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What was the last thing you bought online?

Bog Butter · 2018-11-08 22:00:56

Hi. What was the last thing you bought online? The last thing I bought online was a part for my freezer!

08-11-2018 11:00pm

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Hi. What was the last thing you bought online? The last thing I bought online was a part for my freezer!

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A strap on.

How did that go?

A book in my case: "Mirrors of the Self" by Christine Downing.

Fair play to An Post for getting it in the post Box. The unemployed in the complex may have been wondering what the banging was that morning.

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bluewolf wrote: »

Dog food

Ooh thanks for reminding me.. in about 10 minutes cat food will be the last thing I bought..

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A bottle of perfume for my sister for Christmas.

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Wireless noise-cancelling headphones, recommended by Boardsies on the Bargain Alerts forum. One of the better purchases I've made.

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Mountainsandh wrote: »

A youtuber hoodie for the young fellow (xmas), can't even remember the name, those guys who hide overnight in supermarkets.

Thieves

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Mountainsandh wrote: »

those guys who hide overnight in supermarkets.

Gobshítes.

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Johnny Dogs wrote: »

Thieves

Nah... Same guys make boxforts, little fellow's obsession at the moment. They make it out to be clandestine, but I'd say they obviously have permission. They buy onesies , popcorn and toothpaste, go brush their teeth in the supermarket toilets, then head for the loo rolls aisle, sneak in on the shelves behind the stock, spy out on people and giggle a lot, then sleep there or so they say. it's cute.

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