Bought Myself An Xmas Pressie . . .
12 December 2002, 11:36 AM
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A Stella Artois beer fridge
No self respecting home should be without one.£99.99 at Currys online if anyones interested
Beer not included
12 December 2002, 11:43 AM
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12 December 2002, 12:07 PM
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Oh, sorry mate, I thought I saw 'em this year too
Ours is empty at the moment
. Lyndsy says beer is too heavy to cart around asda, so I'll have to go shopping with her if I want some. 
Went last week, no crates of boddingtons! Arrgggh! Duped!
Ours is empty at the moment
. Lyndsy says beer is too heavy to cart around asda, so I'll have to go shopping with her if I want some. Went last week, no crates of boddingtons! Arrgggh! Duped!
12 December 2002, 12:53 PM
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There's only one thing for it - get them all This plan also has the added benefit that when you're pissed and vision is blurred, it's easier to pick the right drink
This plan also has the added benefit that when you're pissed and vision is blurred, it's easier to pick the right drink
12 December 2002, 01:24 PM
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Damn how pricey is the beer on that website. They may deliver it to your door but they are fleecing you for the priviledge.
24x330ml bottles of stella:
Lastorders.com = £19.99
Tesco.com = £9.98
24x440ml cans of carling:
Lastorders.com = £19.99
Tesco.com = £9.98
I know where I will be buying mine from.
Simon.
[Edited by P1Fanatic - 12/12/2002 1:31:37 PM]
24x330ml bottles of stella:
Lastorders.com = £19.99
Tesco.com = £9.98
24x440ml cans of carling:
Lastorders.com = £19.99
Tesco.com = £9.98
I know where I will be buying mine from.
Simon.
[Edited by P1Fanatic - 12/12/2002 1:31:37 PM]
12 December 2002, 01:28 PM
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hey Dunk, they are superb mate, we are moving soon & I am getting the loft converted for my son, as he has had ****ty little bedrooms for years now....anyway, I am going to get him 1 of these & an electric leather chair as well & give him the bedroom I always wanted as a kid....
ps - the scalectrix & snooker table are going in the conservatory
shunty
ps - the scalectrix & snooker table are going in the conservatory
shunty
12 December 2002, 01:42 PM
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mate, I have also just bought a petrol rc nito jobbie from someone on here, the 50mph, I am reliving my missed youth through my son (good excuse)....
who was it said on here "he who dies with the most toys WINS" that includes gadgets of any description of course....which the fridge is.
shunty
, I am reliving my missed youth through my son (good excuse)....who was it said on here "he who dies with the most toys WINS"
that includes gadgets of any description of course....which the fridge is.shunty
12 December 2002, 01:45 PM
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Fair play mate, sounds like a great idea
Kind of the same with me, I could never afford all the great gardets and stuff as a kid, so I don't hestitate to buy them now You only live once
Kind of the same with me, I could never afford all the great gardets and stuff as a kid, so I don't hestitate to buy them now
You only live once
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