They grow up too fast...

Ah, benefits of having a son - he can reuse his prom suit next year :D
+1 on the nice pic comment :thumbsup:
 
markeg said:
Ah, benefits of having a son - he can reuse his prom suit next year :D
+1 on the nice pic comment :thumbsup:
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Wrong .... I had to shell out on two different suits as well for my son :rofl:
 
byron...your house is a credit to you (not gonna comment on your son cos i dont like kids but im sure he's a bundle of fun)

stu...your daughter is a credit to you...i would like to take her out on a date too byrons house :lol:
 
mr wilks said:
i agree Stuart . life is going by at an alarming rate . my only daughter hit 16 earlier this year .
i just love her company . she,s funny , makes me laugh & has my taste in music & films ( but not TV haha . TOWIE & Made in chelsea not my scene :D )
dare we discuss the price of prom dresses on here ? :oops: :cry: :) could have had Inspection 1 at main dealer :wink:
a pic before i dropped her at her prom this summer http://i1164.photobucket.com/albums/q576/beaucostil/z4coupe022.jpg
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My youngest is 15 and also excellent company. Your's looks like she's about to grab the car to go to prom... :)
 
pvr said:
So ... prom dresses.

Why did nobody warm me that there is a prom at GCSE level and then another one 2 years later at the end of A levels :x

Nice pic Stuart :thumbsup:
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Thanks. Don't forget the fresher's ball, then graduation ball...
 
Woots said:
byron...your house is a credit to you (not gonna comment on your son cos i dont like kids but im sure he's a bundle of fun)

stu...your daughter is a credit to you...i would like to take her out on a date too byrons house :lol:
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Thanks. If Mrs Woots gives permission in writing (and witnessed) maybe I'd let you, but I warn you she has expensive tastes :D
 
Stuart Truman said:
Woots said:
byron...your house is a credit to you (not gonna comment on your son cos i dont like kids but im sure he's a bundle of fun)

stu...your daughter is a credit to you...i would like to take her out on a date too byrons house :lol:
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Thanks. If Mrs Woots gives permission in writing (and witnessed) maybe I'd let you, but I warn you she has expensive tastes :D
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well ive got a better car than her dad so errrrr :poke: :poke: :poke: :poke: :poke:
think we both know the mrs wouldn't give permission ha!!
unless your son is tom daley...then we can swap.
 
So how much is the average prom dress now days?????

30 quid I'm hoping????


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Beedub said:
So how much is the average prom dress now days?????

30 quid I'm hoping????


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haha ! how much is inspection 1 at main dealer ? that's about what we paid :cry: worn once now hung in wardrobe :(
& don,t forget the bag & shoes then on the day hair,nails & makeup :cry:
 
Yes ... what is this £50 on a "just before the prom" 30 minutes hair do? I can have 5 hair cuts for that :D
 
Indeed. I married one first than had a daughter.

When they go shopping together it would be cheaper to report the credit card stolen :)
 
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