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MSE Parents Club Part 10
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How long tho? Like, 10 years?
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Beenie - I have never had a seperate drier, always had washer driers we have had 2 in the years we have been together first one lasted 8yrs and this one has lasted 7yrs but tbh I think it will go soon as it has ocassionally behaved funny!! We have usually paid about £350-£400(ish)Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
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In my Asda they do a few different types and one have no fasteners at all, just elastic. They're grey but rarely in stock.
Otherwise i'm sure Matalan do some with buttons, not positive thoredmel1621 wrote: »Hi 3
I think most places are those slidey clip things! I used to get some from Next and Woolworths that were buttons. I haven't had for a while though because Woolworths shut down and ds1 went through 11 pairs of trousers last year so I got the cheapest I could find, Asda I think!
I've had a look on Asda online, but they all look like clips.
Mel - there is still Woolies online. They've got one style with a button, for £18 for a two pack for age 13. :eek:
I'm just looking on Matalan, but it's hard to tell how they fasten, and which are girls or boys! I might pop in in RL tomorrow.
Thanks ladies.
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beenie my mother got one for £90 second hand and its still working (as far as i know) after 7-8 years x
Still searching .....:)
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Evening all
MFD I was going to come over and slap and shake you but decided a nice ((((((hug)))))) would be better x x
Sorry I've not read back so (((((hugs)))) to anyone else in need.
El woke up the back o 9 screamin and when I went in there was a puddle in her cot of a mixture of snot, drool and sick. Poor wee thing teeth are annoying her she keeps saying teeth sore mama. She always gets all snotty when she's teethin. One of the back ones has popped right thru 2 more are just visible and the 4th hasn't appeared yet.
I'm full of the cold to but apart from that all is well here :rotfl:Everyone is entitled to their opinionEllie 25/12/070 -
I think I might just go for it! I really want it now! lol
DKAM - Go for bright red!!!!!!!!!!!!
My other cars have been red (but it was a battered Peugeot 309 that had 200,000miles on it by the time I scrapped it!), white, gold, light blue, dark blue and now flamenco red :cool:
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I've never washed new clothing apart from the first baby stuff that gets washed before they are born.i wouldnt wash them just put them on but that may be me being lazy PMSL! i have enough washing without adding!
Oooh I used to live near Streatham, wel it was Brixton and I left when I was 5 but alot of my family are from them ends, I worked with my dad in Streatham, just off the high road.jenny - yup, the new one near Streatham station. DH is working on Tuesday so I'll likely be going crazy i nthe hotel by that point!
don't have your number tho (will send PM in a min - oops, crying baby, maybe more than 1 min!)0 -
Yeah but I am impatient and like to buy all the uniforms in one go....so I couldn't be bothered to wait for deliveries...and at those prices I wouldn't bother with them anyway! He has only put holes in 4 pairs so far this year, but while he is going through this phase of trashing his clothes he is getting the cheapest I can find!
I even bought him about 4 pairs of cheapy ebay jeans because he has put holes in all his jeans (the ones he hasn't grown out of!!)
Mel xUnless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
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DKAM, sorry to be negative, but I thought about your red car earlier.. wouldn't it be a bit "recognisable"? :cool: If someone found out you had a red car and there aren't many of them about, it might not be too hard to spot if someone found out your area, iyswim.. Maybe I just have too wild an imagination *shrug*
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MFD, you sound like you need a break, cheeky question, but do you get good sick pay (just because I wouldn't want to say get signed off if it will cause financial strain)? I would take some time off, get away from it all if you can, plan a few nice days out, a few days lounging in bed (ha! like you could with Benjamin anyway). Do it now before you burn out.
Beenie, I would be hoping for 4-5years for a tumble dryer. How old is yours?
Mel, glad you got a laugh, I've came down now!
But Being human... oh my god!!!
ETA, 3, could you sew on some buttons maybe?
And also, I thought red was the most common colour after silver for cars?0 -
Well what a loooooong day!
I had such a great time at my sisters today, the kids were angels, and I saw my Mummy!
I'm seeing her again tommorrow as she's having the baby while I go court.
I'm i such a quandry about where to live! I keep deciding on places then changin my mind!
I think I might just stay here forever! lol
No seriosuly though, seeing my sis today made me think that this area aint to bad really, infact it's a bloody good area with good oppourtunities, and it's close to her, mum said if I stay up these ends she'll look for an exchane to near here so we are all close together.
I'm still deciding but know I need to get my aris into gear and make a decision quick time!0
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