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Originally posted by Liverpoollass:
That is fantastic

Don't suppose I could have their address?

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Originally posted by ~~KaffyBaffy~~:
My office junior from a few years ago won £60-odd grand on the lottery. We were chuffed for her... until she said to someone who'd bought her a packet of crisps at the shop 'I gave you 30p for those, weren't they only 28p?' and held out her hand for the change.

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Originally posted by ~~KaffyBaffy~~:
My office junior from a few years ago won £60-odd grand on the lottery. We were chuffed for her... until she said to someone who'd bought her a packet of crisps at the shop 'I gave you 30p for those, weren't they only 28p?' and held out her hand for the change.

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Originally posted by Mummy Maz:

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Originally posted by ~~KaffyBaffy~~:
My office junior from a few years ago won £60-odd grand on the lottery. We were chuffed for her... until she said to someone who'd bought her a packet of crisps at the shop 'I gave you 30p for those, weren't they only 28p?' and held out her hand for the change.

OMG what a tight hole - bet she never touched a penny of it either

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Originally posted by Yogi 19:

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Originally posted by ~~KaffyBaffy~~:
My office junior from a few years ago won £60-odd grand on the lottery. We were chuffed for her... until she said to someone who'd bought her a packet of crisps at the shop 'I gave you 30p for those, weren't they only 28p?' and held out her hand for the change.

That reminds me of a woman who told us about her daughter getting her first wage. She bought her mum a packet of crisps, but deducted the cost of the crisps before handing over her dig money.

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Originally posted by ~~KaffyBaffy~~:

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Originally posted by Yogi 19:

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Originally posted by ~~KaffyBaffy~~:
My office junior from a few years ago won £60-odd grand on the lottery. We were chuffed for her... until she said to someone who'd bought her a packet of crisps at the shop 'I gave you 30p for those, weren't they only 28p?' and held out her hand for the change.

That reminds me of a woman who told us about her daughter getting her first wage. She bought her mum a packet of crisps, but deducted the cost of the crisps before handing over her dig money.

When does 'sensible' turn into being 'tightfisted ' eh?

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Originally posted by Mummy Maz:


you can get in line! i'm currently drafting my 'begging letter' lol! They live in Huyton in Liverpool - been on the news and everything here's a wee link

My friend's story!

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Originally posted by hal:
great news!

its always a mystery for me, how anyone could be engage for longer than two years or so.
12 years is a long time.

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Originally posted by wandawitch:
Engaged for 12 years?!

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Originally posted by DanceSettee:

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Originally posted by wandawitch:
Engaged for 12 years?!

better than being married for 11


great news about your friend Mummy Maz...I am sooo jellus