Did You Ever Buy Something And NEVER Use It

Because I don’t want to deal with the dirty oil afterwards.

And I recently pitched something like a dozen frozen bananas.

Speaking of bananas, a few years ago we decided to make Bananas Foster. This requires, among other things, rum and banana liqueur. Now you can buy rum in almost any quantity, it seems like, down to a couple of tablespoons. But banana liqueur only comes in quarts. Even though, in fact, we only needed a tablespoon.

So we have one quart of banana liqueur, less one tablespoon.

The good news, I’m thinking this stuff doesn’t go bad. Being liqueur, and all.

No, but after a while - a surprisingly little while - cracked bottles of sweet liquor are a bastard to open.

I suggest a nutcracker. Which I would have mentioned here, except I use it to crank open a bottle of triple sec every six months or so.

I have a bunch of DVDs that I haven’t opened to watch yet. I threw out a 6 year old box of Kraft mac and cheese last week. I have clothes that I haven’t taken the tags off of yet, and unopened makeup.

I have a stainless steel fish poacher that I bought with Christmas money some 5 or 6 years ago. It’s never been used. I don’t know when I’m ever going to poach a damn fish, but I have the equipment. I have a ton of Tupperware still from when I was a consultant that hasn’t been out of the original plasitc yet. I try to give a little away each Christmas. It’s been 6 years and I think they are on to me.

Three parachutes…oh I’ve worn them plenty, but never used one.

Heh. My mom occasionally goes through her inventory of fabric and lists the projects she’s planning for them. “I filled two sheets of looseleaf paper (college-ruled) and wasn’t done yet…” :eek:

I have a modest stash (probably five large quilts’ worth) and kits for two cross-stitch/needlepoint pieces so not too bad.

I bought myself a popover pan years ago and still hold out hope that someday…

Same here with Fire Insurance…

OK I have to ask, where does one get a parachute? Army surplus?

I have to ask how many of you men will admit to wasting money on condoms you didn’t get to use? I’ll admit it.