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( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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( , Fri 5 Apr 2013, 13:09, 3 replies, latest was 12 years ago)

•Shopped at church jumble sales
•Visited supermarkets an hour before closing to pick up items nearing their use by date
•Scoured the reduced section at supermarkets for items with damaged packaging on offer at next-to-nothing prices
•Picked fruit from trees and bushes
•Collected £117 in loose change found on the streets
•Was really ugly
•had a smelly fanny
( , Fri 5 Apr 2013, 13:14, Reply)

and 'tries' everything without buying a single thing, and doesn't feel remotely bad or embarrassed about it.
( , Fri 5 Apr 2013, 13:18, Reply)

"Hmmm, I like brie, but I like strong flavours. I like blue cheese but I think I fancy something different"
( , Fri 5 Apr 2013, 13:20, Reply)

If a wedge of cheese is £3, then their slithers must be like 2p.
( , Fri 5 Apr 2013, 13:57, Reply)

*waves*
I go and try EVERYTHING at wine tastings, for example, and then stop off at Sainsbury's on the way home for a half-priced bottle of rioja :)
( , Fri 5 Apr 2013, 13:23, Reply)

(I'm saying this because there's no fucking way on earth I'm buying a bottle of scotch at this whisky tasting later)
( , Fri 5 Apr 2013, 13:26, Reply)

It all tastes like mud, why would you buy mud?
( , Fri 5 Apr 2013, 13:28, Reply)

the Daily Heil publishing an article on the virtues of scrounging? ???
Where is the economic growth to come from if everyone eats leaves they find in the fields?
( , Fri 5 Apr 2013, 13:16, Reply)
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