IA's 'Does my bum look big in this Debt?' Diary

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mrsspendalot wrote: »

Lenny, I have 2 boys and they are harder work than my girl ever was, lol. My youngest boy poos and then takes his nappy off to play with it! yuk

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Good lad!! Not quite cracked the poo potty routine but at least he's trying eh!

bandraoi

Is Ash taking off her nappy to poo a sign that it's time to toilet train her?

(While that's a huge hassle, you'll save a fortune on nappies)

immoral_angeluk

bandraoi wrote: »

Is Ash taking off her nappy to poo a sign that it's time to toilet train her?

(While that's a huge hassle, you'll save a fortune on nappies)

we've been trying for ages but she won't do anything on the toilet/potty..

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bandraoi wrote: »

Is Ash taking off her nappy to poo a sign that it's time to toilet train her?

(While that's a huge hassle, you'll save a fortune on nappies)

'mi lad is 10 months old. In an extreme attempt to save money, if I start training him now how long will it take?

immoral_angeluk

lennymfo wrote: »

'mi lad is 10 months old. In an extreme attempt to save money, if I start training him now how long will it take?

bout 18 years...

barnaby-bear

barnaby-bear wrote: »

*LOOK AT THAT FACE - Somebody's got the hump because the telly's getting all the attention

.... revenge is a dish best served warm on the floor.... :whistle:

Ellidee

barnaby-bear wrote: »

.... revenge is a dish best served warm on the floor.... :whistle:

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

barnaby-bear

DoH!

*LOOK AT THAT FACE - Somebody's got the DUMP because the telly's getting all the attention


*sorry *

(Land_of)_Maz

Lovin the new telly IA....! I really really really want one! I was put off cause i thought you had to have it on the wall, but you have yours on the cabinet....

that's just gone and done it for me now! I want one!!!!

See this is me, trying to steer the conversation away from Poo!

immoral_angeluk

Thanks mazz LOL....

forgot to update about the 'ways to pay' that came with the tv..

1. pay nothing for the deferred period and then pay the amount borrowed in one lump sum. This means that there will be no charges or interest payments. Clydesdale financial services will send a reminder one month before payment is due.

2. Pay any amount you like; as little or often as you like during the deferred period by either debit card or cheque. As long as you ensure the amount you borrow is paid off before the end of the deferred period there will be no charges or interest to pay.

3.Set up a standing order with your bank making regular payments.

4. Pay nothing for the deferred period and then pay over 36 equal monthly installments at 29.9% APR. :eek: