Cheaper things that are better than their expensive counterparts amnesty

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Changing the world one consumer product at a time.

I’ll start with: Rustlers quarter pounder > any Burger King burger

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Herbal essences shampoo conditioner > any mid-range “salon” brand (Tresemme, Aussie, etc)

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Cheap custard creams > posh custard creams

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Sainsbo’s value medium cheddar > Cathedral City or any of that bollocks

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Re-issue Russian Big Muff (£15 off eBay) > fancy-pants boutique dual fuzz pedal (£270 from the importer in Stevenage)

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Dick & Dom > Ant & Dec

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Probably about the same price (especially if Catherdral’s got a deal on)?

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o rly

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Not talking price per pack here, talking price per gram.

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Well I say £15, that’s what I bought it for about ten years ago. They’re £190 second hand now because they’re “vintage”.

I’m old.

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Asian supermarket instant noodles > super noodles

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Kind of a mute point really as Cathedral is dogshit.

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I’m quite partial to a Rustlers, but BK consistently gives me the bum wee.

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Just had one and it was probably the best thing I’ve eaten in 3 days

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bleak

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burger + cheese in the microwave, bun in the toaster

you’re welcome

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Basic veg peeler

1000×1000 67.8 KB

better than any fancy ones with moving / swiveling parts

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If you’re not using a Y-peeler, you’re a fool, a damned fool.

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must… resist…

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i wanted to but I was just… basically gobsmacked and didn’t even know what to say

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don’t like em