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    Default ooops thats me in trouble now

    oh dear....my finger slipped and pressed the "buy now " button on the dell laptop i was looking at.

    Oh dear...silly me


    what will phil say?


    actually i am sick to the teeth of all and sundry using the family comp and just up all my files with random stuff (music and pics of popular beat combos in the hit parade).

    I want a computer that stays as it is left until i turn it on again.

    i dont want much

    i am a simple soul

    mandy xx


    how do i/can i claim anything from Mr taxman?
    The bats have left the bell tower.....

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    put the lot through , its a genuine expense as its your business only laptop!
    And that will cheer Phil up too!

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    Quote Originally Posted by parsleypetal View Post
    (music and pics of popular beat combos in the hit parade).
    That made me giggle. I'm 40 and still insist on listening to radio 1 not 2 so i can keep up ith the musis my boys listen to!

    I too would put the whole lot thru as a taxable expense.

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    Quote Originally Posted by little chickee View Post
    That made me giggle. I'm 40 and still insist on listening to radio 1 not 2 so i can keep up ith the musis my boys listen to!

    I too would put the whole lot thru as a taxable expense.


    oh i cant listen to radio 1! its all bumpity bumpity music.

    I must admit radio 2 does my fruit sometimes esp at weekends. I do like planet rock and absolute classic rock

    nowt better than a blast of led zep to get the old girl moving!

    mandy xx
    The bats have left the bell tower.....

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    hey mands don't be fooled into thinking that you owning your own lappy will stop the little b****** getting in

    we are a family of 5 and have 5 laptops and a desktop that is hubbies, cos that ones is permanently on the children all would rather use that one then boot up their own

    as mine is kept in the kitchen, they use mine rather then go up stairs to find their own, hubbies laptop is out of bounds as his work own it but it doesn't stop them playing games on it.

    good luck keeping the laptop for you ( you could passwordprotect it i suppose)

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    Quote Originally Posted by parsleypetal View Post
    oh dear....my finger slipped and pressed the "buy now " button on the dell laptop i was looking at.

    Oh dear...silly me


    what will phil say?


    actually i am sick to the teeth of all and sundry using the family comp and just up all my files with random stuff (music and pics of popular beat combos in the hit parade).

    I want a computer that stays as it is left until i turn it on again.

    i dont want much

    i am a simple soul

    mandy xx


    how do i/can i claim anything from Mr taxman?
    Sounds like me. My DS is the worst, he's always on my laptop and then after he's in bed my OH sits here downloading music and then looks all suprised when I tell him actually I needed to get some work done
    Wish I could afford to buy another one but am stoney broke at the mo
    xxxxxx

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    just told him




    and he never said a word...not even a roll of the eyes!


    i think he has become immune


    mandy xx
    The bats have left the bell tower.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by parsleypetal View Post
    just told him




    and he never said a word...not even a roll of the eyes!


    i think he has become immune


    mandy xx
    That is a little worrying - calm before the storm or has he bought something too?

    All you've got to do now is find somewhere to hide it!

    Miffy xx
    Keep smiling!

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    Don't blame you for wanting your own lap top , I've got a dell al to myself and love it , the kids ruined the other one and now have to use mini note pads , they just don't realise the harm they do when they don't realise what they are downloading
    H4H supporter 'per mare per terram'

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    Sounds like this house, i dernt leave my laptop on or iphone lying around, even dd has both of the above mine seem more appealing somehow

    Phil sounds a bit like my hubby, doesnt say a word

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    I'm 28 and can't bear Radio 1 any longer, I'm a R5 girl now! All respect to you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by parsleypetal View Post
    oh dear....my finger slipped and pressed the "buy now " button on the dell laptop i was looking at.

    Oh dear...silly me


    what will phil say?


    actually i am sick to the teeth of all and sundry using the family comp and just up all my files with random stuff (music and pics of popular beat combos in the hit parade).

    I want a computer that stays as it is left until i turn it on again.

    i dont want much
    i am a simple soul

    mandy xx


    how do i/can i claim anything from Mr taxman?
    i thought you were trying to get a cooker out of him??

    Couldn't your finger slip and 'buy' one of those whilst you're in the mood to spend??!!

    Jen x

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    put the lot through , its a genuine expense as its your business only laptop!
    And that will cheer Phil up too!
    I agree.x

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    Quote Originally Posted by ajs View Post
    hey mands don't be fooled into thinking that you owning your own lappy will stop the little b****** getting in

    we are a family of 5 and have 5 laptops and a desktop that is hubbies, cos that ones is permanently on the children all would rather use that one then boot up their ownas mine is kept in the kitchen, they use mine rather then go up stairs to find their own, hubbies laptop is out of bounds as his work own it but it doesn't stop them playing games on it.

    good luck keeping the laptop for you ( you could passwordprotect it i suppose)
    that is EXACTLY what happens in my house

    they are under threat of death for using mine - which has all my work and uni stuff on and they STILL use it...

 

 

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