Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

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Enterprise_1701C

Bubbs, you're on a roll tonight, can you find me some Praktica Discovery 8x42 binoculars for about £10 please

Enterprise_1701C

buyitall wrote: »

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bubbs

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Bubbs, you're on a roll tonight, can you find me some Praktica Discovery 8x42 binoculars for about £10 please

Will do my best:p:rotfl::rotfl:
Edit, just looking bloomin heck there dear:eek: think you are going to be out of luck:o

buyitall

Second try : I would advise to freeze or semi freeze the GUs to make them easier to cut. Trio of puddings here, very relieved no one mentioned the glitch

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bubbs

buyitall wrote: »

Second try : I would advise to freeze or semi freeze the GUs to make them easier to cut. Trio of puddings here, very relieved no one mentioned the glitch

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yummy, well done:T:T:T

Savvybuyer

nerfdad wrote: »

In my house DIY is woman's work:j:j:cool::rotfl::rotfl:
As a stay at home mum she has the time to do the jobs while the boys are at school:T:T

Just, stop, there! Don't compound it.

Although - in a way I'm glad that it's viewed as "woman's work" in some places as counterbalances the view that it is, or should be, or in practice largely is (but shouldn't be) "man's work" elsewhere, so that it equalises everything out and equillibrium is safely maintained again.

There isn't - or shouldn't be - anything that is woman's work or man's work. It should all be up to any gender to decide what to do and not do, and achieve their highest potential. Gender does not come into it.

bubbs wrote: »

Clearance wall papers in B&Q from 2.00
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/clearance-papers-b-q-from-2-00-2492400

I would say something at this point - but I really shouldn't even though it would (because of it's inappropriateness) be very funny.

:think:Alright then...




(whispers)

"Get the wife out to do that then."


:eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I didn't really say that. You didn't see it and didn't read it.

How could I? How very dare I?:rotfl: And, deliberately, not "your" wife, but "the" wife as well, as an object form:eek:!

I don't believe it and I don't mean it. But, come on, I said what everyone was thinking;):cool:. And, it is, very funny!:rotfl:

I hope that passes under your radar;):).

Very timely bubbs, thanks:T.

Enterprise_1701C

bubbs wrote: »

Will do my best:p:rotfl::rotfl:
Edit, just looking bloomin heck there dear:eek: think you are going to be out of luck:o

The lowest I have them down to is about £54 but not sure about the website, second best is £62 off Ebay

Going for those because they look decent and have a 25 year warranty

bubbs

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Just, stop, there! Don't compound it.

Although - in a way I'm glad that it's viewed as "woman's work" in some places as counterbalances the view that it is, or should be, or in practice largely is (but shouldn't be) "man's work" elsewhere, so that it equalises everything out and equillibrium is safely maintained again.

There isn't - or shouldn't be - anything that is woman's work or man's work. It should all be up to any gender to decide what to do and not do, and achieve their highest potential. Gender does not come into it.




I would say something at this point - but I really shouldn't even though it would (because of it's inappropriateness) be very funny.

I never say to hubby mans work he does his nut:rotfl::rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

The lowest I have them down to is about £54 but not sure about the website, second best is £62 off Ebay
That was best price i could see £62

Going for those because they look decent and have a 25 year warranty

bubbs

Unlimited Buy1Get1 Free on all Clothing and Accessories! @ Tenner store (£3.95 del)
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/unlimited-buy1get1-free-clothing-accessories-tenner-store-3-95-del-2492407
Some nice dressy scarves here, thats as far as i have got