Nice People Thread Part 9 - and so it continues

Spirit_2

You have all been very busy today, it has taken me a couple of hours to catch up.

Thanks to some posters it felt like I had wandered on to a Benny Hill appreciation thread .


Doozer...cute dogs. It is always a good story when it is someone elses belongings that are destroyed.

I have a couple of winter coats. My best coat is worn to work as it is very light and warm, a Jaegar cashmere coat. I regularly drive with the belt hanging out of the car door.:( Fortunately the belt has hand washed well.

LydiaJ

My winter coat is red. It is full length and nice and warm, but needs a scarf with it because it doesn't come up to the neck very well at the front, and can be a bit scratchy at the back of the collar. I got it from freecycle. I too have never bought a new sofa, and wouldn't be surprised if I never do. Depends whether DD does any more damage to the suspension of the one I inherited from LNE, though.

lostinrates

I probably won't bother buying a coat, I don't like them very much and I have a few if I slim down or can wear drizabone). Who needs elegance?

silvercar

michaels wrote: »

That is exactly what i was thinking but too polite to say so....

So I'm the rude one??


I know (from DS2) that it really isn't possible to weigh under 8 stone and be that height.

PasturesNew

Yorkie1 wrote: »

You do need to be a bit careful with properties that have been on the market fewer than 6 months if you're buying with a mortgage, as lenders often won't lend in this situation.

I know that, but I am not getting a mortgage. It's strange I ended up finding so many houses like that though.

Doozergirl

michaels wrote: »

Doozer Does Droitwich - I think I may have seen that one

Haha! Indeed. The best fun since Waitrose opened...

Stourbridge tomorrow. We may have to use our proper name to alliterate that :grouphug:

Doozergirl

Farage on the TV. I call him La Farge because I get him muddled up with plasterboard

HAMISH_MCTAVISH

Doozergirl wrote: »

Farage on the TV. I call him La Farge because I get him muddled up with plasterboard

Thank heavens I missed that....

Very few things get me angry enough to throw things at the telly, but Farage and the Kippers are good news indeed for anyone holding shares in TV manufacturers.

I absolutely detest everything he stands for.....

And the smug attitude and just, well, hideous wrongness of what passes for a thought process in the minds of his kind really winds me up.

Doesn't the man realise his populist claptrap is playing with fire?

And risks plunging our economy and society into a genuinely dangerous position?

lostinrates

There is a tiny, tiny, tiny road up behind bath, where a star used to live in a house that's a hotel now. Its a tiny road.

The tiny ness of he road cannot be emphasised enough, not the unluckily ood of there being mush passing traffic at all.

Anyway, its there I saw the biggest ukip support banner anywhere I have seen. Why?

chewmylegoff

I quite like Farage. He seems to have made a living out of going to the pub and saying how much he likes doing so. However, I wouldn't listen to a word he said for the same reason that I wouldn't pay any attention to the incomprehensible ramblings of any of the pickled regulars in my local.