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MissSexyBum

shegirl wrote: »

and it is 'peace of mind' dumbass!

'piece of mind' makes no sense whatsoever as 'piece' is a part of so why would somebody say 'part of mind'.They wouldn't,they would say 'peace of mind' as in feeling secure,safe,reassured

Cos they said they were going to give me a ''peace of their mind''! :rotfl:

What exactly does that mean, they are going to make my mind peaceful??


This is just getting riduculously lame though, arguing on an internet fourm with a load of random dummies about spelling and how wholesale buying works! :rotfl:

Time to go play cod me thinks.


Smell ya later

joetowin

mumof3lads wrote: »

lollypop lollypop oooh lolly lolly lolly pop ba dum dum dum!

I'm actually getting quite bored of her now, to the point i want to wake baby T up, but this is the longest he has slept all day, maybe i should leave him.

same here , shes doing it all to get a reaction and people are feeding her what she wants.YAWN YAWN .

shegirl

*SmallFry* wrote: »

What does that mean? I've seen it in many of your posts :rotfl:

I didn't spot that one :rotfl:

Candyboo

Im been reading this tread with amusement..I must say MissSexyBum you are very hardfaced! I have a scenerio for you...there is only 100 jeans left in stock, what do you do gobble them all up and buy for you wholesale plan or do you buy 2 and leave 98 for other MSEers?
Oh and by the way its not big or clever advising another poster on another thread (whats the worst that can happen for not paying an unsecured loan) you responded by saying..... They cant do anything whatsoever against you & I did this with 3 creditcards of my own for just under £10,000, and so know the exact process that the banks will go through
I look forward to your response
CandyBoo

mumof3lads

shegirl wrote: »

Leave him be hun You deserve a peaceful rest.Just relax and laugh at this baby instead

I wanna squidge him though haha, but i shall let him sleep. But i get PEACE!! tomorrow as i'm at the hospital, yay more injections :rolleyes:

*max*

julienfreya wrote: »

well said exactly you give someone 'peace' of mind not a 'piece' of mind!

I don't want to annoy anyone...lol But it can be both, depending on what you are trying to say!

"I gave him a piece of my mind" for example, meaning I was arguing with him and letting him know my opinion.
And
"I booked over the phone for peace of mind", meaning so as not to stress about it.

They're two completely different expressions.

shegirl

mumof3lads wrote: »

I wanna squidge him though haha, but i shall let him sleep. But i get PEACE!! tomorrow as i'm at the hospital, yay more injections :rolleyes:

will catch up with you in facebook in a bit hun

LegalBlonde

Go CandyBoo and MSB I should have guessed you play COD, does that make you like 14? And probably a boy....enjoy your (i am now guessing) invisible, non existent jeans.

I have learned the hard way not to feed the trolls - I might make that my new sig

Wake me up when the jeans arrive zzzzzzzzzzzz

wookeyhole1

yawn!!!!!!!!!!!!

mumof3lads

MissSexyBum wrote: »

Cos they said they were going to give me a ''peace of their mind''! :rotfl:

What exactly does that mean, they are going to make my mind peaceful??


This is just getting riduculously lame though, arguing on an internet fourm with a load of random dummies about spelling and how wholesale buying works! :rotfl:

Time to go play cod me thinks.


Smell ya later

And we're the dummies? Yes, sure. Okay then.