The Bankrupt Inn (Part Three)

Lensman_2

dreamcatcher73 wrote: »

Just keep saying over in my head, sod him, he doesn't deserve me

No. And for him to have a go at you for that debt is well out of order. Both morally and legally, it is his now.

Good to see you posting with a bit more 'spring in your step' today.

4 foot ironing pile? Wow, the mind boggles... Being a single bloke, mine is never bigger than a pair of jeans and polo shirt for work that day, and I sneak those in before I am fully awake so I don't notice. :cool:

Lightattheend

dreamcatcher73 wrote: »

Just keep saying over in my head, sod him, he doesn't deserve me

Bl***y right too!

dreamcatcher73

Lensman wrote: »

No. And for him to have a go at you for that debt is well out of order. Both morally and legally, it is his now.

Good to see you posting with a bit more 'spring in your step' today.

4 foot ironing pile? Wow, the mind boggles... Being a single bloke, mine is never bigger than a pair of jeans and polo shirt for work that day, and I sneak those in before I am fully awake so I don't notice. :cool:

I'm a fool to myself when it comes to ironing, if I kept up with it, it would only take half hour every other day, but I always put it off, just ironing the odd thing until it gets way out of control.. I know when I need to tackle it when eldest son who is 18 starts saying he has nothing to wear, considering he owns at least 50 tops, that's bad! :rotfl:

Lightattheend

dreamcatcher73 wrote: »

I'm a fool to myself when it comes to ironing, if I kept up with it, it would only take half hour every other day, but I always put it off, just ironing the odd thing until it gets way out of control.. I know when I need to tackle it when eldest son who is 18 starts saying he has nothing to wear, considering he owns at least 50 tops, that's bad! :rotfl:

My ironing's not so much of a pile more a mountain to rival Everest! I'm lucky my uniform doesn't need ironing so at least I've got that to wear during the week! :rotfl:

dreamcatcher73

Lightattheend wrote: »

My ironing's not so much of a pile more a mountain to rival Everest! I'm lucky my uniform doesn't need ironing so at least I've got that to wear during the week! :rotfl:

I take it you like ironing as much as me then :rotfl:

fiveyearplan

Nothing wrong with an 18 year old ironing his own shirts - did I just say that??? I'm guilty too I still ironing my kids clothes and they are 18 and soon to be 17 . Mental note: I must prepare my kids for the outside world! OH irons his own clothes though. He made the dire mistake of criticising my ironing 23 years ago.

dreamcatcher73

Actually someone offered me a job recently, a few quid a week for doing their ironing. I told them I'd rather starve :rotfl::rotfl:

dreamcatcher73

fiveyearplan wrote: »

Nothing wrong with an 18 year old ironing his own shirts - did I just say that??? I'm guilty too I still ironing my kids clothes and they are 18 and soon to be 17 . Mental note: I must prepare my kids for the outside world! OH irons his own clothes though. He made the dire mistake of criticising my ironing 23 years ago.

My 18 year old has only just learned how to make toast :rotfl:

I am very guilty of making a rod for my own back, but hey I brought them into this world and I will look after them until I leave it, cos I'm damm sure they won't be leaving home before then! :rotfl::rotfl:

Lensman_2

I should explain that my ironing pile might be jeans and a shirt in the morning. But that comes from my non ironing pile.... Which is a different matter :rotfl:


I have known people that ironed knickers! Blimey - there's more to life...

fiveyearplan

I hope your jeans and shirt at least come from the clean clothes pile!