The "Dull" thread
Jan 2nd 2012, 1:48 am
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Re: The "Dull" thread
I tried, really I did 
but it bridges the gap between Ikea and the Cocoa Republics/Jimmy Possums of this world, although items requiring delivery are still banned.
In a shameless attempt to increase the dullness factor, I've just sorted out my knicker drawers. Delighted to find that my new tallboy drawers each take 12 of those little linkable boxes from Kmart perfectly, enabling me to sort and store everything from my g-strings to my best granny knickers with ease.
but it bridges the gap between Ikea and the Cocoa Republics/Jimmy Possums of this world, although items requiring delivery are still banned.In a shameless attempt to increase the dullness factor, I've just sorted out my knicker drawers. Delighted to find that my new tallboy drawers each take 12 of those little linkable boxes from Kmart perfectly, enabling me to sort and store everything from my g-strings to my best granny knickers with ease.
Or just a tall boy.
Jan 2nd 2012, 1:49 am
#47
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Jan 2nd 2012, 1:49 am
#48
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Re: The "Dull" thread
I tried, really I did but it bridges the gap between Ikea and the Cocoa Republics/Jimmy Possums of this world, although items requiring delivery are still banned.
In a shameless attempt to increase the dullness factor, I've just sorted out my knicker drawers. Delighted to find that my new tallboy drawers each take 12 of those little linkable boxes from Kmart perfectly, enabling me to sort and store everything from my g-strings to my best granny knickers with ease.
but it bridges the gap between Ikea and the Cocoa Republics/Jimmy Possums of this world, although items requiring delivery are still banned.In a shameless attempt to increase the dullness factor, I've just sorted out my knicker drawers. Delighted to find that my new tallboy drawers each take 12 of those little linkable boxes from Kmart perfectly, enabling me to sort and store everything from my g-strings to my best granny knickers with ease.
Jan 2nd 2012, 1:55 am
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Re: The "Dull" thread
meh
Jan 2nd 2012, 2:03 am
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Re: The "Dull" thread
Actually not so dull for me ... I got burnt to a crisp at Camber Sands when I was about 17 and have been to Leysdown on several occasions and quite enjoyed it. I know people still go there in search of it's numerous thrills.
I drove down to Camber Sands just to watch a big meteor shower one year.
I'm odd like that.
Have I drifted into 'not dull' territory?
Then I will mention Bognor.
I drove down to Camber Sands just to watch a big meteor shower one year.
I'm odd like that.
Have I drifted into 'not dull' territory?
Then I will mention Bognor.
That made it 1 up from total dullsville.
One place that I cant put on the Dullsville list is Walton on the Naze.... I got stuck waste deep in the mud their once and have been fearful of swamp like mud ever since.
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Jan 2nd 2012, 2:03 am
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Re: The "Dull" thread
My gym is shut til Jan 4 so instead I'm watching Sunderland's match on an old Sony Trinitron.
Jan 2nd 2012, 2:12 am
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Re: The "Dull" thread
A second hand contribution from child approx 6 years old at next table.... "these gulls are just dull ! Wish they would steal this fish off my basket, they are such dull boring birds!!"
The mother is deep in her iPad, wonder if she just taught the kid the word dull!
The mother is deep in her iPad, wonder if she just taught the kid the word dull!
Jan 2nd 2012, 2:23 am
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Re: The "Dull" thread
You do meet some dull people, not only on here.
Jan 2nd 2012, 2:40 am
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Re: The "Dull" thread
Really, that is the dullest of the dull. You win.
Jan 2nd 2012, 2:42 am
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Re: The "Dull" thread
I tried, really I did but it bridges the gap between Ikea and the Cocoa Republics/Jimmy Possums of this world, although items requiring delivery are still banned.
In a shameless attempt to increase the dullness factor, I've just sorted out my knicker drawers. Delighted to find that my new tallboy drawers each take 12 of those little linkable boxes from Kmart perfectly, enabling me to sort and store everything from my g-strings to my best granny knickers with ease.
but it bridges the gap between Ikea and the Cocoa Republics/Jimmy Possums of this world, although items requiring delivery are still banned.In a shameless attempt to increase the dullness factor, I've just sorted out my knicker drawers. Delighted to find that my new tallboy drawers each take 12 of those little linkable boxes from Kmart perfectly, enabling me to sort and store everything from my g-strings to my best granny knickers with ease.
Jan 2nd 2012, 2:42 am
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Re: The "Dull" thread
Moved and dusted cupboard.
Ate noodles as Christmas meat had gone off. Yay! (I mean, whatever.)
Ate noodles as Christmas meat had gone off. Yay! (I mean, whatever.)
Jan 2nd 2012, 2:50 am
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Re: The "Dull" thread
This thread is so dull and boring that it has attracted 56 replies.
Jan 2nd 2012, 2:55 am
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Re: The "Dull" thread
It's 43 degrees outside.