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SUE ALLEN

2005-07-17 13:05:12

You should have sued them girl! Oh and claimed damages for feeling ridiculed as Mrs Blobby!

jessop

2005-07-17 13:31:22

honey, im a male! :rofl

so maybe i used it wrong you kjnow we are pants at that sort of thing :lol:

SUE ALLEN

2005-07-17 14:09:09

Sos, Didn't realise males washed their clothes on holiday. Ha Ha! Only joking don't know why but just assumed you were female. Ok Mr Blobby Very Sorry :lol:

My mistake

jessop

2005-07-17 14:13:50

well some of us do try but as tou can see often end up with "colourfull results" :rofl

madsue

2005-07-17 15:45:56

Love the idea that me and bluebabe might be of the older generation to SUE ALLEN!!!! :rofl

luci HT Mod

2005-07-17 15:49:24

Keep it friendly folks. :no

luci

shell

2005-07-18 22:16:11

I've always taken a bottle of the ariel handwash on hols with me, it comes in a 750ml bottle and it really does wash the clothes well. I'm glad I've read this thread though as to try and cut down on weight I bought a tube of travel wash to take away a week tommorrow but have changed my mind now, I'm going back to my ariel

Shell

Chivas69

2005-07-19 06:19:11

Imagine all the luggage space if we all went on Naturist holidays!!!
It'd be like:

'Ok I've got my watch and another watch for the evening, anything else deer?'
'How about a necklace?'
'I dunno, I've got to be careful with the weight you know'
'ooh, you're right, I'd better take off my rings then'

jessop

2005-07-19 15:31:59

what about if its "ladys time"? or would you have to book around that :rofl

hbrac

2005-07-19 15:39:16

Just bought a bottle of Aeriel handwash from Tesco.Bit pricey at £2.08 but Ok for our hols. Do you think those cabin stewards are into a bit of moonlighting in the laundry area? :rofl