A trilogy in seven parts.....hypno's latest efforts

skint_spice

I'm soooo disappointed with the reports of Cadbury world, I'd always imagined it in a sort of Willy Wonka type way too!:o

Shame they don't do clubcard deals for cleaners - that would be useful.:D

Enjoy your race later, is this the first time you've ran since the marathon?

hypno06

I've managed to get OH sorting out one of *those* boxes - you know, the ones that have an assortment of leads for things you don't own any more, with warranties for computers that are as old as the ark, and discs that belong to your Dad's old computer that we never even owned in the first place :rolleyes:

That's got to be progress, surely

I've just done a dooyoo review, so something else can be crossed off my list.

As for Cadburyworld....I will investigate further, before coming to absolutely no decision whatsoever :rotfl:

hypno06

skint_spice wrote: »

I'm soooo disappointed with the reports of Cadbury world, I'd always imagined it in a sort of Willy Wonka type way too!:o

Shame they don't do clubcard deals for cleaners - that would be useful.:D

Enjoy your race later, is this the first time you've ran since the marathon?

Ooh, clubcard deals for cleaners, that would be good indeed!

Yes, this is the first time I will have donned trainers since the marathon.......I will either be super speedy, or super slothlike!

ZTD

hypno06 wrote: »

I've managed to get OH sorting out one of *those* boxes - you know, the ones that have an assortment of leads for things you don't own any more, with warranties for computers that are as old as the ark, and discs that belong to your Dad's old computer that we never even owned in the first place :rolleyes:

Oh no!! You can't do that! They always come in useful!





















:rotfl:

duchy

It's the "One day you may need it" syndrome. It's genetic -although after clearing out my Mum's cellar when she moved which had nearly 30 years of of my late Dad's "one day" stuff-you'd think I'd be cured-but no

ZTD

duchy wrote: »

It's the "One day you may need it" syndrome. It's genetic -although after clearing out my Mum's cellar when she moved which had nearly 30 years of of my late Dad's "one day" stuff-you'd think I'd be cured-but no

You never get cured - though you may cut down the number of things to keep to "the heir and the spare". But at least I can laugh at it...

hypno06

Z......you should come and take a look in my garage then - you would be in hoarder's heaven!!

hypno06

ok, the ONE box I gave to OH to sort out, now comprises THREE boxes :rolleyes:

And he has decided to come and watch the race for life - a blatant avoidance tactic :rotfl:

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Keeping_Positive

Oh a thread of people just like me :j:T:j:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

The horders symdrome including OH boxes of much needed wires etc
Stuff everywhere including odd socks on windowsills
Loooove Chocolate - Cadbury World OK but not amazing and most importantly choc NOT cheap :mad:
Can while away hours on here or watching tv but never time for housework

hypno06

Keeping_Positive wrote: »

Oh a thread of people just like me :j:T:j:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

The horders symdrome including OH boxes of much needed wires etc
Stuff everywhere including odd socks on windowsills
Loooove Chocolate - Cadbury World OK but not amazing and most importantly choc NOT cheap :mad:
Can while away hours on here or watching tv but never time for housework

See, I AM normal :rotfl: