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Discussion in 'United Kingdom' started by Hud, Oct 5, 2005.

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  1. roalda

    roalda Formula Junior

    Oct 2, 2007
    593
    Wiltshire England
    Full Name:
    Roy
    What,s she holding mate? oh err!!
     
  2. zoRob

    zoRob Formula 3

    Oct 31, 2006
    2,004
    Cambs, UK
    Nice :cool:

    <Insert 'taking down particulars' here> :D
     
  3. NeuroBeaker

    NeuroBeaker Advising Moderator
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    Oct 1, 2008
    38,744
    Huntsville, AL., USA
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    Andrew
    Surely she couldn't spend £30,000 on shoes - even with carte blanche! :eek:

    Well, when I can eventually afford it, I'd really like a Ferrari 348 tb/GTB. Second choice would be a TS - but I'd feel a little better with a hard roof. I've been in a serious car crash before (hit by a drunk) and feel more secure (and enjoy myself more) in cars that have solid roofs. :eek:

    Very nice!! :D

    All the best,
    Andrew.
     
  4. NeuroBeaker

    NeuroBeaker Advising Moderator
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    Oct 1, 2008
    38,744
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    Andrew
    She's just seen this and gone:

    "I'll give it a good go - thanks hun!"​


    :eek: Oh dear, what have I done? :eek:
     
  5. Fan512bbi

    Fan512bbi Two Time F1 World Champ
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    Mar 25, 2004
    20,938
    Wales-UK
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    Steve.
    Time to apply for some overtime mate ;)
     
  6. NeuroBeaker

    NeuroBeaker Advising Moderator
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    Oct 1, 2008
    38,744
    Huntsville, AL., USA
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    Andrew
    Have to finish the thesis and actually find a job first. :eek:

    I'm in deep trouble. :p
     
  7. rmdferrari

    rmdferrari Formula 3

    Jan 6, 2005
    1,383
    Gatwick, UK
    Full Name:
    Richard
    One would suggest it's NOT a 1:1 replica of her husbands todger. :D (and it's the wrong colour)
     
  8. 8-Ball

    8-Ball Formula Junior

    Sep 16, 2006
    933
    Sussex
    Full Name:
    Adam

    Having witnessed first hand the amount a woman can spend on one pair of shoes; £30,000 could disappear without breaking into triple figures.
     
  9. NeuroBeaker

    NeuroBeaker Advising Moderator
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    Oct 1, 2008
    38,744
    Huntsville, AL., USA
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    Andrew
    Oh dear. :eek:

    The most I've ever spent on shoes was £200 for a pair of waterproof hiking boots that have lasted me 12 years (and counting - even though the soles are starting to show some wear). For about 4 years I literally wore them almost every single day - just because they were comfortable and durable. I'd say I've definitely got my money's worth out of these. I would buy another pair next when these eventually give up the ghost, but the brand doesn't exist any more... maybe because nobody needed to buy another pair. :p

    Speaking of shoes... I'm currently trying to find places to buy dress shoes for my upcoming wedding - and having some trouble. I'd like a very simple cut with rounded toes (not pointy or squared), and I'm not a fan of patent leather because it just looks 'plastic' to me. Any ideas? Most of the shops I find are stocking rather chunky-looking soles or the shoes have very long pointy toes. It seems a simple shoe is rather difficult to find. :eek:

    All the best,
    Andrew.
     
  10. 8-Ball

    8-Ball Formula Junior

    Sep 16, 2006
    933
    Sussex
    Full Name:
    Adam
    Same here, the two pairs of shoes I've bought in the £150ish range have lasted a long time, so money well spent. (Currently 12 years for a pair of Timberland boots and 6 years for a pair of RM Williams boots.)

    Try Clarks; they do a higher end range, can't remember the name, but sell for around £100. They seem to be a more classic design.
     
  11. Tiganut

    Tiganut Karting

    Sep 26, 2005
    154
    Surrey
    Full Name:
    Neil
    Bally,decent quality & comfort
     
  12. NeuroBeaker

    NeuroBeaker Advising Moderator
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    Oct 1, 2008
    38,744
    Huntsville, AL., USA
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    Andrew

    Thanks very much, I'll check them out. :D
     
  13. ted 191

    ted 191 Karting

    Sep 6, 2005
    223
    yorkshire
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    chris heeley
    Let me see if I can find a pic of the spunk catcher with her cloths on (smilley)
     
  14. Fan512bbi

    Fan512bbi Two Time F1 World Champ
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    Mar 25, 2004
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    Steve.
    LOL hurry up then :)
     
  15. NeuroBeaker

    NeuroBeaker Advising Moderator
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    Oct 1, 2008
    38,744
    Huntsville, AL., USA
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    Andrew
    LOL! Does she know you use that nickname for her on here? :D
     

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