What's The Cheapest Thing?

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#1

What’s the cheapest thing to have, say, 1kg of, or a bucket full?

“Air” excluded for being a silly answer. Lid can be prodived for said bucket.

#2

Stones, they’re free.

#4

@anon5266188 @allnerve

But if you bought a bucket full of sand/stones, how much would you expect to pay?

(In the ridiculous scenario of you needing a bucket of sand and unable to procure one)

#6

It’s onions. Everything is onions.

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#7

1 x penny chew

EDIT: I have not read the OP.

#9

Phew, thanks for pointing that out mate. See my original post.

#12

Now establishing “bucket full” as the standard unit for this post. Just your bog standard 14 litre bucket, 99p at B&Q kinda bucket.

#13

If B&Q are doing 2 for 1 on buckets then my answer would be “a bucket”.

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#14

10/10 my friend.

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#15

talk is cheap

#16

who was the bloke who’s m4 bought 100 doors for a tenner or something and in the end had to offer the doors for free to whoever came round his place.

#17

Thought that was the best lunch deal ever for a minute there

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#18

Actually oats are pretty cheap by the weight

#19

How much would you expect to pay for a bucket of oats?

#20

is it not illegal to take sand from the beach?

#21

Water, and I mean tap water not the bottled stuff.

My mum buys loads of bottled water, it always seems a total waste of money.

#22

Oh what and the bags that they fill with the stolen sand are just free are they? DREAMER

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#23

When you sew it up but you still see the tear

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#24

Bored enough to work this out, based on Southern’s rates of ~£1.54 per cubic metre, its 2.464 pence to fill my bucket.

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#27

What can Ruffers always pull out of his arse if needed?

Onions.

Seems to work as a rule.