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Mine is without doubt my Ipod, sometimes i wonder how i lived without it, then i dig out my battered CD player and take a trip down memory lane to the way it was. Its like the death of Vinyl all over again.
Whats yours?
Posted by
Sul, 10:58, 10th December 2003:
I think it might be that time I bought 8 cans of Stella and a box of tabs.
Posted by
trim..., 11:03, 10th December 2003:
that baby i bought off the internet..
Posted by
Brock, 11:38, 10th December 2003:
Really? I couldn't eat a whole one, myself.
Posted by
trim..., 11:55, 10th December 2003:
nah, i planted it and used it to grow more babies. i'll never be out of stock.
Posted by
Grim..., 12:12, 10th December 2003:
My USB Flash Drive - how did I get the stuff I download at work to my PC at home before I got it?
Posted by
Grim..., 12:12, 10th December 2003:
Although my new phone is quickly catching up with it...
Posted by
arsepuppy, 12:34, 10th December 2003:
My flash drive died after a month. Bloody Taiwanese tat.
Posted by
cal, 12:40, 10th December 2003:
ibook
Posted by
Rosie, 13:49, 10th December 2003:
the best thing i ever bought was my first packet of chicken super noodles.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 13:52, 10th December 2003:
I once bought a can of Pepsi Max from a machine and got £1.50 change from the quid I put in. I'll never forget that day...
Posted by
Rosie, 13:52, 10th December 2003:
wow!
:D
Posted by
arsepuppy, 13:55, 10th December 2003:
I loved that machine. It did it about six times. It was like a gambler, but with a low jackpot.
Posted by
WarHead, 13:55, 10th December 2003:
I think the walkman minidisk recorder has been my best buy. One battery charge lasts over a week, so I can have uninterrupted music on the bus to and from work, and since they increased the compression I can get just over 5 hours of music on a single disk.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 13:58, 10th December 2003:
Having said that, I prefer stuff that's given to me. A friend bought me 20 Marlboros for my birthday. I nearly wept with joy. It was a beautiful moment. She also bought me a pint of Stella.
Posted by
Sul, 14:21, 10th December 2003:
That lady is a true friend, sir.
Posted by
Rosie, 14:24, 10th December 2003:
my b/f bought me 20 silk cut for a valentines pressie one year.
who said romance was dead, eh?!
Posted by
arsepuppy, 14:30, 10th December 2003:
He should have also bought you some rizlas so you could cover those sodding holes in the filter.
Posted by
cal, 17:34, 10th December 2003:
hello there rosie - where you been?
I would have to say my car, cause without her I couldn't get anywhere. Next year I will be buying a new one, but I am still keeping her.
Posted by
Kezza, 22:59, 10th December 2003:
my straighteners are *amazing* I'd have a curly mop if it wasn't for them, this may change after christmas day.
Posted by
Sul, 23:44, 10th December 2003:
mmmm curly mop :)
clean floors turn me on
Posted by
friday, 06:24, 11th December 2003:
My best buy - the Land Rover - especially when one day last year, we took the roof off, folded forward the windscreen and went into the bush to find giraffe. We didnt see them but it was a great laugh, sitting on the bonnet whilst the driver steered it slowly through the park, it was excellento!! It is also the only car that I have had that you can climb on top of it without thinking it is going to break!
Also my digital camera that I got recently, it's so convenient to use and take piccies of the family.
:-)
Posted by
cal, 08:38, 11th December 2003:
you've got a digicam now and you still haven't posted a photo of yourself? come on!
You said 'Bush' *snigger*
Posted by
Mr.Nishi, 10:18, 11th December 2003:
My best pruchase has got to of been my computer....still love the thing after 5 years with minimal upgrades. Despite the random crashes and other such oddness and it's ability not to do much except work on ....
Posted by
Rosie, 11:49, 11th December 2003:
Hello cal!
work is really busy at the moment and I'm doing my OU diploma now - so i'm studying quite a bit. Having no time to fuck about on the internet is shit!!!
:(
:)
Posted by
Grim..., 11:59, 11th December 2003:
Although not as bad as having no time to fuck...
Posted by
friday, 08:26, 12th December 2003:
Cal :-)
Posted by
friday, 08:28, 12th December 2003:
Victor - *slap*
My knives were a good purchase because I use 'em when I'm cooking and they have a lifetime guarantee.