Never owned a dishwasher.. sounds a bit posh to me... ;)
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Never owned a dishwasher.. sounds a bit posh to me... ;)
Ninanina, where you beena? We've been worried sick, phoned the hospitals and everything!
Used to have a perfectly good dishwasher, but she just got sick of it, wanted a machine. Anyway it arrived this morning, and it's too bloody big :( But it was a bargain, and that trumps trivialities like being able to shut the cupboard door. So tomorrow I'll be sorting it, armed with a straight edge, a circular saw, ten sausage fingers and a hangover. What could go wrong?
As an aside...
I'm wearing dresses pretty much everyday now the weather is good... so apart from strappy sandals I'm wearing just one item of clothing... nothing else... :eyebrows:
Well I'm wearing the pants and nothing else...
Want a trade? [emoji23]
Thanks for that Bev, good to know ;) You may not be aware that I have more than a passing interest in ladies' fashion, and firmly believe that 'less is more' :eyebrows:
While you're reading, a question: Did you once mention the word 'tog' in a previous post? Reason I mention it, when I was an apprentice, no one called me Steve, my name was Tog. When I asked (often) what it meant, the reply was always, "you just look like a Tog". Which left me none the wiser.
Didn't want to risk stretching it[emoji41]
Absolutely "less is more" Steve... I like to wear as little as possible..
Yes I have probably mentioned Tog in my previous posts.... It comes from 'Pogles Wood' which was a BBC Children's tv show from the 60's, when I was 'little'
This is Tog from Pogles Wood
http://i.imgur.com/hqp18b3.jpg
Tog just cracks me up.... take a look how he speaks... at 10:45 on this vid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyophjvqbdo
Reminds me slightly of Spike Milligan who's another of my favourites