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Thomzo wrote:I don't understand, how can trousers be too long?
Love that Zoe, I'm 4ft 11, all mine need taking up by about a foot :lol: Leaves plenty over for craft projects!
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Zoe, I'll second that - 5ft 10 is not the most convienient height to be trying to buy 2nd hand clothes!
(I confess to wearing mens jeans more often than not!)

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Nomada wrote:
Love that Zoe, I'm 4ft 11, all mine need taking up by about a foot :lol: Leaves plenty over for craft projects!
Perhaps we should go trouser shopping together. The bits you cut off yours, I could add to the bottom of mine :lol:

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making fire bricks out of news papper
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may be that was not such a good idea me press thingy broke as i was putting full presure on it and now got a 6cm cut in my head were i head butted the floor and spent the last hour in the hosptal
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Post: # 241032Post greenorelse »

Aargh, poor you. I once put too much pressure on a paper brick maker and put a dirty great cut in my hand. Sympathies to you.
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Post: # 241044Post Flo »

Sometimes saving money has consequences that make you wonder if it's all worth while.

I think that my compost heap is a fairly safe way of saving money. It seems to be growing nicely and will be turned into place later in the year to replace the one I shall spread on the plot when the courgettes are finished. So next year there will be another courgette bed which will be added to the allotment when the courgettes have finished. A very virtuous money saving cycle. :mrgreen:

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Post: # 241045Post Thomzo »

wabbit955 wrote:may be that was not such a good idea me press thingy broke as i was putting full presure on it and now got a 6cm cut in my head were i head butted the floor and spent the last hour in the hosptal
Ouch - you poor thing. Hope you're feeling better now.

A couple of years ago my boiler broke down during the snow. A friend said I could collect some free wood for the fire from their house. So I drove down the country lane but didn't see the pot hole. I burst a tyre and damaged a wheel. So that 'free' fire wood cost me over £250 for a new tyre and wheel!

Maybe this thread should read - "today I didn't save money by...."

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Thomzo wrote:
wabbit955 wrote:may be that was not such a good idea me press thingy broke as i was putting full presure on it and now got a 6cm cut in my head were i head butted the floor and spent the last hour in the hosptal
Ouch - you poor thing. Hope you're feeling better now.
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So that 'free' fire wood cost me over £250 for a new tyre and wheel!
Maybe this thread should read - "today I didn't save money by...."

Zoe
hope you're feeling better wabbit955 - I made some too, maybe I best check the thing before each use

Thomzo No!! - :lol: - optimistic-ness needed here :salute:
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thanks folks
very very sore but lots better today
maybe i just stick to the compost much easyer
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