Posted: 19 Jan 2005, 19:26
Now I realy feel bad for missing the HL do.Mrs RicheyJames wrote:Thisemilystrange wrote:but what are you wearing to the HL bash, my dear?
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Posted: 19 Jan 2005, 19:50
*thinks about what to wear*
Posted: 19 Jan 2005, 20:28
Can't you make one by your self?
I thought all girls could make her own dress.
I thought all girls could make her own dress.
Posted: 19 Jan 2005, 22:41
Posted: 19 Jan 2005, 23:48
If it's what you really, really want I say get it and hang the cost 
(even better if your husband will buy it for you)
(even better if your husband will buy it for you)
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 01:05
A three month loan for 150 quid?Mrs RicheyJames wrote:I think £155 for three months
You could lend it out yourself several times during that period and make a profit on that, surely?
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 01:06
Oooh! A one-garment-only party. My favourite.Mrs RicheyJames wrote:Thisemilystrange wrote:but what are you wearing to the HL bash, my dear?
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 07:03
Mrs RicheyJames wrote:Thisemilystrange wrote:but what are you wearing to the HL bash, my dear?
AWESOME Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 11:01
brrrrrrr. sss-so, ss-so, so cccc-cold. so coldMrs RicheyJames wrote:Thisemilystrange wrote:but what are you wearing to the HL bash, my dear?
Re: Dress making.
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 14:05
trying to flog off you hippy trinkets?Mrs RicheyJames wrote:Although that was suprisingly funny for you, it was my jacket!!Dan wrote:He buys you plenty from ebay* already, one extra item won't break the bank.Mrs RicheyJames wrote:I have tried and tried to convince my husband that I need a new dress for WGW. I have found one that is perfect but people who are obviously not on my side here have pointed out the cost of shipping from the U.S blah blah blah. Does anyone know of any dressmakers in England who can make such an item?
*Yes, I saw him whoring his Pink Floyd jacket on a Floyd forum I visit, and followed the links cos I'm nosey.
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 14:28
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 14:47
does "mrs" not translate well?
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 14:53
Perhaps a "not worksafe" warning might have been a good idea too 
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 14:53
I think it's that dress that doesn't translate well.RicheyJames wrote:does "mrs" not translate well?
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 15:05
Don't panic man! There's a lovely girl in my life!RicheyJames wrote:does "mrs" not translate well?
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 15:09
no panic here. just felt it was a rather inappropriate post. i'm sure your apology will be accepted gracefully by both myself and my darling wife. when you get around to making it...
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 17:31
That is one of the most awful dresses I've ever seen.
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 17:36
I don't know, it has its plus points...Mrs RicheyJames wrote:That is one of the most awful dresses I've ever seen.
(Obviously I am talking about the fluffy angel wings.)
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 17:53
she might well be tempted to do it if you tell her not to
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 17:54
weird, I'd have to agree with you there.Mrs RicheyJames wrote:That is one of the most awful dresses I've ever seen.
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 17:55
NOT IN A MILLION YEARS.
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 18:00
it is white, after all.
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 18:02
And utterly vile don't forget.
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 18:04
and it does horrible things to her breasts.
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 18:11
doesn't look comfy, no