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Most unnecessary thing you have ever bought?

John Doe1

I once bought a baseball bat on a whim and i never used it since. Unless i have to fight off intruders in rural donegal i dont think i ever will either.

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danhiggins10

A 3 pack of condoms

MugMugs

Your mas used thong. It's too big for me.

John Doe1

MugMugs wrote: »

Your mas used thong. It's too big for me.

Haha oh mother:rolleyes:

Kevin Duffy

€5500 engagement ring. Bitch.

k4kate

Car insurance for 25 years

ejmaztec

TV licence:(

hondasam

Kevin Duffy wrote: »

€5500 engagement ring. Bitch.

she was worth it at the time, Hope you let her keep it.

Offalygal1

Health insurance and travel insurance! Thank god nothing has ever happened,if I got rid of either or both, knowing my luck something would happen me :eek:

retalivity

a years tuition for my girlfriend.

to quote the above poster, "bitch"

pm.

have to agree health insurance........

biko

A smartphone, I still love it though.

pow wow

a candy floss maker.

Conor108

DVD rewinder

Offalygal1

pow wow wrote: »

a candy floss maker.

Class! That's defo not unnecessary...:D

stupidusername

Kevin Duffy wrote: »

€5500 engagement ring. Bitch.

:eek:

welcome back kev

hondasam wrote: »

Hope you let her keep it.

:eek:

pow wow wrote: »

a candy floss maker.

i'll take it!

Red Hand

A bodhran. It is being used as a tray for odds and ends now.

patff

I once bought a Ford Cortina for £300........when I was about 14.

Had to sell it a few months later...........got £50 back.

splashthecash

A giant pineapple and FIFA 11

starviewadams

George Foreman grill,Nintendo Wii,Soda Stream and a years gym membership.

I've used all of the above only a handful of times!

Birneybau

Talking action figures of Jay and Silent Bob.

Bob doesn't talk...

brummytom

I've literally just a few minutes ago bought an accordion.

Never even touched one before, let alone know how to play it!

pow wow

brummytom wrote: »

Never even touched one before, let alone know how to play it!

I have a feeling you've said that about women too.

Offalygal1

starviewadams wrote: »

George Foreman grill,Nintendo Wii,Soda Stream and a years gym membership.

I've used all of the above only a handful of times!

Oh I forgot the wii, used that a handful of times too........

Unpossible

Books for college, in my B.Eng course we had physics and maths for the first two years. I went out and bought the textbooks only to have the lecturers give us notes to take down from the whiteboard which were all we needed. Even worse, I bought a circuits & systems book at the end of first year and it turned out it was only needed for one subject which was a first year subject. I had hoped to use it later to brush up on my electronics but didn't get round to it.

I have a UML book which got slightly more use

pow wow

stupidusername wrote: »

i'll take it!

Don't believe the hype...there's only so much candy floss a person can eat before they starting puking bright pink. Just sayin'

De Hipster

A fat-free cookbook, flicked through it once, cooked from it never.

Being Irish anything cooked without real dairy country salted irish butter is just plain rank & tasteless!

Teclo

a computer :rolleyes:

inmyday

hondasam wrote: »

she was worth it at the time, Hope you let her keep it.

Eh, why o why. I dont know why she should keep it, why? Just why did you come out with that comment? why should he let her keep it?
Why?

Unpossible

Actually I've just thought of other useless things.

Fancy toys for infants (and some of the toddlers toys too). Companies and shops try to sell complecated toys with bells and whistles designed to "stimulate your baby and help them develop".

Its a scam and is aimed at parents, my children barely gave them attention and when they did they certainly didn't use them as the companies suggest they will. Even now my toddler won't use a lot of toys as the makers intended. Kids of all ages want grown up looking toys, something soft (teddybears etc) or something that can take being thrown/bounced/chewed.

Kevin Duffy

stupidusername wrote: »

:eek:

welcome back kev

:eek:

i'll take it!

Yeh, I know :rolleyes:

Thanks x

and for a minute, I thought you meant the ring