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19th Oct 11 at 14:33

quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J
If I'm not fasting, I spend about £1.85 a day. Thus only spend £5.55 a week on lunches

Apple, Crisps, chicken fillet from sainsbury's

... just a shame I spend about £350 on fuel on a month commuting

[Edited on 19-10-2011 by Paul_J]

Ramadan was is August mate.

Paul_J

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19th Oct 11 at 14:36

There are some absolute racists in here.

3CorsaMeal

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19th Oct 11 at 14:40

quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J
There are some absolute racists in here.

can't say i discrimate against that vodka any more than smirnoff

Jas

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19th Oct 11 at 14:44

1 and half sandwich today
1 packet of crisps
1 Banana
1 apple pie
1 apple

all the hot drinks I want in work, see how long this lasts

BarnshaW

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19th Oct 11 at 14:49

face like matdav body like a hen

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19th Oct 11 at 14:51

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Originally posted by mwg
How often do you do that Willay?

Troll? at least once every two days. But Paul_J is in his own league with deleting posts and writing stuff like that

Jas

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19th Oct 11 at 15:19

1 and half loaves sandwich today
1 multi packet of crisps
1 Banana tree
15 apple pies
1 toffee apple

quote:
Originally posted by BarnshaW
face like matdav body like a hen

that would be more like it mate

sc0ott

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19th Oct 11 at 15:24

Search 'eating out' in google with the moderate search option 'off'.

Gary

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19th Oct 11 at 15:31

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=eating+out&gs_upl=2482l2482l1l2575l1l0l0l0l0l0l0l0ll0l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.,cf.osb&biw=1920&bih=899&wrapid=tlif131903822933410&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&uss=1

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19th Oct 11 at 15:40

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
I go through phases, could take packed lunches to the office one week, then have breakfast and lunch out spending £10ish a day the next.

Depends whether or not I can be arsed to make them the night before, as I always run out of time in the morning. I had a bacon and egg roll, followed by two bananas, and a pizza hut all you can eat buffet today. About £15... which is a decent weeks worth of packed lunch... I see where you're going.

I thought you worked from your garden

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19th Oct 11 at 15:41

Used to buy off the butty person all the time but trying to be good now, couple of sandwiches made at home and a cheap can of soup

I'm trying to cut down on my money wasting ways. Worked out I smoke away £300+ a month with cigs/bud. Stupid.

Whittie

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19th Oct 11 at 16:12

quote:
Originally posted by Xs

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
I go through phases, could take packed lunches to the office one week, then have breakfast and lunch out spending £10ish a day the next.

Depends whether or not I can be arsed to make them the night before, as I always run out of time in the morning. I had a bacon and egg roll, followed by two bananas, and a pizza hut all you can eat buffet today. About £15... which is a decent weeks worth of packed lunch... I see where you're going.

I thought you worked from your garden

Nah, just made the most of the 1 day summer this year

Jas

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19th Oct 11 at 16:47

Alex you're just obese and ugly

Russ

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19th Oct 11 at 16:54

Cheese and Branston piece.

Marc

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19th Oct 11 at 16:56

Pack up every day.

Ian

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19th Oct 11 at 16:58

Used to spend

£1 tea and toast in the morning
£3 lunch

Probably a few more cups of tea during the day, so over a fiver per day.

Cheaper eating at home but when I'm working again I'll probably eat out, not time to make stuff and I would probably forget to take it anyway.

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19th Oct 11 at 16:59

How do people not have time to place some ham on a muffin and wrap it in foil? Nobody is that busy.

Russ

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19th Oct 11 at 16:59

you dont have time to make a sandwich or pasta. you must be busy as fuck

[Edited on 19-10-2011 by Russ]

Nath

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19th Oct 11 at 16:59

Packed lunch everyday, except maybe once a month I'll have a McDonalds.

Aaron

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19th Oct 11 at 17:03

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
you dont have time to make a sandwich or pasta. you must be busy as fuck

[Edited on 19-10-2011 by Russ]

There's another word for it too.

Lazy.

I generally have Shredded Wheat for B'fast, and a tin of 59p tomato soup for lunch

No wonder i have so much money

Ian

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19th Oct 11 at 17:03

I'll re-phrase, I'm too lazy to devote minutes that I could otherwise spend sitting at a computer.

Russ

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19th Oct 11 at 17:06

i am guilty of that Ian. I usually take packet soup i am that lazy.

Dave

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19th Oct 11 at 17:12

quote:
Originally posted by Brett
How do people not have time to place some ham on a muffin and wrap it in foil? Nobody is that busy.

This. Although its a teacake

I'm not criticising your choices, if you want to buy your dinner that's entirely your choice but surely no one is so busy they can't knock a few butties up.

I pretty much always take my dinner to work, might buy a sandwich now and then but always take drinks/snacks. 70-80p for a can vs 20-30p from the supermarket and taking cordial is even cheaper still.

Ojc

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19th Oct 11 at 17:14

My dad makes our lunch, normally a lovely fresh sandwich or a pasta with a scotch egg from the butchers.

3CorsaMeal

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19th Oct 11 at 17:20

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
My dad makes our lunch, normally a lovely fresh sandwich or a pasta with a scotch egg from the butchers.

does he pack it into your transformers lunchbox as well?

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