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What can/cannot you do without
Ihave just spotted this article online and thought it may make a lighthearted thread:-
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...g-machine.html I can do without the second alarm on my alarm clock. What is the point. |
Re: What can/cannot you do without
Originally Posted by johnnyone
(Post 9795369)
Ihave just spotted this article online and thought it may make a lighthearted thread:-
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...g-machine.html I can do without the second alarm on my alarm clock. What is the point. I generally stick with the basic and less expensive models now. They're normally the most reliable and cost much less to repair and replace. |
Re: What can/cannot you do without
I don't understand all the different cycles on my machine, everything goes on a cool gentle cycle and its job done for me.
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Re: What can/cannot you do without
Originally Posted by tex_ritter
(Post 9795556)
I don't understand all the different cycles on my machine, everything goes on a cool gentle cycle and its job done for me.
Can't do without - moisturiser, hand cream and, number one, LIPSALVE - can't function without it!!!!! ` |
Re: What can/cannot you do without
Originally Posted by lovingthesun
(Post 9795617)
Me too - just two cycles - a cool minimum wash for most things and the occasional 'blast it' hot cycle :)
Can't do without - moisturiser, hand cream and, number one, LIPSALVE - can't function without it!!!!! ` Rosemary |
Re: What can/cannot you do without
Originally Posted by johnnyone
(Post 9795369)
Ihave just spotted this article online and thought it may make a lighthearted thread:-
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...g-machine.html I can do without the second alarm on my alarm clock. What is the point. |
Re: What can/cannot you do without
I can not do without a man in a suit with impeccable manners, a big car and loads of money.
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Re: What can/cannot you do without
Originally Posted by johnnyone
(Post 9795369)
I can do without the second alarm on my alarm clock. What is the point
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Re: What can/cannot you do without
Originally Posted by whitelinen
(Post 9797273)
I can not do without a man in a suit with impeccable manners, a big car and loads of money.
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Re: What can/cannot you do without
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 9798079)
Maybe C'man would fit the bill, if you can prise him away from his present ball and chain that is. ;)
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Re: What can/cannot you do without
Originally Posted by snikpoh
(Post 9798161)
No, no, no, she said impeccable manners:sneaky:
I also said a man i.e. a real man not a eunuch.:eek: |
Re: What can/cannot you do without
Ouch:scarper:
I can't do without anything I have except the effing sensors on my car:frown::huh: |
Re: What can/cannot you do without
Originally Posted by jackytoo
(Post 9798448)
Ouch:scarper:
I can't do without anything I have except the effing sensors on my car:frown::huh: I did wonder why UK insurance premiums took such a big jump not so long ago. :cool: |
Re: What can/cannot you do without
Can't do without books, good food and sad to say computers:o
The 'good food' went out the window today (sort of), home made chips cooked in beef dripping between two thick slices of still warm crusty bread and French butter...home made pickled eggs and cabbage to go with it:cool: Bloomin lovely :) |
Re: What can/cannot you do without
All the pre-loaded crap on mobiles and computers that you never use.
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