freecycle- reuse dont bin

16011996

offered large cardboard box with no bottom, ******* area

again, can't come up with a use.

offered 6 broken mugs, 5 broken side plates, 5 broken dinner plates, and 6 broken bowls, all blue and white pattern, as kitchen cupboard fell off wall in the night!!! thought someone might want them to do a mosaic or something with, collection ******* area

now i like the forward thinking on that one

and finally my last wanted in at the moment

i want the following

large dining table with 8 chairs, must be pine
pine sideboard
pine small tables
pine coffee table

needed as we have knocked the dining room and lounge through, so need some to match, and we have sold our darker furniture

awww bless, fancy having sold your furniture but wanting replacements free

welshdeedee

16011996 wrote: »

the inflatables just keep on coming,



(160 wanders off to get wipes for computer and to dry her eyes from crying with laughter)

Hasn't everyone household got one in their garage then!

16011996

no, i keep my blow up sausage under the bed.

welshdeedee

re the potato sacks, with the London Olympics just around the corner could be very useful! Let's petition for a sack race, and start practising now!

welshdeedee

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offered large cardboard box with no bottom, ******* area

Think laterally, doesn't say if it has a top, ah!

16011996

welshdeedee wrote: »

re the potato sacks, with the London Olympics just around the corner could be very useful! Let's petition for a sack race, and start practising now!

or they could use them for a new logo , couldn't be much worse than the one we've ended up with :mad: . i was rubbish at sack races at school , and the one with the egg on a spoon ( can't remember what that was called, you had to run balancing an egg on a spoon without dropping it.)

i like your idea, might help all this hoo haa about obese kids too, get them out hopping about in sacks. top idea. :T :T :T :T :T :T

welshdeedee

16011996 wrote: »

no, i keep my blow up sausage under the bed.

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

welshdeedee

16011996 wrote: »

or they could use them for a new logo , couldn't be much worse than the one we've ended up with :mad: . i was rubbish at sack races at school , and the one with the egg on a spoon ( can't remember what that was called, you had to run balancing an egg on a spoon without dropping it.)

i like your idea, might help all this hoo haa about obese kids too, get them out hopping about in sacks. top idea. :T :T :T :T :T :T

Ours was called "the egg and spoon race" you had to have a cunning plan for this one i.e. a strategically placed thumb. I'm saying no more!

~*Plushroom*~

16011996 wrote: »

arrrrrrggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

first person has just emailed back to say on second thoughts she will come for the one item (am i harsh in thinking it was a ploy to try and get me to offer her the other items?) and when can she collect.
sent one back saying, sorry as you declined it, i have offered it elsewhere. sat here now expecting an email telling me off.

No, you aren't being harsh, that sounds just a bit odd!

You did the right thing as someone who isn't trying to muck you about will get the item instead,

I've just had to warn a freecycler coming to collect this evening that I may not get to the door before my housemates do (It's as though they are sat at the door waiting for ANYONE to ring the bell!), last freecycler ended up faced with two of my housemates and one of their mates "cooking" - well, throwing stuff on the floor and setting fire to things, and another just telling them how stupid they were. Do you think I was right to warn her? :rotfl:

16011996

welshdeedee wrote: »

Ours was called "the egg and spoon race" you had to have a cunning plan for this one i.e. a strategically placed thumb. I'm saying no more!

ours was called the egg and spoon race too, now you come to mention it i'm off to hide my head in shame.