[Ickle Angel]

Im with kendra. They are much much too big. And no Im sure shes not jelous

[tombugler]

No im not going to use the mug, I don't want to de-value it!

[Tom Holt]

i can't believe this is on a 6th page.... it's one of the most posted threads at the moment

[Dickie]

BUT IT'S A SHIT TOPIC

[Tom Holt]

BUT IT'S A * TOPIC

hence why i can't believe it

[Adam]

I actually need a new kicthen set - like some nice large blue plates and mugs. Does anyone know of a good bargin?

[tombugler]

ebay

[Lew]

ikea

[Aaron]

I wouldn't buy my kitchen equipment off ebay.

[Tom Holt]

ikea

ikea is very expensive!!

[Chris]

ikea is very expensive!!

Urrm, no.

[Tom Holt]

it cost me 3 grand to do my bedroom up with ikea stuff

[Hattie]

Depends on the designer. Anyway mugs and plates won't be expensive.
The sale is on in Debenhams as well.

[kendra k]

ikea is cheap for that stuff... if you buy the cheap stuff, duh!

i'm scrounging things from friends/family when i get back. woo woo!!!

[Ickle Angel]

Or woolworths. They do cheap cutlery and plates

[Toast]

How cool is this discussion?

[tombugler]

You can never go wrong with a decent car boot sale. Go along to any large car park at about 7 am on a sunday morning and it is almost guaranteed you will find a conveneing of old people, single parents and students selling crap they don't want any more, with more of the same buying it all up. Also, if you have a keen eye, you may spot a dealer/trader, the 'sharks' of the boot sale world who go around boot sales ALONE, never making eye contact with anyone, never asking for a bag etc. their sole purpose in going to these events is to buy up items that are worth something or items that look expensive which they can sell on either at another boot sale (though the more ballsy dealer/trader has been known to walk over to his own table and sell it straight on for double the price) or on ebay.

But anyway, have you tried bigger Tesco stores?

[Sidders]

You can't go wrong at Wilkos.

[kendra k]

woolworth's is pretty much gone in the us. target... i love target.

[Sidders]

Don't think we have that here.

[Gigglyboots]

Don't think so.

Ikea is generally cheap is it not? If you want cheap things, any big supermarket like Asda and Tescos. Woolworths is cheap. Cheap clothes are places like Primark. But you get what you pay for, if its cheap, it generally is poorer quality.

[kendra k]

you guys are missing out on target.

cheap doesn't always mean bad quality. just sometimes.

[tombugler]

Target is cool. Better quality than wal-mart too. And their pepper spray hurts more. (we played a game last time we went to sarasota)

[fish heads]

Target is cool. Better quality than wal-mart too. And their pepper spray hurts more. (we played a game last time we went to sarasota)

Game. Of course...

[Dickie]

7 pages?

WTF!