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Hypnos beds/mattresses - anyone got one?
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You do realise We will talk about you, behind your back now.Originally posted by ferret View PostI was slightly embarrassed to be linking to something that was on sale. Contracting certainly has gone downhill...
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While dressed in bargains from charity shops no doubt. Gossip away old chapOriginally posted by Diver View PostYou do realise We will talk about you, behind your back now.
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Poundstretchers is a treasure trove of bargains and Poundland an Aladdin's cave of affordable treasures.Originally posted by ferret View PostWhile dressed in bargains from charity shops no doubt. Gossip away old chap
I frequent them both, along with Aldi's and Liddle's
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Originally posted by Diver View PostPoundstretchers is a treasure trove of bargains* and Poundland an Aladdin's cave of affordable treasures*.
I frequent them both, along with Aldi's and Liddle's**
* minging tat
** Aldis and Lidls
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I don't look at the signs, just the pricesOriginally posted by ferret View Post
* minging tat
** Aldis and Lidls
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Originally posted by ferret View PostSpelling was more to do with incorrect use of the apostrophe...

And my taste in tat
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Mere mortals who sleep away a third of his life need a decent bed*. For you though Diver a liddle pound-stretched bed would probably do admirablyOriginally posted by Diver View PostAnd my taste in tat

* And they equate decent with expensive, ho-hum. A blow up mattress is probably just as good. Certainly not £800 / £7.99 = 100 times as bad anyway
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