Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 30th Edition

• laurence82

  6 Mar 07, 00:52

  Originally posted by M©+square:

  I don't want to be a banana.
  
  Definitely not your twin.

  ok can
  
  just sign here and here..and here
  
  
• viciouskitty74

  6 Mar 07, 01:32

  yawns.....just woke up.
  
  I hate to be dreaming when I am asleep.
  
  And the stoopid dream is stucked in my head. Cos it actually has a storyline and even a credible ending. It was something like, conspiracies here and there, and I had to kill my friends....and they were long ago old friends all older then I am.
  
  I dont like dreaming. It spoils my rest.
• honeymouse

  6 Mar 07, 06:32

  Originally posted by Ferret:

  I like tender moooooussiiieee on honey, nicely roasted...mmmm

  Urrrrgggggg....... some ferret is preying on mouse....
  
  *quickly run and hide*
• viciouskitty74

  6 Mar 07, 07:21

  *&^%# the clothe dryer is driving me nuts!!!
  
  I brought 4 bras, and they were a bit loose when I tried it on at the shops.
  
  Then today, i am wearing it. It definitely shrunk when its in the dryer. Now its tight again. And its not the cups that shrunk...its the band.
  
  I purplely buy it looser so the dryer can shrink them to a better fit, not to such a tight fit!
  
  but i must admit....the tas tas looked good.
• the Bear

  6 Mar 07, 07:45

  when i was in melbourne, i bought a flannel shirt.. it fit nicely.. after it went in the dryer, it could not even fit the smallest girl in the hostel
  
  so i went and bought about 7 to 8 sizes too big.. and hey! it fit after one go in the dryer!
• honeymouse

  6 Mar 07, 08:00

  We haven't got a dryer at home so we don't have the problem. Even if I do, I will probably avoid putting certain garments in.
• the Bear

  6 Mar 07, 08:02

  i love the smell of clothes after they come out of that bigass industrial gas-fired dryer in the hostel
  
  and all we got to do is to chuck everything in, put in the coins, go watch tv, play computer games or go study.. after about 40 minutes come back and the clothes are wonderfully bone dry
• viciouskitty74

  6 Mar 07, 08:09

  Originally posted by the Bear:
  
  so i went and bought about 7 to 8 sizes too big.. [/b]

  There is still 7 to 8 sizes bigger then your XL size clothes in melbourne?
• honeymouse

  6 Mar 07, 08:10

  The dryer in the house is usually electric not gas and it will be more expensive to run.
  
  I have never lived in a hostel before even when I was at uni. I like to be able to put my laundry on the line. When it's too wet outside, I will just leave it inside (over the heating duct vent) to dry.
• viciouskitty74

  6 Mar 07, 08:10

  Originally posted by honeymouse:

  We haven't got a dryer at home so we don't have the problem. Even if I do, I will probably avoid putting certain garments in.

  I dont think the problem is with the dryer.
  
  I need to lose weight....or at least remove a few ribcage.
• honeymouse

  6 Mar 07, 08:11

  Originally posted by viciouskitty74:

  I dont think the problem is with the dryer.
  
  I need to lose weight....or at least remove a few ribcage.

  
  
  Don't worry, you're not alone. I need to lose weight too.... sigh...
• jetta

  6 Mar 07, 08:12

  Originally posted by honeymouse:

  
  
  Don't worry, you're not alone. I need to lose weight too.... sigh...

  I've given up trying. Holding pattern now.
• honeymouse

  6 Mar 07, 08:13

  Originally posted by viciouskitty74:

  There is still 7 to 8 sizes bigger then your XL size clothes in melbourne?

  Not sure about 7 - 8 sizes bigger than XL but there's at least up to 5XL here in Melbourne.
• honeymouse

  6 Mar 07, 08:14

  Originally posted by jetta:

  I've given up trying. Holding pattern now.

  I like that!!!
• viciouskitty74

  6 Mar 07, 08:17

  Dont you just dread those days when you are water bloated body with a tight bra?
  
  i am one of those that CAN lose weight...at the tatas.
• jetta

  6 Mar 07, 08:19

  Originally posted by honeymouse:

  I like that!!!

  I have to like it.
• viciouskitty74

  6 Mar 07, 08:19

  Originally posted by jetta:

  I've given up trying. Holding pattern now.

  I am comtemplating liposuction.
  
  My sister is against it.
  
  She is herself doing it because she wont be having any more children.
  
  Says I at least wait till I am age 38. And if no men wants to marry me and have kids with me, then I can go for lipo.
• viciouskitty74

  6 Mar 07, 08:19

  Originally posted by jetta:

  I have to like it.

  Lol lol lol
  
• jetta

  6 Mar 07, 08:20

  Originally posted by viciouskitty74:

  Dont you just dread those days when you are water bloated body with a tight bra?
  
  i am one of those that CAN lose weight...at the tatas.

  Don't worry about that. If a man pays attention to you because of the twins, then he's not worth it.
• the Bear

  6 Mar 07, 08:30

  unshrunk, a size 95 or something like that fits me.. so i buy the size 121 or something like that
  
  

  Originally posted by honeymouse:

  Not sure about 7 - 8 sizes bigger than XL but there's at least up to 5XL here in Melbourne.

• honeymouse

  6 Mar 07, 08:32

  Originally posted by jetta:

  I have to like it.

  That's the most important part!!!
• jetta

  6 Mar 07, 08:34

  Originally posted by honeymouse:

  That's the most important part!!!

  
• honeymouse

  6 Mar 07, 08:36

  Originally posted by viciouskitty74:

  I am comtemplating liposuction.
  
  My sister is against it.
  
  She is herself doing it because she wont be having any more children.
  
  Says I at least wait till I am age 38. And if no men wants to marry me and have kids with me, then I can go for lipo.

  I think it's best to lose the weight by controlling what you eat and by exercising.
• the Bear

  6 Mar 07, 08:41

  yay! i got the blinds back!
  
  yesterday was a pain.. they took the blinds away for cleaning and i ended up with a headache
• elindra

  6 Mar 07, 08:43

  Morning folks
  Busy day