Preparing for Recession: Tips & Tricks

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To prepare for the worst economic recession in 30 years, one should be learning how to cook, practicing your best pick up lines, ( 2 can eat as cheaply as 1), refrain from getting Disney mania, and avoid beds with electrical activity, ( one needs a good nights sleep for productivity), watch out for stores providing free sausages, keep tipping to a minimum, if all else fails try not to whine about it.
 
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wolram said:
To prepare for the worst economic recession in 30 years, one should be learning how to cook, practicing your best pick up lines, ( 2 can eat as cheaply as 1), refrain from getting Disney mania, and avoid beds with electrical activity, ( one needs a good nights sleep for productivity), watch out for stores providing free sausages, keep tipping to a minimum, if all else fails try not to whine about it.

I see. What about the California fires and James Bond?
 
misgfool said:
I see. What about the California fires and James Bond?
Combine for best results.
 
misgfool said:
I see. What about the California fires and James Bond?

Avoid paying to watch James Bond movies and, building in Caifornian fire zones.
 
aren't you worried this thread might drift off-topic and get locked?
 
Proton Soup said:
aren't you worried this thread might drift off-topic and get locked?


Topic? i am not sure there is one, more a game of fitting unrelated things together :smile:

I keep trying with the search cloud without success.
 
Where is the chili in this thread, Woolie? My pantry and cupboards are full of chili relishes, salsas, etc. Can't live without them...
 
turbo-1 said:
Where is the chili in this thread, Woolie? My pantry and cupboards are full of chili relishes, salsas, etc. Can't live without them...


For a cheap meal i made a paste of mixed chilis, spread them on toast and topped with strong cheese then grilled it.
I am still seaching for a cheap (red hot) snack.
 
My wife and I just had cheeseburgers. Dressed with garlicky chili relish, yellow mustard, and Annie's Naturals ketchup. Mmmm.