ASOS
Aug 17th 2011 | 4:22 pm
#62
Crazy Cat Lady
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Re: ASOS
Just showed First Born the pics on here and she wasn't impressed. Means nothing in the grand scheme of things obviously just thought I'd put it out there.
Aug 17th 2011 | 4:24 pm
#63
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Re: ASOS
My teen loves it, and i think she dresses pretty nice, she has been spending hrs on it recently, deciding how to spend her tax refune
Aug 17th 2011 | 4:30 pm
#64
Possum. Amiculum. Latrina
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From: Footloose
Re: ASOS
It will be interesting as to how ASOS prices its goods for the Aussie site - presumably it will be a direct conversion at the current exchange rate despite the fact the clobber is probably good value and a heck of a lot funkier than anything in Oz? Either that or they would have to refuse delivery from the UK site.
Aug 17th 2011 | 4:50 pm
#65
Rhino with a big horn!
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Re: ASOS
Love the dictionary definition of funkier 
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/funkiest
This one probably fits best.
b. Having a strong, offensive, unwashed odor.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/funkiest
This one probably fits best.
b. Having a strong, offensive, unwashed odor.
Aug 17th 2011 | 5:04 pm
#66
Possum. Amiculum. Latrina
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Posts: 3,427
From: Footloose
Re: ASOS
Love the dictionary definition of funkier
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/funkiest
This one probably fits best.
b. Having a strong, offensive, unwashed odor.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/funkiest
This one probably fits best.
b. Having a strong, offensive, unwashed odor.
Aug 17th 2011 | 5:15 pm
#67
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From: Brisbane
Re: ASOS
I do wonder if the clothes will be shipped from within Australia?
Because you've been able to change the currency on the Asos.com website to AUD for ages now, so I don't really know whats so new about this "dedicated Australian website".
Aug 17th 2011 | 5:35 pm
#68
Auntie Fa
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From: Seattle
Re: ASOS
I'm not knocking it at all - if I were younger and slimmer I'm sure I would be wearing similar stuff. I did the 80s first time round though (although I was more alternative than Dynasty), it's not wise to go back Well maybe not for the full outfit.I've just realised you're 16-34 and I'm almost 16+34. Should I go kill myself now?
Aug 17th 2011 | 5:48 pm
#69
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Re: ASOS
The article states that the target audience is 16-34. I'm in the middle of that demographic and I really like Asos. Some stuff is a bit out there, but they do have lots of pretty dresses for under a 100 quid.
I do wonder if the clothes will be shipped from within Australia?
Because you've been able to change the currency on the Asos.com website to AUD for ages now, so I don't really know whats so new about this "dedicated Australian website".
I do wonder if the clothes will be shipped from within Australia?
Because you've been able to change the currency on the Asos.com website to AUD for ages now, so I don't really know whats so new about this "dedicated Australian website".
Aug 17th 2011 | 6:28 pm
#70
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From: Windy place
Re: ASOS
16-34 age group? Oh no I should have got an order in before June 
If I order now I'll be like one of those sad old thirtysomething gits on Club 18-30 holidays trying to be all zany.
If I order now I'll be like one of those sad old thirtysomething gits on Club 18-30 holidays trying to be all zany.
Aug 17th 2011 | 6:29 pm
#71
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Aug 17th 2011 | 11:42 pm
#73
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Re: ASOS
For rambi
Aug 18th 2011 | 12:01 am
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