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dam it just after i posted on here i had a call from a friend who i love very much and realised she is coming up in 3 weeks to stay for the weekend! i better clean up!! my cupboards are already pretty full!! i think i will have to work from home the day before she comes down to do my "tidying"You can never be old and wise if you are not first young and stupid0
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When you run out of clean towels, don't bother washing one just take a 20 minute walk to the local shop and buy a new one! That's what my son did. It seems I've trained him well. :rotfl:0
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my mum had cataract surgery in both eyes, then discovered that a blouse she had bought to match an outfit, didn't match at all
She also didn't know whether to laugh or cry when she realised how white her hair was. 
When my Nan went into hospital she wondered why all the nurses kept looking at her toothbrush and laughing. She found out when she went in again and had her cataracts removed. It turned out the handle of the toothbrush was a naked man.:rotfl:0 -
I once had an ironing board but sold it to someone who collected it on a motorbike.
Kept the iron for the odd occasion I might use fabric paint. I can always use the floor as an ironing board.0 -
I once had an ironing board but sold it to someone who collected it on a motorbike.
Kept the iron for the odd occasion I might use fabric paint. I can always use the floor as an ironing board.
this made me smile! i never had an ironing board my whole life until about 3 years ago (i am now 30). it was always done on a towel on the floor/table or not at all
i now own one but just use it as another place to store clothes on now.You can never be old and wise if you are not first young and stupid0 -
I still don't own an ironing board. A thick towel on the kitchen worktop suffices on the (incredibly) rare occasion that I use the iron - normally for hemming tape!:heartpuls Mrs Marleyboy :heartpuls
MSE: many of the benefits of a helpful family, without disadvantages like having to compete for the tv remote
Proud Parents to an Aut-some son 0 -
loving this thread. i am not the only person with a floordrobe wahoo!!
Hubby has a floordrobe but i dont. I dont mind spiders but i wouldnt want to wear something that had a spider crawling all over it.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
I had a real slob day today, I had no intention of going out and no-one was expected to visit so I didn't bother with a shower this morning and put on yesterdays clothes :eek:
I realise this may be a step too far for some but although I feel very slobbish, I don't actually feel dirty. 0 -
How i wish there was a "LIKE" button....such a funny thread!CHAMPAGNE TASTE.....LEMONADE MONEY
42/70 lbs weight gone forever0 -
My friend was horrified when she found her husband ironing his clothes on the floor. I kept quiet...0
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