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My house mate has reached new levels of stinginess. Yesterday when I came back to the apartment after the weekend, there was no toilet paper left, so I went shopping after class and brought some home.
Meanwhile, my house mate had stolen a massive roll of paper from the college toilets and put it in the bathroom.
I sh*t you not.
I dont see anything wrong with that
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I'M not a fan of Reese's cups, I find them way too sweet or something.
Like Jujibee said the peanut butter M&M's are perfection, a little crunch and then lovely smooth chocolate and peanut butter
They also have pretzel M&Ms across the pond if anyone likes a mix of salty and sweet. I thought they were ok, not great, but my boyfriend was obsessed with them!0 -
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Bright__Eyes wrote: »I'M not a fan of Reece's cups, I find them way too sweet or something.
Like Jujibee said the peanut butter M&M's are perfection, a little crunch and then lovely smooth chocolate and peanut butter
They also have pretzel M&Ms across the pond if anyone likes a mix of salty and sweet. I thought they were ok but my boyfriend was obsessed with them!
Looking online here and you can also buy mint M&Ms and coconut ones mmmmmm
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I dont see anything wrong with that
Well she's just really stingy in general, I guess it's not so bad as a once off thing. She won't buy anything in Dublin, even her butter comes from home in a tupperware box with her name on it. I know times are hard for everyone, but 2euro for some loo roll isn't too much to ask :pac:0 -
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Damn you all, I'm now currently buying american foods off the internet because of ye... Thank god it's pay day tomorrow!!!
There is a show in America called Unwrapped and they talk about how different foods are made. One night I had been out drinking and flipped on the tv when I got home and that show was on and they were talking about old types of candies.
A week later I get a box of random old candies in the mail. Turned out I had gone on-line and ordered them after watching the show and then totally forgot about it until the box came in the mail
The candy was all nice though 0 -
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Bright__Eyes wrote: »Yes actual peanut butter! Sadly they are only available in the US (or Ebay for a crazy price). I was in the US at Christmas and I brought 3 big bags home with me.. I'm on the last one now
Candyland in galway sell them but you can order them off their website, I order them whenever I gets the cravings and they're here in 2days, nom!!0 -
Bright__Eyes wrote: »The coconut ones aren't that great IMO.
I didn't see any mint ones :eek: they might have sent me over the edge!
Feast your eyes... All the M&Ms you can handle!!!0 -
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My house mate has reached new levels of stinginess. Yesterday when I came back to the apartment after the weekend, there was no toilet paper left, so I went shopping after class and brought some home.
Meanwhile, my house mate had stolen a massive roll of paper from the college toilets and put it in the bathroom.
I sh*t you not.
OMG that is stingy.. The only time I'd even consider doing something like that is if I actually had no money whatsoever.If any Dublin people are looking for those Peanut Butter M&Ms, they sell them in Candy Lab in Temple Bar and (strangely) downstairs in River Island on grafton street.
About €2 a packet. So very, very worth it. Just leave some for me!
Next time I'm in Dublin I may attempt to get some. 0 -
Jane_LS_88 wrote: »OMG that is stingy.. The only time I'd even consider doing something like that is if I actually had no money whatsoever.
I thought everybody did that at least once!!
You know you're old when the highlight of your day is a tie between putting together an Ikea chair successfully and being able to dry clothes outside while listening to the birds chirping:) 0 -
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I thought everybody did that at least once!!
You know you're old when the highlight of your day is a tie between putting together an Ikea chair successfully and being able to dry clothes outside while listening to the birds chirping:)To be honest thats a little harsh. Every student I know has done it at some point, including myself. And there have been plenty of weeks where I have had no money for food, let alone toilet paper!
Sorry I didn't meant to offend anyone. I never had to do it so...0 -
Jane_LS_88 wrote: »Sorry I didn't meant to offend anyone. I never had to do it so...
Ahhh Jane you did not offend! Just sometimes money gets incredibly tight and it is hard to justify spending money on something that will end up in the toilet when it could be spent on food which will also end up in the toilet...... you get what I mean
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Ahhh Jane you did not offend! Just sometimes money gets incredibly tight and it is hard to justify spending money on something that will end up in the toilet when it could be spent on food which will also end up in the toilet...... you get what I mean
I know.. Thankfully money has never been that tight for me. Sorry, I'm just not in the best form tonight. I've eaten rice and a few other bits and pieces and I haven't been to the bathroom since this afternoon but I still feel weak.0 -
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ZOMG!!! I NEED them. Like, actually NEED them. My blood is made up of half peanut butter, half peanut m&m's....these would make my life so much easier:eek::eek:
My bestie is going stateside soon. Must give her extra suitcase for these:D
Candyland in Galway do 'em I think. I should be passing one of the days and I'll check for ya.
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Been sending off CV's all afternoon, 2 replies so far even if one was only an auto-response!
I applied to advanced entry to an equivalent course to mine but in another IT. If I get it it would mean that I will spend a year less in college but still come out with a level 8 degree... 1 year's less fees and one potential extra year of income yes please! It cost me €30 to apply which I didn't really have to spare, especially with my bf's job, but hopefully it will be a big payoff in the long run! 0 -
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