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TOASTER
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 10:15
by Mrs RicheyJames
Does anyone want a brand new two slice shiny toaster?
Ordered it ages ago, it arrived after I'd given up and actually went to the shop and bought one. Six months later they still haven't collected it, so it's free to anyone who wants it.
It's not got it's box or instructions, but if you don't know how to make toast, you're just as dumb as Hall here!
Oh. Does anyone want to tall CD rack too? From Ikea <yawn>. I don't want it!!
They'll both go in the bin otherwise and I can't be arsed with evilbay.
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 10:17
by hallucienate
I know how to make toast.
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 10:17
by Mrs RicheyJames
WOW
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 10:18
by Quiff Boy
you packing dear?
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 10:23
by Mrs RicheyJames
You Mystic Meg or something?
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 11:19
by Ed Rhombus
Mrs RicheyJames wrote:You Mystic Meg or something?
You have both the decor and the wardrobe
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 11:25
by Quiff Boy
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 11:56
by Mrs RicheyJames
Ed Rhombus wrote:Mrs RicheyJames wrote:You Mystic Meg or something?
You have both the decor and the wardrobe
Shut it thrap stain.
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 12:53
by paint it black
has it been house trained, i wouldn't want a stray
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 12:54
by Mrs RicheyJames
Has what been house trained you mad man?
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 12:57
by Quiff Boy
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 12:58
by Quiff Boy
Mrs RicheyJames wrote:Has what been house trained you mad man?
click the smileys in the post above
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 13:12
by Mrs RicheyJames
Oh. Ahahahahahahahhahahahahaha
Ta Quifflet
Re: TOASTER
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 16:16
by christophe
Mrs RicheyJames wrote:
Ordered it ages ago, it arrived after I'd given up and actually went to the shop and bought one. Six months later they still haven't collected it, so it's free to anyone who wants it.
now I don't know you verry good, but.... why order a toaster online.
are you to ugly to go outside or has Mr RicheyJames chained you to bed/kitchen sink (if so, congrats to you mr R.J.
)
I only use the net to order stuff I can't find elswere.
Re: TOASTER
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 16:19
by Mrs RicheyJames
christophe wrote:Mrs RicheyJames wrote:
Ordered it ages ago, it arrived after I'd given up and actually went to the shop and bought one. Six months later they still haven't collected it, so it's free to anyone who wants it.
now I don't know you verry good, but.... why order a toaster online.
are you to ugly to go outside or has Mr RicheyJames chained you to bed/kitchen sink (if so, congrats to you mr R.J.
)
I only use the net to order stuff I can't find elswere.
You bloody cheeky sod.
No dear, I just hate shopping. I'd rather shop in the comfort of my own chair than have to wander round town.
Re: TOASTER
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 16:30
by christophe
Mrs RicheyJames wrote:
You bloody cheeky sod.
No dear, I just hate shopping. I'd rather shop in the comfort of my own chair than have to wander round town.
so I was right?
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 16:31
by markfiend
Thin ice there christophe
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 16:33
by christophe
markfiend wrote:Thin ice there christophe
ah, whats the chance I would ever run into her in real life?
she isn't comming to any of the summer gigs is she?
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 16:37
by Mrs RicheyJames
I wasn't. I bloody well am now you ring sting.
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 16:43
by christophe
Mrs RicheyJames wrote:ring sting.
I'm afraid to ask ...
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 16:46
by James Blast
I prophesy disaster
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 17:51
by emilystrange
i second that. christophe, have you learnt nothing on this forum?
Re: TOASTER
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 18:05
by Andrew S
Mrs RicheyJames wrote:They'll both go in the bin otherwise and I can't be arsed with evilbay.
What about a charity shop? Failing that, how about leaving them on somebody's doorstep, ringing the bell and running away
Re: TOASTER
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 18:25
by hallucienate
Andrew S wrote:Mrs RicheyJames wrote:They'll both go in the bin otherwise and I can't be arsed with evilbay.
What about a charity shop? Failing that, how about leaving them on somebody's doorstep, ringing the bell and running away
my friend once ditched a huge, old stove, loaded it up on the back of a truck, drove it to our old school and left it in front of the entrance
Posted: 01 Jun 2005, 19:02
by christophe
emilystrange wrote:i second that. christophe, have you learnt nothing on this forum?
I have !
I only tend to forget the danger when dealing some of the members
pleas forgive me