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MSE Parents Club Part 8

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  • tarajayne
    tarajayne Posts: 7,081 Forumite
    No MM, I just have very good taste in friends! :rotfl:

    Right, gotta go, back later. X :D
    Too many children, too little time!!!
    :p
  • have fun tara xx
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  • csh wrote: »
    MOTM is in luuurrrvvvveeeeee

    Steady! :cool:
    csh wrote: »
    How actually very dare you!!!!!!!!!

    I seen Cascada in Glasgow last year :cool: Took DD and a friend for birthday

    Sorry, just can't stand that song, or Cascada's version, or Metro Station's.

    Was Cascada good? I've seen her 'in session' but she wasn't very good :o She does think alot of herself too and can talk aboutn herself forever :rotfl:
    tarajayne wrote: »
    Thanks MOTM, he's looking forward to his 1st Exeter match this Xmas.

    Haven't been for ages, but higher up the leagues now for your lad. Enjoy it whilst it lasts, I suspect back to League 2 next season
  • csh_2
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    She was OK I suppose if you like that kind of thing! The venue was rocking tho! It was all young folk (over 14's gig) up to about 25 with a few olders parents dotted about. It was at the Glasgow Carling Academy so set out like a theatre, everyone was jumping and the balconys were bouncing!!
    Shes a chubbs IRL (i never said that)
  • searching_me
    searching_me Posts: 18,414 Forumite
    god its so cold ....... whats people got planned for the weekend? x
    :)Still searching .....:)
  • csh_2
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    god its so cold ....... whats people got planned for the weekend? x

    Supposed to be going for work christmas night out tomorrow but CBA so don't know if i'll bother. Mr Aldi is paying tho so might just go out for the meal then come home:money:

    You got plans Searchie?
  • csh wrote: »
    She was OK I suppose if you like that kind of thing! The venue was rocking tho! It was all young folk (over 14's gig) up to about 25 with a few olders parents dotted about. It was at the Glasgow Carling Academy so set out like a theatre, everyone was jumping and the balconys were bouncing!!
    Shes a chubbs IRL (i never said that)

    Thing is, with so many youngsters, i'm a young 36, albeit responsible enough, I just have young parts of me, so I like Cascada and the like. I'm not sure about live. As with most artists, singing live is not her forte. They even airbrush videos these days, or is that 'digitally enhance'.

    She's definitely no stick insect, but she has admitted that she's a bit rotund, but that's okay, she has a nice recorded singing voice.
    god its so cold ....... whats people got planned for the weekend? x

    Lucy is around tonight for the weekend. Not sure about tomorrow as would have to wait for 16yo to get home from work at 1.15 to do anything family and I think a couple are going to meet friends anyway. Sunday we are all going out for a shopping trip....again.

    Anything interesting for you?
  • searching_me
    searching_me Posts: 18,414 Forumite
    nothing much philips got a job thing tomorrow at meadowhall so im gonna get a few bits for philip while hes not around and ive gotta make some chocolate slabs for some family members .... oh and i got a peach of lambrini and a chocolate mini desert for tonight as my treat since im not going out x
    :)Still searching .....:)
  • SugarSpun
    SugarSpun Posts: 8,559 Forumite
    Hey everyone, can I ask some canny shopping help please?

    I'm looking for a Jumperoo or something equivalent and I would like to spend as little as possible. Is ebay my best bet or is there some amazing deal somewhere?

    Edit: or is one of these a good idea since she already has a door bouncer?
    Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
    Three gifts left to buy
  • csh_2
    csh_2 Posts: 3,294
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    Thing is, with so many youngsters, i'm a young 36, albeit responsible enough, I just have young parts of me, so I like Cascada and the like. I'm not sure about live. As with most artists, singing live is not her forte. They even airbrush videos these days, or is that 'digitally enhance'.

    Im a huge live music fan, esp local rock bands and the like. Watching someone sing live on TV is usually awful whereas when you are there its not so much about the music as the 'experience'. So in that respect she was worth seeing but, without the atmosphere she would have been poor.

    My BIL has a recording studio with all the gadgets and its amazing what you can do with poor singing voices!
    Was watching MTV the other day and that David Getta and Kelly Rowland were on signing live at some award thing or other and OMG at Kelly Rowland!! My ears were bleeding!!!
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