Babies, biscuits, boobs and budgetting!

Wol2

Hi Snags

Great to see your new thread!! (hope it won't end up too smutty courtesy of the rest!!!! )

Wishing you all the very very best.....and hope to see you soon (either up your way or at MOt's )

Big hugs hon!!

Wol2
xxx

Sea78

Hey Snaggs - echo freecycle for the microwave, Wilkos do the bin bags at a decent enough price - is yours the 30L or 50L? I bought 50L bags for my 30L one, and it was a nightmare!! Still used them all though. And plastic carrier bags do sit in them quite well too.

Snaggles

Lol Tig, no I didn't buy it, because they only had a size 8 and it was far too big....:whistle:

Thanks Ellidee & Sallyx

Choccy, thanks for the tip, I definitely wont be buying genuine ones at £2.99 for a small pack! :eek:

immoral_angeluk

tigtag02 wrote: »

OK

Give it up already and share with me why ANY damn bin is worth £50 coz I aint getting it

I'd expect my bin to clean and empty itself for that money... :rotfl:

penguin83

Happy New Thread Snags - hope work goes ok for you tomorrow.

Glad you got to see her first steps - she must have known she had to do it today!

*I dont even have a kitchen bin - I reuse carrier bags - very dfw!*

tigtag02

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

I'd expect my bin to clean and empty itself for that money... :rotfl:

....follow me to the bathroom and wipe my @r$e, do the shopping, the vaccing, goddamit I would swap MB for a bin like that.

Actually, I would swap him for a £50 barbetuate ( ) one too

immoral_angeluk

tigtag02 wrote: »

....follow me to the bathroom and wipe my @r$e, do the shopping, the vaccing, goddamit I would swap MB for a bin like that.

Actually, I would swap him for a £50 barbetuate ( ) one too

lol for some reason I read that as you wanted a bin that could match bet for you... I would agree in that case.. although I'm all too used to our money ending up in the bin...

Snaggles

*hangs head in shame....again*

:rotfl:

immoral_angeluk

Snaggles wrote: »

*hangs head in shame....again*

:rotfl:

Get to your naughty step!

:rotfl:

barnaby-bear

tigtag02 wrote: »

....follow me to the bathroom and wipe my @r$e, do the shopping, the vaccing, goddamit I would swap MB for a bin like that.

When I was a kid I used to read the Argos catalogue Then we bought a house and had to buy stuff and rediscovered the literature of my youth.... things had changed.

-For a start it used to be movable now it's about 6 times the size.
-There are no longer teasmaids (my mum used to dream of one and several times I tried to save to buy her one but never did ) and now I can't
-Things have had the "Dyson effect" once upon a time hoovers cost £80 tops (unless you were really posh and had a vax) then suddenly £300 and 'sexy' with lots of features. Then it happened to other stuff like bins and ironing boards Most consumer stuff has got cheaper from China but then these really mundane items get pimped up like a ford capri down the local asda carpark. How :eek:
-The calculator section is really small - I used read the pages and pages of expensive calculators and wnat to know what all those functions did -
-I also remember there used to be loads of stuff like knitting machines and pages of emergency lantern torches ? Did we really spend the 80s making our own jumpers, using teasmaids and in permanent need of an emergency lantern torch...

Was I the only kid who read the Argos catalogue _pale_ That's [strike]a bit [/strike] VERY sad isn't it....