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Be careful buying things like loo paper

anitaca

my mom (mammy) bought an electric toothbrush from tesco but when she opened it it smelled of toothpaste so she brought it back and got one that didnt smell of toothpaste

has something like this ever happened to you?

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[Deleted User]

I purchased a packet of batteries once, but they weren't included so I had to buy them again.

PK2K16

I bought a brand new car once but it didn't have that new car smell so I brought it back and bought a three year old car which funnily enough had the new car smell.

It's a crazy world we live in.

darlett

Wise words. Some of that cheap 'so-called' value-option loo paper is only good for one use. After that you might as well throw it away.

Pherekydes

My loo roll doesn't smell of toothpaste.

Should I bring it back?

Barry Badrinath

This one time I got up and I went to the shop and I bought an orange and then when I got home I peeled the orange but there was no orange inside but there was a banana.

Be careful of pineapples.

corner of hells

anitaca wrote: »

my mom (mammy) bought an electric toothbrush from tesco but when she opened it it smelled of toothpaste so she brought it back and got one that didnt smell of toothpaste

has something like this ever happened to you?

What did the new toothbrush smell of ?

punisher5112

corner of hells wrote: »

What did the new toothbrush smell of ?

Loo roll

MonkstownHoop

corner of hells wrote: »

What did the new toothbrush smell of ?

Loo roll

[Deleted User]

Pherekydes wrote: »

My loo roll doesn't smell of toothpaste.

Should I bring it back?

I don't know the answer. But I bet Donald Trump does! He knows everything :cool:

Insect Overlord

Deleted User wrote: »

I purchased a packet of batteries once, but they weren't included so I had to buy them again.

Steven Wright. Classic.

[Deleted User]

An File wrote: »

Steven Wright. Classic.

Yes. In fairness I wasn't laying claim to it

Fleawuss

You shower should try washing your teeth with loo paper.

Allinall

On the hole, I think this is a ridiculous thread.

frag420

I once bought something...

When I got home I found out that it was exactly what I bought.

As you can imagine I was very happy but I brought it back anyway and I swapped it for some dissapointment!

osarusan

My cat's breath smells like cat food so that's ok, at least.

[Deleted User]

frag420 wrote: »

I once bought something...

When I got home I found out that it was exactly what I bought.

As you can imagine I was very happy but I brought it back anyway and I swapped it for some dissapointment!

Did they charge you for the disappointment? If so, is it tax deductible?

Insect Overlord

Deleted User wrote: »

Yes. In fairness I wasn't laying claim to it

Brought a smile to my face anyway!

HS3

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I purchased a packet of batteries once, but they weren't included so I had to buy them again.

Thats so bad I nearly reported it :pac:

[Deleted User]

An File wrote: »

Brought a smile to my face anyway!

HS3 wrote: »

Thats so bad I nearly reported it :pac:

Well ya can please some of the people....:pac::p

lazybones32

Bought what I thought was a new mp3 player and it had a few songs on it from whoever owned it before me: Aqua - Barbie girls was one.

B.A._Baracus

About ten years ago I bought some blank cd's in lidl (anyone else remember the days when lidl sold them?) anyways I got home and open them up. Inside were already burned cd's and writing over each cd insert.
Someone burned a bunch of songs to the cds. But of course since I bought them that means someone went to the trouble of bringing back burned cd's to get their mere 2 euro back or exchange for brand new cd's.

Maybe I should be posting this in the stingy thread? :pac:

stevek93

B.A._Baracus wrote: »

About ten years ago I bought some blank cd's in lidl (anyone else remember the days when lidl sold them?) anyways I got home and open them up. Inside were already burned cd's and writing over each cd insert.
Someone burned a bunch of songs to the cds. But of course since I bought them that means someone went to the trouble of bringing back burned cd's to get their mere 2 euro back or exchange for brand new cd's.

Maybe I should be posting this in the stingy thread? :pac:

Jasus that brought back old memories buying cds in lidl.

[Deleted User]

stevek93 wrote: »

Jasus that brought back old memories buying cds in lidl.

I used to buy CD's in HMV:(

HS3

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Well ya can please some of the people....:pac::p

Tis like opening a new toothbrush and realising it already smells of toothpaste!

stevek93

Deleted User wrote: »

I used to buy CD's in HMV:(

Younger generation now probably doesn't even know what a cd is.

[Deleted User]

HS3 wrote: »

Tis like opening a new toothbrush and realising it already smells of toothpaste!

Ya know, you should start a new thread on that topic.:pac:

corner of hells

Mods are watching this thread carefully.

HS3

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Ya know, you should start a new thread on that topic.:pac:

I can't run the risk of you posting that joke again

[Deleted User]

stevek93 wrote: »

Younger generation now probably doesn't even know what a cd is.

A Cassette tape would probably give them heart failure :P