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RustyFlange wrote: »Hi chocolate orange, I am not 100% sure as they laws have changed recently. I know they got really strict with regards to putting names/badges/backing pictures on them and I believe the law was that the plates have to be plain, however you can still buy brand new cars which have the dealership plates on. Why not give them a ring then if you make yourself look female at least they can't see you.
Sorry I can't help anymore.
Thats great help Rusty.. I hadnt thought of doing that ! I think my head is too far in the North Pole to think of sensible things
Sorry it took me ages to Thankyou. Its been one of those days, I went shopping and again my mind was way laid.. It caught up with itself at 3 when i had to collect my sons from school. I then remembered i hadnt ordered my medication and had run out of my strong painkillers. So emergency drs apt it was for me ( which i hated to take as it wasnt a life or death emergency)
Sorry i have waffled
As for OP can you buy a nice bottle of bubbly to share and some choccies ?
Or you could make him some fun vouchers at www.fun-vouchers.co.uk
Thats a nice cheap gift as you only use paper and ink and can make the vouchers for what you wantfurrypig says:my name is Choccy and I am addicted to nose free stamps as I want to save them all and give them noses!!!:rotfl:
About me. Im Choccy or Chocolate orange depending on where i am.Yes occasionally i am a total looon who spends too long online,but no where near as much £ as her spendy elves do ..:D0 -
thats a great idea too i knew it was a good idea to ask you lot !!chrisbethany wrote: »Hi Amanda
The first year we were married we decided to spend up to £5 on each other, and I haven't enjoyed putting together a Christmas present as much since.
I put everything in a shoe box, all separately wrapped (including single socks!:rolleyes: ) with a limerick on each label so DH had to guess what was inside
. My gifts included paperbacks from charity shops, a home-made backgammon set, cheap sweets, a packet of Rolos (the label said I wouldn't just give him my last one, as on the advert at the time, but he could have the whole packet!), a CD also from a charity shop, etc.
Since joining MSE I would now include all sorts of home-mades - reindeer flannels, etc. The options are endless! Get him to look on it as a challenge rather than a problem of no money, and it turns into great fun!:j
Going it alone and feeling the pinch
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Ha hahahahahahaha... that is sooo funny, but i really like this bloke, not sure i wanna see him hurtling down a hillside... my ex husband and his new fiance however...... do they do BOGOF`S PMSL :-pRustyFlange wrote: »Where they put you in a big inflatable ball and throw you down a hill
Here is the link to the one I have bought for my OH
http://www.buyagift.co.uk/Product/Id/3063/Name/Harness_Sphereing_for_One_Special_OfferGoing it alone and feeling the pinch
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