Yep, I'm with Denny on this one - give it a go but only if you don't mind ruining it.
And was it by hand the first time, throw it in the washer the second.
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Originally posted by realityhackoioi SA!
Posher than the queen? I obviously didn't drink enough at the party. How're you keeping me 'ol mukka?
I think I'll PM you, else I'll get wrong off this lot for girly chit chatting!
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oioi SA!Originally posted by SallyAnneYay - the xmas squirrel is back!!! I was beginning to think someone had knacked you for asking them if they were a nerd
And EO - get your lass to take them to the dry cleaners! She's in the house all day with nothing better to do ffs!!
Posher than the queen? I obviously didn't drink enough at the party. How're you keeping me 'ol mukka?
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Originally posted by realityhackNot in london it doesn't! Mine's twice that.
Yay - the xmas squirrel is back!!! I was beginning to think someone had knacked you for asking them if they were a nerd
And EO - get your lass to take them to the dry cleaners! She's in the house all day with nothing better to do ffs!!
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Originally posted by ratewhoreMarillion
HTH
Fleetwood
If only I knew my naff 80s bands better, my life would be complete
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Originally posted by BagpussReal contractors wear suits. Imagine the impression one gives by turning up to a gig dressed in a Marillian t-shirt and stonewash denim jeans (bloody chavs).
Marillion
HTH
Fleetwood
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I always find women in suits strangely erotic, especially with the frilly shirts...Originally posted by SandyDownI wear suits all the time, only one of my contracts (the one in Holland) was casual wear . If you want the truth I find it easier to wear a suit, its an easy uniform, and for the girls you can dress up a suit to be really smart or semi casual (depending on tops /blouses / accessories used)
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Real contractors wear suits. Imagine the impression one gives by turning up to a gig dressed in a Marillian t-shirt and stonewash denim jeans (bloody chavs).
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I wear suits all the time, only one of my contracts (the one in Holland) was casual wear . If you want the truth I find it easier to wear a suit, its an easy uniform, and for the girls you can dress up a suit to be really smart or semi casual (depending on tops /blouses / accessories used)
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffockSuits - how quaint !
Does anybody still have to wear them to work ?
You wont get me to swap my orange boilersuit for one of them suits !
can't remember the last time I wore a suit....hold one yes I can it was for the interview for this gig I'm on....the time before that was for the previous gig's interview....
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Suits - how quaint !
Does anybody still have to wear them to work ?
You wont get me to swap my orange boilersuit for one of them suits !
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Not in london it doesn't! Mine's twice that.Originally posted by boredsenselessFFS - It costs 4.95 to get it dry-cleaned. And then you don't even have to do it yourself - you're a contractor you can afford it!
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FFS - It costs 4.95 to get it dry-cleaned. And then you don't even have to do it yourself - you're a contractor you can afford it!Originally posted by lilelvis2000Wife does it all the time in cold water. No noticable degradation - if any - at all. Mind you its a crap M&S suit. Wouldn't do it with my BOSS ones.
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Wife does it all the time in cold water. No noticable degradation - if any - at all. Mind you its a crap M&S suit. Wouldn't do it with my BOSS ones.
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