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cheer1eader

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

By heck, I bet that is an old one!!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:




He is male...

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: that is true :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tigerwhite_2

squigs wrote: »

What about ........... "I lent £5 off her"?:eek::eek:

abailey54 wrote: »

...then she learned me how to use it :eek:

so I brought a tomato at the shops

rhosynbach

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I do have to admit my youngest is fab, when my OH is busy, our youngest will clean through once a week.

But refuses to clean our bedroom!!

I have not seen the hoover (vacuum cleaner) for years, indeed I do not know what type we have!!!

:D:D:D:D:D

wow you have them well trained, mine hoover there own bedrooms once a week make regular cups of tea and empty bins and recycling. but thats it inside, but i should not complain ds3 cleans all the hens and ds3 chops all the fire wood and does hedge cutting etc. and they both clean the stables and help with hay making so good lads really

cheer1eader

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Morning all :wave:





STOP! My eyes can't take any more :eek:



I think I would padlock the machines somehow

My tumble drier has just been moved into the garage out of the way as I hardly ever use it...it's useful for emergency items but I can't actually remember the last time I used it

I would not be without my dishwasher though...in fact if I had room I would have 2 because I hate emptying it but then the dirty dishes just pile up which is also annoying :rotfl:

I think I read somewhere that Michelle Mone has a few dishwashers for this very reason

when DS1 leaves home i will have to get a dishwasher to replace him :rotfl:

tigerwhite_2

right I've got a dilemma.. should i go to A in my lunch hour for a mooch or go get my legs waxed? :think:

Mildred1970

davemorton wrote: »

I am saddened ladies, truely saddened. Here's me thinking this thread was full of real ladies, and then you two go and shatter this illusion. Even the poor birds have stopped singing after I read these two comments.

Tell those birds to start chirruping again DM...

I used to iron exOHs work shirts, they were mostly 100% Cotton Oxford type so took a bit of doing if they got bone dry. And I used to iron his work trousers, plus my own work suits and shirts

If I had known about MSE back then, I would never have found the time :rotfl:

When I think of the money I could have saved back then had I known about MSE I could cry real tears

nerfdad

cheer1eader wrote: »

no but he's moody enough without drinking that so he's not allowed :rotfl:

Let him drink:beer:

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

Since they reduced it's ABV I think it's more a wife tickler

1 kinky wife I think:T:T

Sunshinemummy

tigerwhite wrote: »

so I brought a tomato at the shops

I struggle with English. I was raised in a culture where reading and writing was not important.

I actually learnt to read in my early 20's to ensure my children could read. Two of my children have class F dyslexia, but both have gone to university (I did too.. as a mature student).

I still struggle with grammar and spelling, but only worry about this at work. On here I don't care if I get things wrong.

:o

(and if someone has a problem (and I mean a real problem) hit the ignore button!) :T

Sunshinemummy

rhosynbach wrote: »

wow you have them well trained, mine hoover there own bedrooms once a week make regular cups of tea and empty bins and recycling. but thats it inside, but i should not complain ds3 cleans all the hens and ds3 chops all the fire wood and does hedge cutting etc. and they both clean the stables and help with hay making so good lads really

You appear to have yours well trained as well x

nerfdad

tigerwhite wrote: »

right I've got a dilemma.. should i go to A in my lunch hour for a mooch or go get my legs waxed? :think:

Get the legs done chewbacca:eek::eek: