Yes and I'm sure I've put on here before. Where I lived previously there was a woman that used to go around with salmon pink leggings (should not have worn leggings in any colour tbh) on and I nearly crashed my car several times when I saw her because it appeared she had only come out with a top and trainers on. You've never seen anything like it! Leggings aren't really a good look on anyone over 8 stone and pink ones are the biggest no no on earth (in my opinion).
HELMET!!!!! I desisted from doing the 'helmet in cave' one
I immediately thought of this on reading your post….I used to go to the local Working Mens Club on a weekend and there was one older guy there that used to wear white trousers (yup, obscene). He always looked like he'd stuffed two bread rolls and a pair of socks down there lol. I mean, what else could you do but look???
Strato, have a good look in the mirror before you wear that suit outside your house
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On the upside, I guess it'll give the fella something to do as opposed to watching Q all day or trawling their website to find the next thing to buy! I used to make a lot of cards when I was in my crafting phase, but I preferred my cards to be a little more "rustic". I'm fortunate enough to have a little artistic talent so I was able to draw my own templates, draw directly on the cards with fancy pens etc, and would source stick on bits from anywhere and everywhere (nothing yucky of course lol) It was fun whilst it lasted and it didn't cost me a fortune to do. Shops like "The Works" was great for cardstock, sticky dots etc and Poundland often came up trumps with little bits. I know that a serious crafter can spend a fortune on their hobby and devote entire rooms to the cause - but there are worse things you can get into!
Strato, just because you can doesn’t mean you should!
well and truly hookedThere's something intrinsically wrong with peach jeans - they're not gonna suit anybody, let's face it! Especially if you're not very tall and don't have the slimmest of figures. It's a very "dated" colour and reminds me of the Abigail's party dresses of the 1970's. The person who said how great they looked with the black top, I think was struggling to find something nice to say. I know it's only my opinion, but I thought the colours looked horrendous together. I also think that the only way those things could look half way presentable would be worn with a loose flowing white blouse and white sandals. They weren't cheap, and for what wear one could get from them without looking horrendous is so limited , they'd be on their way back to Knowsley before they saw the light of day, let alone be paraded in front of other people!
Yes, I only just noticed that when I looked again and it's too tight around the bust area. She said she bought a size eight - Don't fgs try and slim down into it girl. It doesn't matter how pretty it is, if it's uncomfortable to wear, return it, and if you must have it, go for the next size up. Had she ordered this elsewhere she could've ordered two to try for size keep the one that fit best . It's possible she could've found somewhere who doesn't charge for postage at all. That's what you get from shopping with Q!
There's a huge difference between what you want and what you need. Needs are very often very boring - I need a new outdoor airer because my old one is falling apart and the plastic coating is peeling off. I'm in no rush to get a new one as outdoor drying isn't much of an option with the weather at the moment but I'll get around to it. I also need a new umbrella because my clear "birdcage" one is literally gonna "go" with the next gust of wind. Other than that there's not actually much I want. I would love to have a larger handbag, but it's not crucial, but it's got to tick all the boxes as in it's good quality leather and it doesn't cost silly money.I saw this plus p&p nearly £50 and all the gushing comments of encouragement, Erika didn’t last long about a week I think ,now just bought dress and boots but she only bought them because she needs them
That's what you call a bargain.
