i'm following the "gettting married to someone in Pakastan thread":o
What? The one with the 55 year old female student with diabetes and coaliac disease, who is possibly marrying her civil partner in Pakistan in an arranged marriage - if she can get there that is?
Sorry for the delay in replying, was talking kettles. hahaha! I didn't realise that so many American's don't have electric kettles. Kinda flabbergasted, I cam't imagine life without an electric kettle!
Sorry for the delay in replying, was talking kettles. hahaha! I didn't realise that so many American's don't have electric kettles. Kinda flabbergasted, I cam't imagine life without an electric kettle!
Sorry for the delay in replying, was talking kettles. hahaha! I didn't realise that so many American's don't have electric kettles. Kinda flabbergasted, I cam't imagine life without an electric kettle!
Sorry for the delay in replying, was talking kettles. hahaha! I didn't realise that so many American's don't have electric kettles. Kinda flabbergasted, I cam't imagine life without an electric kettle!
I'm American and when I discovered electric kettles after I emigrated here... I felt the same way the first human must've felt when they discovered fire. Ten years later, I'm still amazed.
Sorry for the delay in replying, was talking kettles. hahaha! I didn't realise that so many American's don't have electric kettles. Kinda flabbergasted, I cam't imagine life without an electric kettle!
I'm American and when I discovered electric kettles after I emigrated here... I felt the same way the first human must've felt when they discovered fire. Ten years later, I'm still amazed.
I'm American and when I discovered electric kettles after I emigrated here... I felt the same way the first human must've felt when they discovered fire. Ten years later, I'm still amazed.
Years ago I sent one to an American friend for Christmas, she already had a step down transformer she still uses with it.
If it comes to fisticuffs, she'd be better off with a Sparring partner.
Was it a clue when the Doctor yelled "Wait, Rose!" ?
Let's hope the OP finds a safe_way out of this situation before we all have to start wearing handkerchiefs on our heads and dancing around with sticks. Morris on!
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What? The one with the 55 year old female student with diabetes and coaliac disease, who is possibly marrying her civil partner in Pakistan in an arranged marriage - if she can get there that is?
Sorry for the delay in replying, was talking kettles. hahaha! I didn't realise that so many American's don't have electric kettles. Kinda flabbergasted, I cam't imagine life without an electric kettle!
Have Tesco given her a delivery slot?
Wow, yeah, that's weird.
Perhaps they could order one online?
Isn't that where babies come from?
Tesco sell them too.
Invading poundland.
It will end with us signing the treaty of stir fry. (yeah I know that was rubbish but you try coming up with something that sounds like Versailles)
I'll send them the link to Tesco's Direct.
I'm American and when I discovered electric kettles after I emigrated here... I felt the same way the first human must've felt when they discovered fire. Ten years later, I'm still amazed.
They might have a special offer on, buy one get two free.
:eek::eek::eek: What the hell!
You'd have no trouble carrying them either, because as Annie Lennox has so tunefully informed us, "it's alright, babies come in bags".
Oh good Christ, I nearly let out a laugh-fart! I'm in an open plan office! Marry me now.
I'm seriously worried about the OP. She clearly has agoraphobia issues and I don't want her to drop dead in terror at the knock on the door.
And if not they will give you a drawer of kittens as a substitute.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PSyiRXIEyc
Personally I bet those Tesco Delivery lorries are like child catcher vans inside. Watch out tracy!
They're simple, yet astounding.
if she ordered vodka, maybe she's halfway through the bottle by now, lying in the bath fully clothed recovering.
Years ago I sent one to an American friend for Christmas, she already had a step down transformer she still uses with it.
I even bought it from Tesco too (true story).
Was it a clue when the Doctor yelled "Wait, Rose!" ?
Let's hope the OP finds a safe_way out of this situation before we all have to start wearing handkerchiefs on our heads and dancing around with sticks. Morris on!