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By Drim - 25/11/2009 17:52 - Canada

Today, I learned that there is a limit to being thrifty. For example buying a pan from the dollar store is most likely going to cost a lot more than a few dollars. Especially when it melts all over your stove which you now have to replace. FML
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her0x3her0ine617 0

wow some people are being really mean. try calling the company and telling them their pan killed your oven. perhaps they'll cover the repair/ new oven costs.

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troublant_fml 1

Ah, sucks for you :/ Sometimes investing in more expensive stuff is better in the long run.

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sodahhhr 0

clearly you do care, since you replied to this post, you stupid vertebrae

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quackquackquac 0

way to reply to your own post.

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myfriend_youfail 3

And you just called yourself "a stupid spinal column"....why...?

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The_Pleb 0

Thrifty???? Is that some kind of weird american word?? Will someone please explain in english!?!?!? Thankyou in advance

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ndawgg 6

It means being cheap. Also, OP is Canadian.

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cxal_fml 0

If you don't know how to speak English, and you obviously don't if you are unfamiliar with a common word like thrifty, try getting yourself an English dictionary.

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bezach 0

some trasfestite who is fifty but thinks they are thirty? idk I'm in canada.

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troublant_fml 1

Ah, sucks for you :/ Sometimes investing in more expensive stuff is better in the long run.

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Yatta_fml 0

Did it, just maybe, LOOK like plastic?

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shanster 3

did you even look at the pan before you bought it? It's pretty obvious to tell if its MELTING material. YDI for being stupid and cheap. We're in a recession, not the 2nd great depression.

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her0x3her0ine617 0

wow some people are being really mean. try calling the company and telling them their pan killed your oven. perhaps they'll cover the repair/ new oven costs.

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PJW 0

"Sue the bastards!" was my first reaction, too, but then I realized that there *isn't* any kind of metal that would melt on a regular stove. It had to have been a plastic toy, or other non-pan thing that OP tried to use as a pan. FYL for not being able to tell cookware from non-cookware.

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sonic19951 6

There IS a metal that can melt like that. Its that type of metal they use for prank spoons. The one where you stir something with and half the spoon dissapears(melts/ dissolves in drink) when you take it out.

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rockstarK9 0

I just moved and have no cookware and can't afford to buy any pans or takeout until next payday. I feel your pain : /

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