What was the last thing you purchased?

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What was the last thing you purchased?

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For me it was a soda.
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Sausage rolls in Spar.
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A coke and two pretzels
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Frostito coffee :9
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Lotto ticket :wink:
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Fran wrote:Lotto ticket :wink:
Imagine how many books you could buy if you won :)
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GotThatSwing wrote:
Fran wrote:Lotto ticket :wink:
Imagine how many books you could buy if you won :)
You bet .... we live in hope! :wink:
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Lunch. Indian food. Wasn't very good.
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Fran was the only person who mentioned a non-food item :lol:

Your lotto win will feed us all then, girl. :wink:
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StephenKingman wrote:Fran was the only person who mentioned a non-food item :lol:

Your lotto win will feed us all then, girl. :wink:
Afraid we're all going hungry then :cry:
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Fran wrote:
StephenKingman wrote:Fran was the only person who mentioned a non-food item :lol:

Your lotto win will feed us all then, girl. :wink:
Afraid we're all going hungry then :cry:
Aw, shame. Although a Waterford man won the Lotto +1 last week, hasnt claimed it yet, and no its not me. :cry:
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Darn the luck Mike! Good Luck Fran! :D

Geez do i feel weird....
For me it was Breakfast Of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut. I guess that's what i get for going to a book store right after work.
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I can't tell you guys what I bought last, it's illegal 8)
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BookWorm617 wrote:I can't tell you guys what I bought last, it's illegal 8)

Now this is just a guess but is it green and sticky? :wink:
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BookWorm617 wrote:I can't tell you guys what I bought last, it's illegal 8)
Oooh, I'm telling the police :wink:
Lolita. Light of my life, fire of my loins. My sin, my soul. Lo-lee-ta: the tip of the tongue taking a trip of three steps down the palate to tap, at three, on the teeth.
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