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The Crazy £100 Clothes Challenge

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  • Lula-Hula
    Lula-Hula Posts: 7,868 Forumite
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    suze72 wrote: »
    Hi Lula Hula, could I please join in too?
    I've been really good this year so far and have only bought a top for £4 - good ole Primark! :T
    Mind you I do have two weddings in the summer!! :o Me thinks I may be rummaging through the charity shop rails soon. :D


    Hey suze72 ,

    'course you can hunny bun & if you live in sunny devon then you can take full advantage of the swimwear rule that poorandindenial thinks I havent noticed her trumpeting just because she typed it small :T :rotfl:
    off to add you straightjacket away :D
  • Lula-Hula wrote: »
    Hey suze72 ,

    'course you can hunny bun & if you live in sunny devon then you can take full advantage of the swimwear rule that poorandindenial thinks I havent noticed her trumpeting just because she typed it small :T :rotfl:
    off to add you straightjacket away :D

    What? you heard that???? :rotfl:

    Surely she can take advantage of the swimwear rule wherever she lives, it is just that it may take more balls in some parts of the country than others :D In some parts I have seen the young laydeeeeez wearing less than swimwear on very cold nights :eek: (if I did that then I would be immediately air lifted 'back to the sea' and there might be reports like this - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4631396.stm)
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  • Lula-Hula
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    mrs.way wrote: »
    £100 in a YEAR? I would love to do that, I spend about £150 a month on clothes (and then they end up on eBay a few months later, all BNWT and unworn lol). I would love to try as I am REALLY trying to cut down.....so I'm gonna say IN.....have we gotta start from Jan though as I think I have already gone over......lol


    Hello & welcome mrs.way :D ,

    you can start from now but still only have £100 to the end of the year :eek:

    You can do this, really you can ... I think :rotfl:
  • Lula-Hula
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    What? you heard that???? :rotfl:

    Surely she can take advantage of the swimwear rule wherever she lives, it is just that it may take more balls in some parts of the country than others :D In some parts I have seen the young laydeeeeez wearing less than swimwear on very cold nights :eek: (if I did that then I would be immediately air lifted 'back to the sea' and there might be reports like this - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4631396.stm)


    you are so funny :D

    anyone can use the swimwear rule - I have a fab cossie that holds the tummy in but then pushes everything upwards & out over the top of the padded bra bit :eek: ( yes, I learned this hard way when wondering why all men were blatantly ogling me in local pool :o:o:o )
  • suze72
    suze72 Posts: 209 Forumite
    Lula-Hula wrote: »
    Hey suze72 ,

    'course you can hunny bun & if you live in sunny devon then you can take full advantage of the swimwear rule that poorandindenial thinks I havent noticed her trumpeting just because she typed it small :T :rotfl:
    off to add you straightjacket away :D


    I think the poor old dears in the Red Cross Shop would have rather a fright at me rummaging through the rails in my bikini :eek:
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  • Lula-Hula wrote: »
    you are so funny :D

    anyone can use the swimwear rule - I have a fab cossie that holds the tummy in but then pushes everything upwards & out over the top of the padded bra bit :eek: ( yes, I learned this hard way when wondering why all men were blatantly ogling me in local pool :o:o:o )

    Hello Boys!!!!!!!
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  • Lula-Hula
    Lula-Hula Posts: 7,868 Forumite
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    Hello Boys!!!!!!!


    exactly :o in future think I will 1) avoid swimming until further notice & 2) let my tummy control itself :rolleyes:
  • I have lots of clothes that just dont fit properly since I put on weight after quitting smoking & as I refuse to buy anything in a larger size I wont be spending a penny until I lose the weight...that's my personal motivator rather than the actual financial side of things but as I said... you can include or exclude what you suits you best ;)

    I am so with you on that, how long does one keep trying to lose weight before giving in though?!

    Not spent any so far...
    Please do not confuse me with other gratefulsforhelp. x
  • mrs.way
    mrs.way Posts: 133 Forumite
    Lula-Hula wrote: »
    Hello & welcome mrs.way :D ,

    you can start from now but still only have £100 to the end of the year :eek:

    You can do this, really you can ... I think :rotfl:

    I am going to try......I really do spend SO much it's stupid, although I have just worked out that it comes to about £8.30 a month (if I have done my calculations right!!!!!) but I really am going to try, this should hopefully help me to cut back and save money for more important things, even if I can't stick within the limit it is going to help me, great idea for a challenge!!! Nice one!
  • janey07
    janey07 Posts: 56 Forumite
    Hi Lula
    Confession time. I had a lovely day out on Saturday with my Mum and daughters and we all got some bargains.I bought a blouse for work and 2 summer tops in a local charity shop-it all came to £5 and I donated a full bag of clothes to them so I've actually got less now than I had before so surely that's a good thing!! We also found they do a great selection of birthday cards etc at £1. I hate spending money on cards which end up in the recycle bin in a few days-at least buying them here does some good.
    Cheers
    Janey
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