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hornetgirl

fairclaire wrote: »

Glad you are getting away for some sun HG. I can honestly say today is the first time I've ever noticed you wearing your grumpy pants. Most unlike you
You must need it :A

Lol, I'll have to sign up to join the seven dwarfs. Usually I'm pretty good at biting my tongue. I've had a nice glass of something after my dinner, all is well again now

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Thriftygifty

Evening all....

Random question of the evening....where can I buy a decent hair brush? :rotfl:. I've been using a Primarni one for the last few years which cost £1 but it's on it's last leg and really want a nice one thats decent for my hair

Dizzy_Ditzy

Thriftygifty wrote: »

Evening all....

Random question of the evening....where can I buy a decent hair brush? :rotfl:. I've been using a Primarni one for the last few years which cost £1 but it's on it's last leg and really want a nice one thats decent for my hair

Denman all the way. Not the cheapest but most definitely the best

underperky

cjj wrote: »

I'm sure your Mum never got over it rhosy. Can't imagine how awful it would be to lose a child in this way. Such a waste of a poor young life. As for the driver, yes he also ruined his own life. It's something I couldn't forgive either xx

So very sad I don't think any Mother gets over losing a child no


matter how old they are , we don't expect to go before our


children , when I was young one of the twins were killed and


one


escaped unhurt , I do believe the boy that lived suffered right


to the day he died from what he saw happen to his brother and


as they used to say in those days that's the first nail in his


mothers coffin .... It took a long time to under stand that


statement though I


do know now what was meant by it

fairclaire

rhosynbach wrote: »

thanks it was a long time ago, but my mum never got over it, and I know the driver never did either after he died his daughter said he was haunted by the fact all his life my mum could not forgive him which made it worse, there was no peace for anyone,
so many life's wrecked by one moment of madness

This is so very very true Rhos. I won't go into why it touches me so much (not like me I know) but it's not just the silly person having the moment of madness and whoever their moment of madness touches that are affected. The fall out can and does rip whole families apart It's can have a massive ripple effect that changes people's lives forever. On both sides.
I've been accused today of being harsh. Maybe I was? But I stand by what I said and I respect the fact that Scamps accepted all the comments that were made about him and the situation.

LilacLillie

This thread moves SO fast!

LL

WhoWantsChicken

Thriftygifty wrote: »

Evening all....

Random question of the evening....where can I buy a decent hair brush? :rotfl:. I've been using a Primarni one for the last few years which cost £1 but it's on it's last leg and really want a nice one thats decent for my hair

As an ex-insider have a look at TK Maxx, the majority of the hair brushes go down to between £1-£3 in clearance & their in clearance all of the time! Just don't steal them, that's how I used to catch people Hairbrushes, Scarves & Wallets/Purses you'd be surprised how many people try it on

Thriftygifty

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Denman all the way. Not the cheapest but most definitely the best

Is Denman a store or a brand? Thank you

underperky

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Denman all the way. Not the cheapest but most definitely the best

Yes Denman I have the paddle brush and the curling brush


expensive but last for years and years