Dito[b said:Quote[/b] (iani @ Mar. 28 2004,06:53)]Shopping in dive shops is ok, beyond that it becomes very boring very quickly.
Shopping is not a sport, it's what your partner makes you do, to earn a pass to dive....[b said:Quote[/b] (Bethi @ Mar. 28 2004,19:24)]no offence but u lot suck. Shopping is the best sport in the world!
I couldnt live without it. Its not boring, and its better with crowds.....i duno why it just is!
Why do shops close on sundays??? other sports dont... hmmm.....
No, you don't... I loathe shopping (unless it involves shoes). Changing rooms are places created in hell, hot stuffy, small, static, shops are overcrowded, shoppers are idiots (generic comment not intended to offend any specific individuals on this forum) who bumble around looking at stuff they can see in the dim distance instead of where they're going, thus invariably bumping into me... it's a miracle there have been no hanger related casualties yet.[b said:Quote[/b] (scubachick1972 @ Mar. 28 2004,22:37)]Maybe I have some kind of defective female gene
I've been told my shopping habbits are like an SAS raid; quickly in (to the shop), meet the objective (buy what I want) and reach the extraction point (car park) as quickly as possible.[b said:Quote[/b] (Martyn Ward @ Mar. 28 2004,17:12)]Is there only me in this world that goes into a shop knowing exactly what I want, buy it, and leave the shop?
She's going to love you saying that![b said:Quote[/b] (Julia C @ Mar. 28 2004,11:16)]...it's getting interesting now that i can fit into a lot of her clothes!!!...
No, Martyn, I do exactly the same, which my wife finds extremely aggravating. The whole point of going into a shop for her is to browse and see what they've got. Grrrrrrrrrr![b said:Quote[/b] (Martyn Ward @ Mar. 28 2004,18:12)]Is there only me in this world that goes into a shop knowing exactly what I want, buy it, and leave the shop?
<font color='#F52887'>Hear, hear well said Yvonne,[b said:Quote[/b] (bunny @ Mar. 29 2004,08:10)]I loathe shopping (unless it involves shoes).