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Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread
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Mildred1970 wrote: »Yes yes to daily fresh line blown bedding and daily hairdo :T
Also someone to make DS his 1st cup of tea in the morning
I would go a step further than someone to put petrol in, I would like to have a driver:):)
You offering me a job?lookinforabargain wrote: »Oh I remember those from sometime in the 90's :cool::rotfl:
BINGO! Sorry you don't win a prize :rotfl:'I solemnly swear that I am up to no good'0 -
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purpledonkey wrote: »I'll let the Daily Fail dramatically explain it: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1215712/Thousands-young-children-buying-coloured-wristbands-week-But-parents-idea-true-disturbing-meaning-.html
I can't fathom if they're 15-20 years behind with the news or the trend briefly revived.
Edit: They were these cheap plastic bands that kids used to wear and if someone snapped one off your arm it had a meaning to it. Different colours meant different things of the rude variety. Obviously as pre teens no one did them but there was a fair amount of bullying and teasing about it.
I think it must have briefly revived. I remember DD3 having some and calling them that with no idea to what it meant. :rotfl:0 -
When I was a child I finger knitted several long lengths of finger knitting in assorted colours..
My Mum then machined them onto a length of woven webbing to form a tie for my Dad for a Christmas present from me
And he wore it:D:D what a great Dad he is ♥
We used to knit a whole ball of wool and then undo it and start again:rotfl: It stretched the length of the playing field at its longest
There comes a time in every woman's life when the only thing that helps is a glass of champagne ... Bette Davis0 -
purpledonkey wrote: »You offering me a job?
I am, and by way of remuneration I can offer you quality time with a lively 3 year old :T
Oh and I will provide unlimited ingredients for cakes of your choice (which you will of course bake :T)
When can you start?0 -
Mildred1970 wrote: »I am, and by way of remuneration I can offer you quality time with a lively 3 year old :T
Oh and I will provide unlimited ingredients for cakes of your choice (which you will of course bake :T)
When can you start?
:eek: *runs*'I solemnly swear that I am up to no good'0 -
Mildred1970 wrote: »I like driving, but I think I would quite like to be driven sometimes - a la Simon Cowell but without the high waisted trousers and Sinitta
So you are wanting to relinquish control and just be taken where you want to go :eek: I am sure someone with an ology could read something in to that :rotfl:When The Fun Stops Stop0 -
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Would you I always feel happier driving :cool: well apart from the 10 hours back from Cornwall and the Bristol car park did not help
I'm with you there, I like to be in control of the wheel.
Around Oxford was a car park last Saturday afternoon, there must have been something going on there. :eek:0 -
purpledonkey wrote: »:eek: *runs*
I think this thread should suffice as evidence of a contract
Shall we say Monday morning start?
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