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underperky

henlans wrote: »

I need some help.. when I sell stuff I allways get asked

"Ok thanks can I just ask how have you got so many"

Anyone think of a good excuse?

Just sold 50 A8 for £50 lol

They changing the packaging for xmas stock

WishI'dReadSooner

henlans wrote: »

I need some help.. when I sell stuff I allways get asked

"Ok thanks can I just ask how have you got so many"

Anyone think of a good excuse?

Just sold 50 A8 for £50 lol

I am addicted to these but just found out I'm a diabetic:o I'd already ordered a few months worth.

Henlans - surely it's not really worth all that work to sell for £1 when you got for 90p - not a lot of mark-up! OR am I mistaken at your cost price? All that time & effort for £5! Hope you got something a LOT more profitable too at the same time.

underperky

henlans wrote: »

I need some help.. when I sell stuff I allways get asked

"Ok thanks can I just ask how have you got so many"

Anyone think of a good excuse?

Just sold 50 A8 for £50 lol

A lorry jack knifed and spilled its load straight into my boot

or My wife and i have just split up and i got these few in a divorce settlement ...well it was either these A8 or reconcile with the wife ;;;lol

LEJC

WishI'dReadSooner wrote: »

I'm not going to pay for a top of the range German kitchen in my 80's semi BUT am going to have all the little accessories that make a normal kitchen into a really good use-able one.

This is where I differ....I bypassed even the German kitchens and went for handmade and solid for our kitchen.....I spend a lot of time in it and I enjoy it....It was the cost of a new family car and some but at least I dont leave it parked on the road overnight!!!!

A kitchen has to suit the person using it(and every ones wishlist is different).... otherwise its bl00dy useless!

Snap-ant

Waves from IOM

Today we went to The Laxey Wheel, Ramsey, Bride (to view Norman Wisdom's grave :eek: )
And toured the TT course

T K Maxx have gorgeous V&A William Morris cotton bedlinen :T

WishI'dReadSooner

LEJC wrote: »

This is where I differ....I bypassed even the German kitchens and went for handmade and solid for our kitchen.....I spend a lot of time in it and I enjoy it....It was the cost of a new family car and some but at least I dont leave it parked on the road overnight!!!!

A kitchen has to suit the person using it(and every ones wishlist is different).... otherwise its bl00dy useless!

I think a handmade one is going to be overkill in an typical 80's semi!:o:D I'm going to go for a solid wood one & probably granite worktops & will be more than happy with that once I get the accessories like pull out shelving etc. etc. It'll last me out.

bubbs

Booooooooooooooooooooo!!!!:p:p:p:p:p:p:p

Enterprise_1701C

davemorton wrote: »

Never let it be said you dont have exceptional taste.



Won in a competition?? Although people traditionally like to think they are getting a bargain, so probably get a better response saying they fell off the back of a lorry.

Email I got today, transfer 2000 nectar points to ebay, get 10000 free.

If that is the offer you got then I am going to sulk. I got and email to transfer 2000 nectar points to ebay, get 1000 free.

Snap-ant wrote: »

Waves from IOM

Today we went to The Laxey Wheel, Ramsey, Bride (to view Norman Wisdom's grave :eek: )
And toured the TT course

T K Maxx have gorgeous V&A William Morris cotton bedlinen :T

I suspect you may been HAD gorgeous V&A William Morris cotton bedlinen

As for kitchens, when we moved into this house it had a cupboard under the sink and an oven, they had ripped the kitchen out before they knew they had to move. We spent ages looking for a kitchen and ended up getting the cupboards from a joiners, it is still fine after 30 years, but could really do with new worktops!

Enterprise_1701C

bubbs wrote: »

Booooooooooooooooooooo!!!!:p:p:p:p:p:p:p

:eek::eek::eek::eek:

bubbs

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek::eek:

Thought i may have woken you:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:, bloomin quiet isnt it?