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19/04/18

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Originally posted by watso ↑

$2,000 a year on clothes - that is a want, not a need.

watso has enough clothes/shoes etc to last him another 3 lifetimes.. indeed watso will be buried with plenty of clothes, so that he can have enough for heavenly eternity .

lol - watso does not spend a cent at the barber shop.... and watso uses an old toothbrush to comb his eye brows

no creams or lotions for watso (ok - watso did buy one litre of sunscreen from aldi) .

zero vehicle costs - yet watso is always out and about .

no drugs - except for cheap "parkies best" from aldi .

insurance - if watso had a dictionary, he would look up the meaning of the word ..

how about using some electricity watso!!! watso has posted about his electricity usage in the past.. forked out about $3,000 on new energy saving devices .

but watso - surely you have to eat!!!!! - mmm anybody heard of 90% rtc and what about watso's lovely homestyle/home cooked meals

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'and watso uses an old toothbrush to comb his eye brows'..........shaking my head

is that the brush you clean the bathroom with
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