xmas present
Nov 26th 2003, 11:11 pm
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xmas present
the bird was hoovering this morning when there was a puff of smoke and a bang....the hoover has kicked the bucket (an 18 month old dyson that cost over £250).
anyway it is a blessing in disguise because now i know what to get her for xmas.
well it beats the electric tin opener i got her last year.
anyway it is a blessing in disguise because now i know what to get her for xmas.
well it beats the electric tin opener i got her last year.
Nov 26th 2003, 11:14 pm
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Re: xmas present
Originally posted by welshboybilly
the bird was hoovering this morning when there was a puff of smoke and a bang....the hoover has kicked the bucket (an 18 month old dyson that cost over £250).
anyway it is a blessing in disguise because now i know what to get her for xmas.
well it beats the electric tin opener i got her last year.
the bird was hoovering this morning when there was a puff of smoke and a bang....the hoover has kicked the bucket (an 18 month old dyson that cost over £250).
anyway it is a blessing in disguise because now i know what to get her for xmas.
well it beats the electric tin opener i got her last year.
Nov 26th 2003, 11:22 pm
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Re: xmas present
Originally posted by welshboybilly
the bird was hoovering this morning when there was a puff of smoke and a bang....the hoover has kicked the bucket (an 18 month old dyson that cost over £250).
anyway it is a blessing in disguise because now i know what to get her for xmas.
well it beats the electric tin opener i got her last year.
the bird was hoovering this morning when there was a puff of smoke and a bang....the hoover has kicked the bucket (an 18 month old dyson that cost over £250).
anyway it is a blessing in disguise because now i know what to get her for xmas.
well it beats the electric tin opener i got her last year.
WBB only got one thing to say to you-
YOURE A TIGHT B#####D!!!!
Fancy buying her a hoover!! My other half knows his life wouldnt be worth living if he bought me something like that for chrissie!!!
plus he knows he'd be wearing the damn thing up his a##e if he did!!
lol
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Nov 26th 2003, 11:22 pm
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Don't forget though - if you buy an expensive one and plan to bring it over, you (or she) will have to wash it out first.....! New criteria for purchasing a hoover, look for one thats easily washable!
Nov 26th 2003, 11:28 pm
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You're only joking aren't you WBB
Please tell me you are
Diane
Mind you saying that it will be more than I get,although that is by choice
Please tell me you are
Diane
Mind you saying that it will be more than I get,although that is by choice
Nov 26th 2003, 11:36 pm
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Re: xmas present
Originally posted by welshboybilly
the bird was hoovering this morning when there was a puff of smoke and a bang....the hoover has kicked the bucket (an 18 month old dyson that cost over £250).
anyway it is a blessing in disguise because now i know what to get her for xmas.
well it beats the electric tin opener i got her last year.
the bird was hoovering this morning when there was a puff of smoke and a bang....the hoover has kicked the bucket (an 18 month old dyson that cost over £250).
anyway it is a blessing in disguise because now i know what to get her for xmas.
well it beats the electric tin opener i got her last year.
On a serious note, I bought a dyson nearly 2 years ago for £280and so much has gone wrong with it, but luckily it had a 2 year guarentee with it, so it hasn't cost me a penny yet. Are you sure yours hasn't? You could but her something really nice then.
Noodle.
Nov 27th 2003, 2:20 am
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Re: xmas present
Originally posted by noodle
What are you like???
On a serious note, I bought a dyson nearly 2 years ago for £280and so much has gone wrong with it, but luckily it had a 2 year guarentee with it, so it hasn't cost me a penny yet. Are you sure yours hasn't? You could but her something really nice then.
Noodle.
What are you like???
On a serious note, I bought a dyson nearly 2 years ago for £280and so much has gone wrong with it, but luckily it had a 2 year guarentee with it, so it hasn't cost me a penny yet. Are you sure yours hasn't? You could but her something really nice then.
Noodle.
just rung them and you are right it has a 2 year guaruntee, you have saved her indoors from a fate worse than hell.
she can now have something she has always wanted for xmas.............a new carpet on the hall stairs and landing.
btw i owe you a drink for saving me a few quid on a new hoover.
Nov 27th 2003, 2:27 am
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Now see here billywelshboy...
you are undeserving of your roots... whats wrong with a nice pot of paint for the carpet, and something soft (like a sheep) for your wife ? 
you are undeserving of your roots... whats wrong with a nice pot of paint for the carpet, and something soft (like a sheep) for your wife ?
Nov 27th 2003, 3:00 am
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Re: xmas present
Originally posted by welshboybilly
just rung them and you are right it has a 2 year guaruntee, you have saved her indoors from a fate worse than hell.
she can now have something she has always wanted for xmas.............a new carpet on the hall stairs and landing.
just rung them and you are right it has a 2 year guaruntee, you have saved her indoors from a fate worse than hell.
she can now have something she has always wanted for xmas.............a new carpet on the hall stairs and landing.
Glad to help, especially a romantic old devil like yourself
Noodle
Nov 27th 2003, 3:10 am
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Re: xmas present
280 quid is a damn more exp than what I can afford..since Dyson make the best, whats wrong, eh?
you materialistic b*st*rds the lot of you
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you materialistic b*st*rds the lot of you
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Nov 27th 2003, 4:05 am
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Re: xmas present
Originally posted by badgersmount
280 quid is a damn more exp than what I can afford..since Dyson make the best, whats wrong, eh?
you materialistic b*st*rds the lot of you
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280 quid is a damn more exp than what I can afford..since Dyson make the best, whats wrong, eh?
you materialistic b*st*rds the lot of you
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Nov 27th 2003, 6:57 am
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WBB
you wicked boy!!
My god my hubby would get a clip round the ear for that!!!
you wicked boy!!
My god my hubby would get a clip round the ear for that!!!
Nov 27th 2003, 6:58 am
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Can you let me know how to ge one of those piccies under my name like your Bart.
Thanks
Debs
Can you let me know how to ge one of those piccies under my name like your Bart.
Thanks
Debs
Nov 27th 2003, 8:04 am
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I once received a pair of wellies for my Xmas pressie from a former boyfriend! :scared:
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Nov 27th 2003, 8:15 am
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Originally posted by Pollster
I once received a pair of wellies for my Xmas pressie from a former boyfriend! :scared:
I once received a pair of wellies for my Xmas pressie from a former boyfriend!
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wellies.....aaawww dont get me started.
