Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I know I look at DD3 and think I had a mortgage just a year older. I had a very good job but it would not get anywhere near a mortgage these days.

They are coming back to Poole in couple of weeks for Teeny's baptism, DD1 was on the phone earlier to ask how my room was coming along and did I have spare shampoo and face wash. :rotfl:

Oh that's lovely that she's coming home for the baptism are you wearing your trotters? :eek: :rotfl:

On a serious note it will be lovely and you will be able to offer any visitors the use of your bath/shower. How far you have come from the days of sitting on boxes of glitchy wine It truly has been a journey

Munqui

zagubov wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9hH6nfgRG4 :beer:

I hadn't realised onesies were cool back then, thank you! :T

...referring to the host

zagubov

purpledonkey wrote: »

:T I love that version

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jan_rAD6MDk

That is rather brilliant! :beer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkVLS6muw1k

DeeDee74

David. wrote: »

Its a nice thought but its not reality and you dealing with homeless/food banks etc know that.
For instance how much was raised for Manchester dogs home (that no doubt had insurance to be rebuilt) v how much was raised for Manchester homeless people.
Cute puppies/old dogs do look better than homeless scruffs but which is the most deserving of your £1

So sad as it's so true cute babies & animals do it every time.
I send homeless people here all day long huggard centre. They do fantastic work with next to no money.
Become & angel for the day at a centre & your find out how hard it is to raise even the minimum £250 they ask for towards feeding the homeless for a day.

HopePray

https://www.dropbox.com/s/6ns511asxz153h2/2014-10-19%2000.23.00.png?dl=0

Munqui

purpledonkey wrote: »

:T I love that version

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jan_rAD6MDk

Love a bit of Guetta, btw are this lot too innocent to look up PD on urban dictionary :rotfl:

fairclaire

Munqui wrote: »

Re: Rios nightclub

Rio's is cheesy low-rent fun, with the risk of getting your !!!! pinched by a grandma. Has the advantage of Rio's Man spotting.


It's a place for the yoof of today to go, it has been inhabited by a suit wearing party goer known as 'Rio's man' since 1990? perhaps earlier, he is part of the furniture..... how does he finance his adventure... who knows, sponsored by lambrini... perhaps. :rotfl: all we know for sure is he's Rio's man :cool:

Your post has just made a penny drop in my head I keep looking at your username and thinking it should be familiar to me and I've just remembered why
i used to go to a nightclub when I was younger called the Maniqui. No one here will know it with possibly the exception of SFSB who's parents live in that town........if they did late 80s early 90s

Sorry.....random :rotfl::rotfl:

pattylabelle

Night all. XX

Sunshinemummy

DeeDee74 wrote: »

So sad as it's so true cute babies & animals do it every time.
I send homeless people here all day long huggard centre. They do fantastic work with next to no money.
Become & angel for the day at a centre & your find out how hard it is to raise even the minimum £250 they ask for towards feeding the homeless for a day.

It is amazing what is achieved by very hard working people x

lookinforabargain

fairclaire wrote: »

Your post has just made a penny drop in my head I keep looking at your username and thinking it should be familiar to me and I've just remembered why
i used to go to a nightclub when I was younger called the Maniqui. No one here will know it with possibly the exception of SFSB who's parents live in that town........if they did late 80s early 90s

Sorry.....random :rotfl::rotfl:

We're all about the random :cool: :rotfl: