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The Crazy £100 Clothes Challenge
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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!!Me thinks I may be rummaging through the charity shop rails soon.
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:
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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
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 othersIn 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)
£34,547 (Dec 07); Current debt: £zilch (Debt free December 2010)
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£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,
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:0 -
poorandindenial wrote: »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 othersIn 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
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)
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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
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:Debt free Olympic Contender # 134DMP Mutual Support Thread member # 250DMP March 2010 [STRIKE]£9786 [/STRIKE] now £9900 -
you are so funny
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)
Hello Boys!!!!!!!£34,547 (Dec 07); Current debt: £zilch (Debt free December 2010)
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poorandindenial wrote: »Hello Boys!!!!!!!
exactlyin future think I will 1) avoid swimming until further notice & 2) let my tummy control itself :rolleyes:
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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. x0 -
Hello & welcome mrs.way
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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!0 -
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
Janey0
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