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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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.... you could really do without ?
am not talking big things or essentials, just little things
i would say i have 3, namely :
molton brown shower gels
fragranced candles by yankee candle / molton brown / jo malone
DVD's / Blu-Ray Discs |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"toys and books for my little one"
they're essentials in my eyes
all part of ur little 'uns development
+ it shows your a good mum
you no doubt sacrifice what you would rather spend it on for what you know will make her happy or help her develop |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"M&S ready meals (when my other half is away).....when I have a beautifuly equipped kitchen to cook in.
Lazy Bitch Syndrome"
I have to confess to popping into M&S Simply Food yesterday to get 'something for dinner' on the way back from a weekend away.
Came out having spent £40 (but at least I have some nice lunches lined up this week  ) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"toys and books for my little one
they're essentials in my eyes
all part of ur little 'uns development
+ it shows your a good mum
you no doubt sacrifice what you would rather spend it on for what you know will make her happy or help her develop "
iso she is 18month and has an entire library in her room haha,, board books and picture books, im forever reading to her and singing the nursery rhymes. If i took half her toys away she probably wouldn't bat an eyelid but if i took her books away she'd know lol |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"toys and books for my little one
they're essentials in my eyes
all part of ur little 'uns development
+ it shows your a good mum
you no doubt sacrifice what you would rather spend it on for what you know will make her happy or help her develop
iso she is 18month and has an entire library in her room haha,, board books and picture books, im forever reading to her and singing the nursery rhymes. If i took half her toys away she probably wouldn't bat an eyelid but if i took her books away she'd know lol"
better get saving up for her university tuition fees now then by the sounds of it  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Ermmmmmm clothes,make up (I spend £50 a month on makeup) and bags and I got a thing about shoes at the moment..  "
i remember having a blazing row with a girl about make up. i had just started seeing her and she lost (or maybe had stolen) her make up bag.
i shrugged it off with a 'well it's only make up, you can replace it'
she then told me that the value of the 'its only make up' was probably about £2,000 - £3,000
i then didn't help matters by saying that was a stupid amount to spend on make up at which point i was virtually savaged lol
at that point, i learned 1 valuable lesson
NEVER come between a lady and her lotions and potions |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Art... I have a good eye for new artists at graduation shows.
Molton Brown Black Pepper shower gel
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oo _iew you culture vulture, or is it just setting yourself up for ebay in 30 years time! |
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
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"Art... I have a good eye for new artists at graduation shows.
Molton Brown Black Pepper shower gel
oo _iew you culture vulture, or is it just setting yourself up for ebay in 30 years time!"
my sister and niece will be selling em then. |
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"Ermmmmmm clothes,make up (I spend £50 a month on makeup) and bags and I got a thing about shoes at the moment..
i remember having a blazing row with a girl about make up. i had just started seeing her and she lost (or maybe had stolen) her make up bag.
i shrugged it off with a 'well it's only make up, you can replace it'
she then told me that the value of the 'its only make up' was probably about £2,000 - £3,000
i then didn't help matters by saying that was a stupid amount to spend on make up at which point i was virtually savaged lol
at that point, i learned 1 valuable lesson
NEVER come between a lady and her lotions and potions "
My make up bag is prob worth about 3 grand as I use make up brands such as Mac,chanel,benefit that kind of thing |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"And Creed aftershave...
Not cheap but amazing smell.
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it is very expensive i agree
the 2 or 3 i've tried are nice but there is 1 that smells like the inside of an asian grocery shop
as a nice a smell as it is in the shop, it's not the best advert to go out smelling like you've just jumped in n out of the spice bags |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Ermmmmmm clothes,make up (I spend £50 a month on makeup) and bags and I got a thing about shoes at the moment..
i remember having a blazing row with a girl about make up. i had just started seeing her and she lost (or maybe had stolen) her make up bag.
i shrugged it off with a 'well it's only make up, you can replace it'
she then told me that the value of the 'its only make up' was probably about £2,000 - £3,000
i then didn't help matters by saying that was a stupid amount to spend on make up at which point i was virtually savaged lol
at that point, i learned 1 valuable lesson
NEVER come between a lady and her lotions and potions
My make up bag is prob worth about 3 grand as I use make up brands such as Mac,chanel,benefit that kind of thing "
yup she was the same - chanel, dior, ysl, estee lauder, clinique
not to mention the money she used to spend on the magazines that promoted them and where she got ideas for her next purchase from
weekends in bed were usually, wake at 7, have an early morning session then i would be despatched to tesco for maple pecan danishes, tropicana juice and about £20's worth of papers and magazines that she would then spread over the bed
never mind, at least i got some peace before the afternoon shopping trip to buy yet more make up 
at least i'm not cynical (much) lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ermmmmmm clothes,make up (I spend £50 a month on makeup) and bags and I got a thing about shoes at the moment..
i remember having a blazing row with a girl about make up. i had just started seeing her and she lost (or maybe had stolen) her make up bag.
i shrugged it off with a 'well it's only make up, you can replace it'
she then told me that the value of the 'its only make up' was probably about £2,000 - £3,000
i then didn't help matters by saying that was a stupid amount to spend on make up at which point i was virtually savaged lol
at that point, i learned 1 valuable lesson
NEVER come between a lady and her lotions and potions
My make up bag is prob worth about 3 grand as I use make up brands such as Mac,chanel,benefit that kind of thing
yup she was the same - chanel, dior, ysl, estee lauder, clinique
not to mention the money she used to spend on the magazines that promoted them and where she got ideas for her next purchase from
weekends in bed were usually, wake at 7, have an early morning session then i would be despatched to tesco for maple pecan danishes, tropicana juice and about £20's worth of papers and magazines that she would then spread over the bed
never mind, at least i got some peace before the afternoon shopping trip to buy yet more make up
at least i'm not cynical (much) lol"
ive got to ask the question ....did she look good ????? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Ermmmmmm clothes,make up (I spend £50 a month on makeup) and bags and I got a thing about shoes at the moment..
i remember having a blazing row with a girl about make up. i had just started seeing her and she lost (or maybe had stolen) her make up bag.
i shrugged it off with a 'well it's only make up, you can replace it'
she then told me that the value of the 'its only make up' was probably about £2,000 - £3,000
i then didn't help matters by saying that was a stupid amount to spend on make up at which point i was virtually savaged lol
at that point, i learned 1 valuable lesson
NEVER come between a lady and her lotions and potions
My make up bag is prob worth about 3 grand as I use make up brands such as Mac,chanel,benefit that kind of thing
yup she was the same - chanel, dior, ysl, estee lauder, clinique
not to mention the money she used to spend on the magazines that promoted them and where she got ideas for her next purchase from
weekends in bed were usually, wake at 7, have an early morning session then i would be despatched to tesco for maple pecan danishes, tropicana juice and about £20's worth of papers and magazines that she would then spread over the bed
never mind, at least i got some peace before the afternoon shopping trip to buy yet more make up
at least i'm not cynical (much) lol
ive got to ask the question ....did she look good ?????"
sometimes yeah
depends how many vodka's she'd had whilst applying it haha |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I could live without my magazine subscription however I do pay for it with Tesco points so that's not too bad.
I could use supermarket own shower gels and bath stuff but I don't, I use Molton Brown.
I could spend less on perfume but I'd rather spend more on the scents that I love.
I could spend less on handbags however I adore Tula and Radley (and their quality) so I will continue to have what I like.
I could spend less on toilet roll however I prefer the quality of a more expensive brand (and it seems to last longer) so I don't compromise on that.
I could live without Sky TV however our terrestrial reception is diabolical here so I'd rather not.
I could live without my uneconomical car however in bad snow I can't leave my house.
That's just from the top of my head, there's probably loads more. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"boots and underwear  "
my sister has a major shoe addiction
it'd got to the point where she find the ones in the shop she likes and then orders them online to be delivered to my house.
that way they can be sneaked in at leisure whilst hubby is out at football  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I could live without my magazine subscription however I do pay for it with Tesco points so that's not too bad.
I could use supermarket own shower gels and bath stuff but I don't, I use Molton Brown.
I could spend less on perfume but I'd rather spend more on the scents that I love.
I could spend less on handbags however I adore Tula and Radley (and their quality) so I will continue to have what I like.
I could spend less on toilet roll however I prefer the quality of a more expensive brand (and it seems to last longer) so I don't compromise on that.
I could live without Sky TV however our terrestrial reception is diabolical here so I'd rather not.
I could live without my uneconomical car however in bad snow I can't leave my house.
That's just from the top of my head,
there's probably loads more."
Love it! 
And anyway,if we work hard, why not - my flash, girly motor definitely isn't a necessity, but I wanted it, so I got it - couldn't have if I didn't work hard though |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Love it!
And anyway,if we work hard, why not - my flash, girly motor definitely isn't a necessity, but I wanted it, so I got it - couldn't have if I didn't work hard though"
That's it. I don't smoke and I don't drink so why shouldn't I spend a little more on other things that I like? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Oh and my health-grill. I could have bought 4 or 5 cheaper ones for the price of the one I have however, having bought 4 or 5 cheaper ones before, there's no contest.
I'm getting to the stage where I'm refusing to compromise on quality and hate throwing good money after bad.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Nothing really, i dont like spending money i just spend jay,s instead "
i know someone like that - seems to manage to buy no end of clothes and smellies but when it comes to booking a holiday is suddenly skint and so that is left to me !
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"Nothing really, i dont like spending money i just spend jay,s instead
i know someone like that - seems to manage to buy no end of clothes and smellies but when it comes to booking a holiday is suddenly skint and so that is left to me !
crafty cow "
Ive never asked or expected jay to pay for anything he is old fashioned and would never expect a woman to pay for a meal or anything. When it comes to holidays he usually books them as surprises |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Costa coffee's
Pick the wrong lane at the edinburgh airport car park and theres no going back, £26 when you hoped to just get the short stay,(really coulda done without),lol.
2 for for £1.50 toffee sundaes!! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Nothing really, i dont like spending money i just spend jay,s instead
i know someone like that - seems to manage to buy no end of clothes and smellies but when it comes to booking a holiday is suddenly skint and so that is left to me !
crafty cow
Ive never asked or expected jay to pay for anything he is old fashioned and would never expect a woman to pay for a meal or anything. When it comes to holidays he usually books them as surprises "
can we share ?
u can keep him to urself for the sex - it'd just be nice to be invited on holiday lol |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Costa coffee's
Pick the wrong lane at the edinburgh airport car park and theres no going back, £26 when you hoped to just get the short stay,(really coulda done without),lol.
2 for for £1.50 toffee sundaes!! "
i do like the iced coffee's
in fact i am glad my office has moved away from the city centre as i was spending a bloody fortune every week on the things |
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"Glitter mainly, for my inventions.
Inventions? "
Keep up Lucy!
To date I have invented:
time machine
cock lasers
sex robot
psychic fez
and am currently working on a teleportation portal.
All from cereal boxes, toilet rolls, washing up liquid bottles, sticky back plastic and of course glitter! Lot's of glitter! |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"Glitter mainly, for my inventions.
Inventions?
Keep up Lucy!
To date I have invented:
time machine
cock lasers
sex robot
psychic fez
and am currently working on a teleportation portal.
All from cereal boxes, toilet rolls, washing up liquid bottles, sticky back plastic and of course glitter! Lot's of glitter!"
Do you ever get those glitter glue pens ? Or do u prefer seperate glue n glitter? |
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"Glitter mainly, for my inventions.
Inventions?
Keep up Lucy!
To date I have invented:
time machine
cock lasers
sex robot
psychic fez
and am currently working on a teleportation portal.
All from cereal boxes, toilet rolls, washing up liquid bottles, sticky back plastic and of course glitter! Lot's of glitter!Do you ever get those glitter glue pens ? Or do u prefer seperate glue n glitter? "
They are very efficient but i like the feeling of creative abandon one gets when coating an object in gloopy glue then pouring glitter over it and seeing what sticks! |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"Glitter mainly, for my inventions.
Inventions?
Keep up Lucy!
To date I have invented:
time machine
cock lasers
sex robot
psychic fez
and am currently working on a teleportation portal.
All from cereal boxes, toilet rolls, washing up liquid bottles, sticky back plastic and of course glitter! Lot's of glitter!Do you ever get those glitter glue pens ? Or do u prefer seperate glue n glitter?
They are very efficient but i like the feeling of creative abandon one gets when coating an object in gloopy glue then pouring glitter over it and seeing what sticks!"
What about a glue gun? |
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"They are very efficient but i like the feeling of creative abandon one gets when coating an object in gloopy glue then pouring glitter over it and seeing what sticks!What about a glue gun?"
I'm more of hands on and fingers in type of guy |
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