Nice People Thread No. 14, all Nice and Proper

lostinrates

Nikkster wrote: »

Duvet for me. Blanket folded in half over the bottom half of the bed.

Saw a beautiful bedspread the other day though, which I nearly bought. Then talked myself out of. Don't know what colours the bedrooms will end up as yet...

I don't think bedding has to match the bedroom. In fact, I think often it looks better if it doesn't. You can redecorate a room, and a good bedspread or quilt will long outlast decoration. If you love something and its really good quality, then....nest Nikkster.

Nikkster

lostinrates wrote: »

I don't think bedding has to match the bedroom. In fact, I think often it looks better if it doesn't. You can redecorate a room, and a good bedspread or quilt will long outlast decoration. If you love something and its really good quality, then....nest Nikkster.

I'd need to think and see I'd again to decide whether I loved it or if I just liked it.

And to check whether if was actually good quality or just pretty pretty.

Don't worry, I'm definitely nesting

kabayiri

PasturesNew wrote: »

Programme just started on BBC2 about drinking/binge drinking ... and whether it's better to drink a little a day, or binge - they used twins to compare in a test.

One will drink 3 units a day for a week - the other one will binge drink the same amount in one go.

It's a fantasy of many a bloke out on a binge session .... "twins".

Hang on, just checked the show. I think we have the wrong twins..

PasturesNew

kabayiri wrote: »

It's a fantasy of many a bloke out on a binge session .... "twins".

Yes, but the beards on these twins would need a trim before you attempted it, I suspect.

kabayiri

So...the telly and Richard Wright has been full of this puppy farm scandal.

Can I just reassure NPs that Lottie is free range

...well, certainly her poo's seem free range to me.

Luckily, she hasn't linked the puppy poo behaviour to her fave hobby of stealing slippers yet.

Give it time....she will.

lostinrates

Nikkster wrote: »

I'd need to think and see I'd again to decide whether I loved it or if I just liked it.

And to check whether if was actually good quality or just pretty pretty.

Don't worry, I'm definitely nesting

That's a good plan. Its always worth leaving things to see if you feel the same way.

I have a Beautiful bedspread I love made out of tiny bits of saris. Its very beautiful but frays easily. . Its also very heavy. I used to like the weight of it but now cannot stand heavy bedspreads. One day it will protect a guest bed I hope, if not I'll hopefully find a friend who loves it. .

kabayiri

PasturesNew wrote: »

Yes, but the beards on these twins would need a trim before you attempted it, I suspect.

Pah....I had an aunt with a better beard than theirs

Nikkster

kabayiri wrote: »

It's a fantasy of many a bloke out on a binge session .... "twins".

Hang on, just checked the show. I think we have the wrong twins..

Hmmm... science man twins

lostinrates

kabayiri wrote: »

So...the telly and Richard Wright has been full of this puppy farm scandal.

Can I just reassure NPs that Lottie is free range

...well, certainly her poo's seem free range to me.

Luckily, she hasn't linked the puppy poo behaviour to her fave hobby of stealing slippers yet.

Give it time....she will.

Hopefully not as free range as kiwi :mad: or the geese who tried to do a runner ( waddler? ) today too. They want to be in the garden and if I lock them out their protest is to try and run away from home. Not a proportionate reaction to being told they cannot be in a garden. They like to look into the cheese room and wind up the dogs

PasturesNew

Nikkster wrote: »

Hmmm... science man twins

Flaws:
- beards
- so TWO beards



They're also annoying. They have that patronising voice tone often found on this type of programme.