Epic post disclaimer!! 
For those who wanted to know the fucking off was on the thread about AIBU to spend my DD's Argos Vouchers, or something along those lines. Some people live in cloud cuckoo land. It gets right on my nerves when people look down their nose at others! And the way one particular poster went on and on and on and on. I wanted to tell that person directly to fuck off, so...
. Maybe I should have done?! They were like a dog with a bone...a dinosaur bone.
VQ On two threads?! Did I! Oooops
. I didn't notice! I must have become used to telling people to fuck off. I luvs you too though, so that's okay! 
Glenda Painfree did not happen sadly, but I didn't need to take painkillers, just went a little slowly. I'm better if I'm up and down, not constantly sitting, or constantly walking. So apart from the walk around Ikea, it was okay!! I did however
and putting your bits on eBay. Yours may sell okay but my bits are broken, and I'd have to pay someone to service then first
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I put them on the local selling page which is full of errrrm chavs but we'll just ignore that.
Sleep - well, til the school run, yes! Thanks for asking
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Sophia I need to do the same - I was going to do it on Saturday, but due to bloody snow, I decided I wasn't digging the car out! I'm going to go to Aldi, then Home & Bargains, and the greengrocer. All are with in spitting distance of each other. Then I'll go to Morrisons with DP's discount. I'm hoping to do a weekly shop for £70, instead of £100-110. I think I will do it tomorrow, as it is just me and Oscar til the afternoon!
Horsey Too many people born with silver spoons I fear. Either that or they married rich men!
garden you mentioned star drops. I've been searching for it for ages as heard people rave about it. Finally got some last week, and used it to clean the fabric on the pram. Bugger me, its fantastic stuff! I got it for 1.99 in Home & Bargains of all places! So if you want some Sophia try there!
GT Sunday tea time auctions end, or Sunday evening. I believe this is the best time! I don't think listing on a free weekend helped though as there were lots of baby clothes listed I guess.
Thanks Daisy, he is lovely, most of the time. When not lazy! He is caring and generous though, so that makes up for it sometimes.
BPLP I too have had flu once, thank goodness it was just the once, it was awful! So when DP had it a couple of weeks ago, I diagnosed it. He couldn't use his computer. That's how I knew it was flu
. He did laugh at himself though and say he had man flu! He definitely had proper flu though! Bleurgghhhhh!
Re: House prices, I bought in 2008, even though I knew full well it was the top of the housing market. I didn't buy to make money, but for the security of not having to move areas all the time. However it paid off for me initially - despite the negative equity at the moment. I paid a mortgage £92 a month for almost 3 years because I took a tracker which was 0.34 above base rate
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My first house was a council house. When DS1 was 3.5 we moved in to private rented. I was doing my training and working part time on top of it, just to afford a nicer surrounding for DS1 (the estate I lived on was not a nice place). I found renting crap for us, because we had to change childcare/schools. I suppose if my ex had been driving at that time, it might have made a difference as we could have lived anywhere and traveled. But he didn't. The whole thing was just stressful, the upheaval and the costs of moving potentially every 6 months, and the cost and time of making the house in to a home was not worth it any more. I wanted security. Hence why I bought. It hasn't been easier, but I have found it far more comforting knowing I can't be given 2 months notice to move out.
I wouldn't encourage anyone to buy unless they felt they absolutely had to though. For me, I felt I had to.
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