Re: Naughty step / fridge magnets : Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:15 pm  

My excentric Neighbour got into fridge magnets....it was mental she had to buy a big American fridge to accommodate them, she lives alone

Re: Michael Dobson - RSG PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2010 : Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:25 pm  

Digger_the_Dog wrote:

I dunno. I hope not.

We are gonna pay him £500 for the grand opening plus £300 for an hour book signing session.

Think it will go down well.

His books have been "Whoopsed " in Asda at £ 1.99 , and your paying him £300.00 per hour to sign them
Richard Branson must be shi.tting himself .

Re: Naughty step / fridge magnets : Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:26 pm  

Speaking of magnets I have some(lots) of rare earth 4inch magnet poles f*****g strong magnets these no good as fridge magnets because
A. you would not get the bar stewards off
B. They look a bit boring to be fair
C.not cheap at £40 each

Re: Michael Dobson - RSG PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2010 : Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:28 pm  

Digger_the_Dog wrote:

How big is your fridge Mrs B?
Mrs D wont let me get a little fridge in my games room, however if I bought her a big silver one maybe I could have the black one. Thats my plan anyway.

Loving the Utah Rocks thing. Very clever.

My one from Cyprus is basically a pair of sunglasses with a map of Cyprus on the lenses. Cool.

200 cm. Samsung RL44ECPS Platinum Silver Fridge Freezer


I don't think it's made of actual platinum but it's quite nice. I'm in a bit of a quandry about the magnets. As someone has referenced here, collecting pointless crap like this is generally either for children or pensioners. On the one hand I feel like I'm one step away from collecting souvenir teaspoons and getting so many I need a display cabinet for them, perhaps something you might scour the Sunday Express readers offers for, but on the other they do put me in a good mood.

Re: Michael Dobson - RSG PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2010 : Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:41 pm  

Mrs Barista wrote:

200 cm. Samsung RL44ECPS Platinum Silver Fridge Freezer


I don't think it's made of actual platinum but it's quite nice. I'm in a bit of a quandry about the magnets. As someone has referenced here, collecting pointless crap like this is generally either for children or pensioners. On the one hand I feel like I'm one step away from collecting souvenir teaspoons and getting so many I need a display cabinet for them, perhaps something you might scour the Sunday Express readers offers for, but on the other they do put me in a good mood.

That's some fridge /freezer you have there mrs B .conundrum if I was a dwarf would the magnets I peruse on holiday and decide I have to buy ,then rush home and install without the use of a ladder,would they become freezer magnets by default

Re: Naughty step / fridge magnets : Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:44 pm  

Roofs wrote:

What a legend, thanks mate. Will have to pay you something though - I imagine any of the 3 Hull clubs would charge the going rate! Hey DW Sports wanted over £19 just for JONAS 18! Robbing barstewards.

Your a jonas brother fan?

Re: Naughty step / fridge magnets : Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:50 pm  

Sheldon wrote: Your a jonas brother fan? http://www.nufc.co.uk/articles/jonas-gu ... 1082_38404 One of the few players through the years of the Premiership to have his first name on the back rather then surname (only other one can think of is Jordi Cruyff having 'JORDI').

Sheldon wrote: Your a jonas brother fan? http://www.nufc.co.uk/articles/jonas-gu ... 1082_38404 One of the few players through the years of the Premiership to have his first name on the back rather then surname (only other one can think of is Jordi Cruyff having 'JORDI').

Re: Naughty step / fridge magnets : Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:55 pm  

Even worse a Newcastle fan!

Re: Naughty step / fridge magnets : Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:56 pm  

Come on Digger , your paying Mally Welburn £300.00 per hour to sign books that have been in the whoopsy basket in Asda for months .

He was in Bransholme Centre a few months ago trying to flog his books

Re: Naughty step / fridge magnets : Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:59 pm  

red chilli wrote:

Come on Digger , your paying Mally Welburn £300.00 per hour to sign books that have been in the whoopsy basket in Asda for months .

Yer thats right I am

It si a big surprise who is opening the shop, you will have to wait and see all of them in HDM or keep coming in and buying things just in case you pick the right time next week