13-07-2011, 10:09 PM
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Re: Foreign food Wednesday
Originally Posted by Meg
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Hi Merz 
pleased to see you are repaired and back on line . I have some ironing needs doing now you are in practice 
13-07-2011, 10:57 PM
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LOL, merz, we just had a very busy thread on our sister forum Catsey; one member really enjoys ironing, and a few more popped out of the woodwork admitting what they ironed (tea towels! knickers!
); whilst we ironing loathers were reading appalled ...... a very funny thread! 
13-07-2011, 11:06 PM
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Re: Foreign food Wednesday
Originally Posted by dandysmom
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LOL, merz, we just had a very busy thread on our sister forum Catsey; one member really enjoys ironing, and a few more popped out of the woodwork admitting what they ironed (tea towels! knickers! ); whilst we ironing loathers were reading appalled ...... a very funny thread!
I iron knickers and tea towels , my sister irons socks
13-07-2011, 11:17 PM
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Mad, mad, totally mad! I gave up ironing years ago. Into the washing machine, then the dryer, clothes folded neatly, hung up or in drawers, done and dusted!When I first got married I ironed everything, including sheets, till the penny dropped!
Now then, what's this I hear about watering gardens? I'll let you in on a little secret. My back garden has weeds taller than me (5ft) and I can't be sure, but I've got a feeling that a tribe of as yet undiscovered pygmies have moved in at the bottom, thinking that they've been transported from Darkest Africa by aliens.
It truly is a disgrace, but I am unable to tackle it myself these days and it used to be lovely. Nowt I can do about it though.
What's this got to do with foreign food though?
13-07-2011, 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by dandysmom
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LOL, merz, we just had a very busy thread on our sister forum Catsey; one member really enjoys ironing, and a few more popped out of the woodwork admitting what they ironed (tea towels! knickers! ); whilst we ironing loathers were reading appalled ...... a very funny thread!
Sorry Meg, but wouldn't take on your ironing if you wanted your knickers ironing
Originally Posted by Mollie
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Mad, mad, totally mad! I gave up ironing years ago. Into the washing machine, then the dryer, clothes folded neatly, hung up or in drawers, done and dusted!When I first got married I ironed everything, including sheets, till the penny dropped!
Now then, what's this I hear about watering gardens? I'll let you in on a little secret. My back garden has weeds taller than me (5ft) and I can't be sure, but I've got a feeling that a tribe of as yet undiscovered pygmies have moved in at the bottom, thinking that they've been transported from Darkest Africa by aliens.
It truly is a disgrace, but I am unable to tackle it myself these days and it used to be lovely. Nowt I can do about it though.
What's this got to do with foreign food though?
13-07-2011, 11:39 PM
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Re: Foreign food Wednesday
Originally Posted by merz
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The only things I don't iron are knickers and socks-even I'm shocked at that Sorry Meg, but wouldn't take on your ironing if you wanted your knickers ironing Absolutely nothing Mollie, but neither has ironing
13-07-2011, 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by dandysmom
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LOL, Meg, I forgot to include socks in that list, it is a sad addiction, but there is help out there for those who admit their ironing is way out of control......
Originally Posted by dandysmom
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That's the fun of this forum: we can take a topic, go off it and have a ball not relating to the original subject...
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