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can i be cheeky ... hand me downs
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thinkbethin
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I was a 26/28 and even some 30's pre op and I'm now in a 18/20 so I pinch my daughters stuff lol xx
phatmomma
New Member
A lot of big city's have 'freecycle' groups or 'freegle' as Terri says. I am a member of about 8 in and surrounding my area.
The aim of the group is to get recycle things you may no longer need or want. I had a 'massive' bag of clothes size 16 - 20 from a fellow freecycler with some really good brand names in there. It also works for a whole range of household/garden items. The strangest offer i ever saw was for a big blue arrow - suitable for roundabouts
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The aim of the group is to get recycle things you may no longer need or want. I had a 'massive' bag of clothes size 16 - 20 from a fellow freecycler with some really good brand names in there. It also works for a whole range of household/garden items. The strangest offer i ever saw was for a big blue arrow - suitable for roundabouts
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keeley86
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i like the asda or www.bonprix.com for clothes - asda is well cheap you can pick tops up for under a 5er and same with leggins!
SOON SLIM SUE
types with one finger
just got rid of mine.
car boots are my favorite places for clothes, I've got loads and i never pay more than £2 for clothing most only cost 50p.
I've had some brilliant bargains (a PRADA handbag for £8.00) how posh is that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lol.
i think an e-bay type of thead on here would be a good idea.
car boots are my favorite places for clothes, I've got loads and i never pay more than £2 for clothing most only cost 50p.
I've had some brilliant bargains (a PRADA handbag for £8.00) how posh is that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lol.
i think an e-bay type of thead on here would be a good idea.
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