Some peoples ideas of cheap

[RocketMBA]

I've had my current dishwasher for a year and a half now and there's been no problems at all... Low on the electric, quiet, no limescale... Her name's Emily

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I paid 900 pounds 10 years ago for our cooker, dual fuel 2 ovens and four burners plus a wok / griddle burner range stylie thing in black.

Best pressie I've ever bought myself for the kitchen, did a roastie for 10 at the W/E and christmas dinner for fourteen a couple of years ago.
Gotta have something like that if you cook for loads at a time, makes it easy peasy (gallons of wine while doing it also help obviously).



L.

[Unknown user #1]

Hmm.... it reminds me of good old times when I came to this forum and asked for an advice on the best receiver. And the answer was something like "get dreambox, as the rest is simply rubbish"

[BGonaSTICK]

Originally Posted by TheRookie

"get dreambox, as the rest is simply rubbish"

And still as true today as it ever was

We were just ahead of our time

[Unknown user #1]

Yup And I am wondering if someone from the 'white goods' forum is now complaining about people here. To quote their madrat:

Told them about £200 for receiver, dish and everything. Some one said they had spent £350 on one and had nothing but trouble and someone else said "well thats what happens when you get a cheap setup" Shocked Since when was £350 cheap. I was then informed that the best receiver was a Dreambox style. So apart from the fact I now have to spend £400+ if I want a good receiver I have to knock a wall down to fit a great big dish in that I don't want or will ever use, what is wrong with some people? they don't live in the real world, they relay don't. Huh

[BGonaSTICK]

Everyone has an opinion, and thank God they're all different. It would be a very boring place otherwise