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Clipstrip_Bargains

Snap-ant wrote: »

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9262564/c_1/2|category_root|Limited+Stock+Clearance|17503661.htm?store=Aberdeen+Berryden

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9324701/c_1/2|category_root|Limited+Stock+Clearance|17503661.htm?store=Aberdeen+Berryden
This is gorgeous
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9324433/c_1/2|category_root|Limited+Stock+Clearance|17503661.htm?store=Aberdeen+Berryden

and this one too
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9324505/c_1/2|category_root|Limited+Stock+Clearance|17503661.htm?store=Aberdeen+Berryden
and this too - stop me
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9249312/c_1/2|category_root|Limited+Stock+Clearance|17503661.htm?store=Aberdeen+Berryden

Lovely but HC needs superking

madmuppet5

frequent wrote: »

hi QOC, you missed "keeping up with the thread and responding", shaving @ 100 mph on the motorway is a doddle compered :rotfl:

Took four hour walk to defuse. still angry but in a pityful way. Such a shame people don't have anything better to do.

when i were a youngun, for fun we used to play phantom gardening, take one plant and put it in next doors garden, double points for garden gnomes, triple points for putting said gnome in next door front porch, and plant from 1sr house outside other front door, tie fishing line between 2 door knockers, pull line,
hide behind bushes

if we hadn't finished peeing ourselves we'd get some free condoms from boots, fill them up with water, go to top of multi storey car park and lob them off at the people on the ground..that is so much fun u could pee yourself laughing

Mad used to go garden sneaking with his pals or the "Grand National" as we called this.
There was a row of houses behind where I used to live separated by fences and you had to complete the course without being hit by a stick by one of the old boys
Makes me laugh even now. :rotfl:

HappyChappy84

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I flew into Schipol for the first time, and i so would not like to be driving under the bridge that the planes cross :eek: Walking out of shops on one of the main streets and finding a tram running down the street in front of you was an experience! Totally stuff you would not expect to see, and could probably only see it in 'dam too :cool:


I actually do blame the parents- there are so many people these days who just have no idea of right and wrong themselves, that they dont have any idea how to teach their children the difference either.

ETA- i like the fun you were having. I find myself sometimes having the urge to do that now, and I am most definitley not a child :-)

Schiphol is a lovely airport, unlike Confusion de Gaulle.:mad::mad:

I love Amsterdam, agree with you on the bikes and trams though. The bikes just seem to come out of nowhere.

HappyChappy84

Snap-ant wrote: »

Well I liked them :rotfl:

Nikki we need to find 'butch' bedding....

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

HappyChappy84

frequent wrote: »

mate you are so going to pay for that.

awaits said photo westie has for recompense.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

andreavinne

nahteb20 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl:me and my dd have just been out star gazing/ planet gazing with our £1 telescope!!:rotfl::rotfl:


we think we can see jupiter, the moon and venus!!!

i'm freezing now though think it's time for hot chocolate and marshmallows :coffee:

Are marsmallows 1p by any chance?second person mentioning it today?tia

HappyChappy84

Snap-ant wrote: »

I'm sure Nikki & I could find some of our old shoes to auction off to help a 'good cause' :rotfl:

:beer::beer:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

HappyChappy84

lutzi1 wrote: »

Yup, it sounds and looks similar to mine. I got mine ( dare I confess? ) new from a seller on ebay, got the bed frame and two bedside cabinets for I think £300 and something - but that was without the mattress.

Oh, I think I remember you posting a pic....

Dizzy_Ditzy

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Schiphol is a lovely airport, unlike Confusion de Gaulle.:mad::mad:

I love Amsterdam, agree with you on the bikes and trams though. The bikes just seem to come out of nowhere.

It was confusing enough for me. Thats really not difficult

I've developed a thing for pancakes now :cool:

HappyChappy84

nikkilala wrote: »

I go there occasionally but agree about the car park, don't fancy it now they've got rats:eek::eek::eek::eek:



What the flipping heck is "butch" bedding, I could do "New York Loft Style" that might pass;);):rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

3dogs feel free to come on here whenever you want to, any way we wait for your updates, well I do, that's why I've quickly nipped on now before bed. Mr3dogs is in the best place for now getting all the care he needs at the moment so you need to snuggle up with Molly and really look after yourself, and keep your strength up:)


Right bed for me, night night everyoneNight night Happy my little :A Guess what day it is tomorrow? It's bed changing Sunday, That's what we're going to call the last sunday of every month, get those lovely clean sheets ready;):p:p:p:p

Oh and just remembered talking about towels, did anyone ever see that programme were the lady put towels in fancy shapes on the side of the bath and arranged them so they didnt fall off with tape that you couldnt see? now thats OCD:rotfl::rotfl:

Has anyone done a holiday home swap before? I reckon we need to do an MSE Home Swap so we can all experience each others homes, and more importantly, each other's T's.:beer::beer:

Whoever comes to mine will have clean bedding, but please don't wash it every week.:eek: