
Please, please, please can there be a sticky thread where everything remotely referring to Christmas goes? Other posts which mention it get locked?
...............and hiya neighboursI know who it is..how could I forget ...When we going for that pint?
(Now you know who it is)
Quote by dab62hey caz id be your wardrobe monster
Im sick, tired and fed up of going in my wadrobe and... HELLO... there's never anything to wear...!!!..![]()
I'm at my tethers end.. every time i go to get ready.... NOTHING...Its bloody empty.... :taz:
Ivehad endless rows concerning the vanishing garments but he just doesnt realise...you buy stuff now and again but after a month its vanished....
Even when the wardrobe seems full there is never anything suitable ... you get P.I.W.S ---Passive Indecisive Wardrobe Syndrome...
Ive come to the conclusion there is a monster in my wardrobe eating my clothes--- there has to be..... :twisted:
WHERE DO LADIES CLOTHES GO ????
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obviously with a history of long as britain has and its its way of ...burn....piliging its way around the world for a millenia or to john wayne fans at least 50 lustrums....
we have accrued a lot of laws which for the sake of not having time in our seats of power (house of commons/lords) which were enacted some hundreds of years ago and never revoked (not sure if thats the right word)
for instance........
it is still illegal to eat mince pies on christmas day......this law goes back to the 17th century and was brought about by the quakers but never rescinded....
also....it is still legal to shoot a scotsman on sight in the isle of man......apparently theyre still worried that bonny prince charlie will stop off in douglas for a plate of manx kippers...
the list is endless......are there any you know of or am i just sking this for the sake of asking...
it's illegal to pass a shop withoutbuying me the best dress in the store...
And that law stands
2to1 on the latter:lol: :lol:
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are you ladies confusing the window with the wardrobe?
(hint! pile of clothes in back garden=window, wooden box with rail= wardrobe)