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23 September 2005, 11:13 AM
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Lol - yeah seems the Dualit range of combined toaster and sandwich toasters run at about that price. Mind you, why not get a £20 toaster and £20 Breville 
23 September 2005, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by OllyK
Lol - yeah seems the Dualit range of combined toaster and sandwich toasters run at about that price. Mind you, why not get a £20 toaster and £20 Breville
I've got a Dualit, the idea being it works and keeps working while looking timelessly stylish.
£200 isn't much when you consider it's the price of a night out. Then again you can probably buy an awful lot of KFC family buckets and 6 packs of Carling/Stella for that much.........
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23 September 2005, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by TruthHurts
A :'cos I'm not some poverty striken scumbag?
I've got a Dualit, the idea being it works and keeps working while looking timelessly stylish.
£200 isn't much when you consider it's the price of a night out. Then again you can probably buy an awful lot of KFC family buckets and 6 packs of Carling/Stella for that much.........
I've got a Dualit, the idea being it works and keeps working while looking timelessly stylish.
£200 isn't much when you consider it's the price of a night out. Then again you can probably buy an awful lot of KFC family buckets and 6 packs of Carling/Stella for that much.........
Hinari - Below the poverty line
Breville - Working Class
Dualit - Working Class with Middle Class pretensions and a Redrow home
Large stone fireplace in a 15th Century mansion - Footballer
23 September 2005, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by NotoriousREV
The UN bases it's Quality of Life index on what kind of toaster you have:
Hinari - Below the poverty line
Breville - Working Class
Dualit - Working Class with Middle Class pretensions and a Redrow home
Large stone fireplace in a 15th Century mansion - Footballer
Hinari - Below the poverty line
Breville - Working Class
Dualit - Working Class with Middle Class pretensions and a Redrow home
Large stone fireplace in a 15th Century mansion - Footballer
No Redrow but proud to be working class.
23 September 2005, 02:01 PM
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Our next door neighbours at our old place had a Dualit. Pair of pretentious Jones's 
Had to have the latest/best/most stylish/most desirable everything, and yet were skint and about as friendly and personable as mud 
Nothing wrong with a £20 toaster, not that I have one as my cooker has a grill on it which can do very good toast, and anyway, I don't even eat toast as I follow a low carb diet
File Dualit under the same category as Audi TT's, designer clothes and having the latest mobile phone. Look at me, look at me !!!!
Had to have the latest/best/most stylish/most desirable everything, and yet were skint and about as friendly and personable as mud Nothing wrong with a £20 toaster, not that I have one as my cooker has a grill on it which can do very good toast, and anyway, I don't even eat toast as I follow a low carb diet File Dualit under the same category as Audi TT's, designer clothes and having the latest mobile phone. Look at me, look at me !!!!
23 September 2005, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by corradoboy
Our next door neighbours at our old place had a Dualit. Pair of pretentious Jones's Had to have the latest/best/most stylish/most desirable everything, and yet were skint and about as friendly and personable as mud Nothing wrong with a £20 toaster, not that I have one as my cooker has a grill on it which can do very good toast, and anyway, I don't even eat toast as I follow a low carb diet
File Dualit under the same category as Audi TT's, designer clothes and having the latest mobile phone. Look at me, look at me !!!!
Had to have the latest/best/most stylish/most desirable everything, and yet were skint and about as friendly and personable as mud Nothing wrong with a £20 toaster, not that I have one as my cooker has a grill on it which can do very good toast, and anyway, I don't even eat toast as I follow a low carb diet File Dualit under the same category as Audi TT's, designer clothes and having the latest mobile phone. Look at me, look at me !!!!
Also care to explain how something that sits in someone's kitchen can be a 'look at me item'. Unless of course the Jones's used to bring it out onto the drive.......
23 September 2005, 02:09 PM
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for that price i expect it to iron my shirt, bake a cake and mow the damn lawni got a toaster under £10 from asda, a few years ago and still works great
23 September 2005, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted by TruthHurts
Dualit is hardly 'latest'
Originally Posted by ME
latest/best/most stylish/most desirable everything
Originally Posted by TruthHurts
explain how something that sits in someone's kitchen can be a 'look at me item'
23 September 2005, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by corradoboy
You may like to note I stated several reasons...
A figure of speach to highlight the sort of people they were
A figure of speach to highlight the sort of people they were
23 September 2005, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by NotoriousREV
The UN bases it's Quality of Life index on what kind of toaster you have:
Hinari - Below the poverty line
Breville - Working Class
Dualit - Working Class with Middle Class pretensions and a Redrow home
Large stone fireplace in a 15th Century mansion - Footballer
Hinari - Below the poverty line
Breville - Working Class
Dualit - Working Class with Middle Class pretensions and a Redrow home
Large stone fireplace in a 15th Century mansion - Footballer
Always do toast on a gas grill.
Cheers
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23 September 2005, 02:31 PM
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Porsche....
...well, Siemens actually Our kettle is visually identical to the one shown here and was £17.99 by Morphy Richards instead of £100. Boils just as quick and has 4 years use under its belt so far. Style needn't carry a hefty price tag 
...well, Siemens actually
Our kettle is visually identical to the one shown here and was £17.99 by Morphy Richards instead of £100. Boils just as quick and has 4 years use under its belt so far. Style needn't carry a hefty price tag
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Originally Posted by corradoboy
Porsche....
...well, Siemens actually Our kettle is visually identical to the one shown here and was £17.99 by Morphy Richards instead of £100. Boils just as quick and has 4 years use under its belt so far. Style needn't carry a hefty price tag
...well, Siemens actually
Our kettle is visually identical to the one shown here and was £17.99 by Morphy Richards instead of £100. Boils just as quick and has 4 years use under its belt so far. Style needn't carry a hefty price tag 
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