(existing) products you can live without

[Andy in Germany]

I see smart phones have been covered.

Any form of sporting attire. I last wore sports clothes in School and don't ever intend to do so again. Any sporting activity that requires special clothing is unnecessarily energetic, and wearing sports clothes when you aren't actually doing any sports is just... weird.

 

[Andy in Germany]

Oh, and dictionaries. Whenever I asked at school how to spell a word, I was told to 'look in a dictionary'.

Seriously, why make a product to show how to spell words, that requires people to be able to spell words to use it?

If I could find the word in the dictionary I wouldn't be asking how to spell it would I?

 

[classic33]

Oh, and dictionaries. Whenever I asked at school how to spell a word, I was told to 'look in a dictionary'.

Seriously, why make a product to show how to spell words, that requires people to be able to spell words to use it?

If I could find the word in the dictionary I wouldn't be asking how to spell it would I?

Asked that question at school, with no verbal answer given The teacher looked lost for words.

 

[Pat "5mph"]

Oh, and dictionaries. Whenever I asked at school how to spell a word, I was told to 'look in a dictionary'.

Seriously, why make a product to show how to spell words, that requires people to be able to spell words to use it?

If I could find the word in the dictionary I wouldn't be asking how to spell it would I?

Nowadays, the only word you need to know how to spell is ... Google!

 

[Accy cyclist]

Chemical filled drinks that are supposed to help you 're-energise' and all that crap.

 

[classic33]

Chemical filled drinks that are supposed to help you 're-energise' and all that crap.

As a bunch of chemicals, the average adult human is worth less than £7·00.

 

[irw]

I’d like to second that . Polo shirts work very well for my line of work!

 

[JtB]

After I retire I will happily live without an alarm clock.

 

[Accy cyclist]

I’d like to second that . Polo shirts work very well for my line of work!

Yeah i like a nice polo shirt,instead of a scruffy looking t-shirt. Polo shirts tend to be made of sterner material so they keep their shape and tend to last longer.

 

[perplexed]

'Sharing' bags of crisps, or those chocolates that were advertised on telly recently whereby one 'releases' the box and they spring open to form a 'plate', which seems to hold about 10 chocolates.

 

[Threevok]

Companies that help you diet - by preparing your food for you and delivering it to your door.

While you are at it, why not put your bed by the front door and have the postman feed it to you through the letterbox ?

 

[youngoldbloke]

'Sharing' bags of crisps, or those chocolates that were advertised on telly recently whereby one 'releases' the box and they spring open to form a 'plate', which seems to hold about 10 chocolates.

- and any 'bites' - eg Bitsa Wispa, guaranteed to make it really easy to eat much more than anyone should.

 

[roadrash]

Those little sticky tabs on the back of large Malteser packs to reseal them, do they really think they aren't all being eaten in one go

 

[Andy in Germany]

Polo shirts, please men stop wearing these you dont look cool, you just look naff. A tee shirt doesnt need a collar.
They are only acceptable for little kids doing school PE.

Banning polo shirts would cause chaos in the theatre industry as thousands of stage crew and techs try to work out what else there is to wear.

 

[cyberknight]

T-shirts look .....well........common

or in your case any clothes .