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Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it
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I'm mad for wine gums.... tried most of them by now. My preferred brand are the cheapo Tesco ones. Also Tesco midget gems are best/good - I usually choose these over wine gums now as I dip my paw into the bag and pull out 2-3-4 sweeties .... and as midget gems are much smaller the bag lasts a lot longer.lostinrates wrote: »I hVen 't had wine gums for years! I'm glad they still make them.
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I'm your OH and I claim my £5 .... half of everything you've got, especially your favourite things.chewmylegoff wrote: »... oh is 5ft nothing, ...
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Doozergirl wrote: »I am terrible. I will deprive myself of a proper lunch for a box of chocolate fingers and a can of coke if the desire takes me.
Just not in front of the kids. Do as I say, not as I do when you're at school!
i can't have multipacks of anything in the house as i will simply eat the whole lot in one sitting instead of having proper food.
it's also taking me quite a lot of will power to not replace every meal with 4-6 chunky orange kitkats.0 -
Mumzillas.lostinrates wrote: »I dunno. I think some people, a shocking ly huge number of people really think like that.
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Mum's never used to be so mental. I blame binge drinking and JK.0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »I'm your OH and I claim my £5 .... half of everything you've got, especially your favourite things.

my favourite thing is my credit card debt, which currently stands at £2,754.11. will you be paying by cash or cheque? (don't worry about the odd penny, you can round-down your half).0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »Mumzillas.
Mum's never used to be so mental. I blame binge drinking and JK.
my mum's parenting style was based entirely on tutting at me, and smacking me for six occassionally. i like to think it didn't do me any harm, as i would have turned out this bad regardless.
she certainly didn't fuss over much, and wouldn't have dreamed of wasting her time packing a lunchbox for me!0 -
Did you fill them up with sugar/sweets, then send them home with mum? You won't see them again then.lostinrates wrote: »... and sweets.....useful for when lydiaj's kids visited.
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pfft... small fry. Put it on another card!chewmylegoff wrote: »my favourite thing is my credit card debt, which currently stands at £2,754.11. will you be paying by cash or cheque? (don't worry about the odd penny, you can round-down your half).0
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