The Crazy £100 Clothes Challenge

sarahb123_3

Poorandindenial, if you didn't buy any clothes last year I would put the recent spending down to what you were owed;) from 2008, and start again for 2009.

poorandindenial

I bought a few bits last year, but not many (about three tops and a pair of trousers I think all in the sales), and there are still a few bits and bobs that I could do with buying to bring me vaguely up to date

BUT

I did spend £338.16!!!!! yesterday so not too sure I can bend the rules that far

Although I like your thinking

PS - I did just realise that in my pre-dfw days I would easily have spent that or more each month :eek: at least I am reformed from that!

Buffythedebtslayer

I spent some of my money!

£7 on a top (ironing emergency)

£10 on a ridiculous shawl thing cos I was SO cold this weekend

£14 on a hooded top (also a cold emergency)

£5 on a top (to go with said hooded top in coldness)

£3 on a purple vest top.

Bloody hell that's 39 pounds

I am allowed to sell my shoes on Ebay to make me clothes spending money?

*really hopes the answer is yes*

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poorandindenial

Buffy - I think you will see that I am in no position to judge the spending of others

Don't sell your warm shoes though - it is bloody FREEZING out there!

tiny_courageous

Lula-Hula wrote: »

Hmmm, yes to numbers 1,2 & 3 ... not really to number 4, how often is a person who works from home 3 days a week & has the social life of a panda likely to wear a pink suede coat :rolleyes:

you won't be wearing it round the house to get your money's worth then :rotfl::rotfl:

Lula-Hula

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

I spent some of my money!



I am allowed to sell my shoes on Ebay to make me clothes spending money?

*really hopes the answer is yes*

xxxx

Well done Buffy :T I think you've just come up with a new & sneaky way to streeeeeetch our £100 allowance...

From this day on I do declare that any money made by selling old clothes shall be exempt from the £100 allowance

that good enough for you ? I'm still deducting the £39 until you make that sale though just so you dont think I'm a pushover :rotfl:

lula
xx

Lula-Hula

tiny_courageous wrote: »

you won't be wearing it round the house to get your money's worth then :rotfl::rotfl:

Hmmmm what a good idea :T

Buffythedebtslayer

Lula-Hula wrote: »

Well done Buffy :T I think you've just come up with a new & sneaky way to streeeeeetch our £100 allowance...

From this day on I do declare that any money made by selling old clothes shall be exempt from the £100 allowance

that good enough for you ? I'm still deducting the £39 until you make that sale though just so you dont think I'm a pushover :rotfl:

lula
xx

cheers Lula

Excellent, it might an added incentive to get me sell on e bay......

I only have 61 pounds left!!

disaster!

sarahb123_3

Lula-Hula wrote: »

Well done Buffy :T I think you've just come up with a new & sneaky way to streeeeeetch our £100 allowance...

From this day on I do declare that any money made by selling old clothes shall be exempt from the £100 allowance

that good enough for you ? I'm still deducting the £39 until you make that sale though just so you dont think I'm a pushover :rotfl:

lula
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What about us technophobes who don't know how to sell on ebay? Can't remember if using Quidco money is allowed. Ooh, just thought, what about car boot sales?

Lula-Hula

sarahb123 wrote: »

What about us technophobes who don't know how to sell on ebay? Can't remember if using Quidco money is allowed. Ooh, just thought, what about car boot sales?

Dont worry sarah, I too am a technophobe who cant sell on ebay, we will just have to learn, do carboots, gumtree, quidco :j or just not buy anything costing over £100 :rolleyes: