Enjoy Locarr's interesting thread Elite

bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

You got people in to build your mum an electric chair:eek::D:D



You do get through it:o
I owe more and earn less now than I ever have and mrs now a sthm but as long as it all gets paid that's all that matters:)
Boys have there own bedroom and a house that suits our needs so only a1/4 of a century to go and we will be debt free:cool:

Nerfy this is the way too look at it, we are lucky as no debt but we have no kids and a caravan:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

fairclaire

WhoWantsChicken wrote: »

As a prudent mummy's boy, I call my mum a minimum of twice a day & whenever I see her (she's in Aberdeen I'm in Glasgow, so not as easy as it used to be) I give her a kiss! I'm 26 & don't care, OH hates it

I love it! My DS1 who's nearly 19 is a definite Mummy's boy. He even has a (free) personalised gilette razor that says so!
I speak to him every day and there's no shortage of hugs when I see him.

Bananababe

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Viñapeña wine (white, red, rose), £3 a bottle in One Stop convenience stores;
don't know if this is a national promotion

where you been Jelly Bean ! xx

nerfdad

bubbs wrote: »

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Nerfy this is the way too look at it, we are lucky as no debt but we have no kids and a caravan:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I'm happy to swap :rotfl::rotfl:

WhoWantsChicken

Just got had, bought a 145pc tool set off eBay. Got it today & inside it came with a coupon for the exact same tool set for free from staples if you use code: D4-75586 if you spend £39, the box still has his address & stuff on a staples sticker!!!

cheer1eader

nerfdad wrote: »

The Apg system can kiss my:eek:
Don't worry tweets I'm now the Apg killer and I think I was the only 1 caught out on the Pepsi today:o
I do enjoy shopping as I'm a woman;)

i didn't do pepsi as i can't stand it :rotfl:
i always thought you were a woman what with your fettish for builders :eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tweets

nerfdad wrote: »

You got people in to build your mum an electric chair:eek::D:D

I didn't mum did

tweets

nerfdad wrote: »

The Apg system can kiss my:eek:
Don't worry tweets I'm now the Apg killer and I think I was the only 1 caught out on the Pepsi today:o
I do enjoy shopping as I'm a woman;)

I did notice you the APG killer but didn't like saying :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tweets

bubbs wrote: »

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Nerfy this is the way too look at it, we are lucky as no debt but we have no kids and a caravan:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

You are a good gal :T

I have no debt but got a DS and live in a council house :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

My DS a mummy's boy he always texts with xxx at end and tells me he loves me. I also get huggles when he comes visiting

Enterprise_1701C

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Just imagine them looking at an Elite's statement that did loads of 99p H&M orders among other things. :rotfl:

I know all about not fitting in, in the 1990s me and Mr TS were stuck in a 1 bedroom flat with 2 children with over £20,000 negative equity. I hope things look up for you dipdap like they eventually did for me.

My two kids are both thinking about mortgages in the relatively near future, don't think either stands a chance now We were very lucky, we moved in here 29 years ago, had to remortgage at one stage, but the house is now worth about 6 times what we paid for it and we owe less than £10,000 on it I don't think we could afford to buy it these days though. We have more than enough space now the kids have fledged, and we have a nice garden and it is in a lovely area.