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The DFW Glastonbury Weekender Thread!
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poorandindenial wrote: »Evening Red, how are you doing this fine evening?? Sorry for doing a post and run on your diary last night, I was a bit drunk (:rolleyes:) and sent myself to bed before I mate a twonk of myself
Haha, that's quite alright! Was slightly worse for wear myself last night
Am good, glad to be home after a day of dealing with idiots. Off for a bath in a mo then will be back with a big glass of wine and a lovely honey and ginger yoghurt.. mmmmm 
Glad to hear you're settling into the flat, have you bought any nice new housey things?Debt@16.12.09 £10,362.38, now debt free as of 29.02.2012."I cannot make my days longer so I strive to make them better."0 -
Very little, well relatively, four pints of Kronie but I inexplicably got up at 5am (bloody summertime) and so am underslept as well as being a litle tipsy last night. I don't think I have been helped by eating crap that is making me feel spewie.
I am sure I will muster up to a glass of wine in a bit - lol£34,547 (Dec 07); Current debt: £zilch (Debt free December 2010)
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Bunnyinthelights wrote: »Hey all, how's it going?
Not long been home and been ordered a chinese, norty I know...
now I'm tempted to join you... best not though or this weight will never shift! special K diet next week I think although obviously it'll be tesco's own brand..:DMortgage OP 2026 £500/2000
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redsquirrel80 wrote: »Haha, that's quite alright! Was slightly worse for wear myself last night
Am good, glad to be home after a day of dealing with idiots. Off for a bath in a mo then will be back with a big glass of wine and a lovely honey and ginger yoghurt.. mmmmm 
Glad to hear you're settling into the flat, have you bought any nice new housey things?
Err, too much. A bookcase, TV unit, two stools, dining table and chairs I am using as side tables, od bits and pieces and my pressie to myself, a £60 food processor. My parents very generously gave me £200 that I got lots of other stuff with so I convinced myslef that spending £175 in IKEA was completely justified (might even be more as I am too scared to add up the receipts:eek::eek::eek:) I am a BAD, BAD, BAD DFW:o£34,547 (Dec 07); Current debt: £zilch (Debt free December 2010)
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diet, diet... I know I've heard that word before somewhere-please can you explain it to me???Empty pockets never held anyone back, only empty heads and empty hearts can do that -Peale0
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skint_spice wrote: »now I'm tempted to join you... best not though or this weight will never shift! special K diet next week I think although obviously it'll be tesco's own brand..:D
I am on hols at end of July, am kidding myself that I will lose a stone in the two weeks running up to it (
by not dieting or exercising) to be fair I could probably lose a fair bit of weight by shaving my legs (things have got a little out of control) £34,547 (Dec 07); Current debt: £zilch (Debt free December 2010)
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Bunnyinthelights wrote: »diet, diet... I know I've heard that word before somewhere-please can you explain it to me???
I got this from the OED:
Period of misery where a person eats miserable things and ceases to drink the amount of fermented grape or grain required to maintain sanity. Extreme violent psychosis is a common side affect.£34,547 (Dec 07); Current debt: £zilch (Debt free December 2010)
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Bunnyinthelights wrote: »diet, diet... I know I've heard that word before somewhere-please can you explain it to me???
mmm...it's not good is it? need to get back into running - I love it and the weight falls off but it's a time thing! holidays should help though as I can drag DS to the beach or park each day just need to cut down the food though...:o
DIY sos on here, embarrassing admission - I love Nick Knowles...:oMortgage OP 2026 £500/2000
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Hiya all, u sound like u've been having fun, how nice:j :beer:lost 3stin 4mnths GC nov£90/£51.65 July£100/£97.67 Aug£90/£18.59LBM Nov05 Loan £4910.65 Paid April07 sealed pot challenge#256Nov06 CC £2,590.56 Paid aug07 + Savings07/08 Night Owl 22#Mortgage £87,000/£84,000/ £82,261.00/£81,785.30 £80,268/£75402.00/£71229.15 DFW NERD 987 Long Haul member 125 debt free 24th aug 070
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poorandindenial wrote: »I am on hols at end of July, am kidding myself that I will lose a stone in the two weeks running up to it (
by not dieting or exercising) to be fair I could probably lose a fair bit of weight by shaving my legs (things have got a little out of control)
you've got a month - it's doable... for others obviously (not me)!:p
got the whole waxing thing on tues so maybe that'll shed a few pounds!:o
Hi Herewegoagain, you been up to anything exciting?Mortgage OP 2026 £500/2000
Mortgage balance: £32,595
Make £50 a month Jan £20, Feb £0, March £
Boiler fund £1625/30000
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