Anyone with kids...
TOPIC CLOSED
TOPIC CLOSED
Author
Discussion

jondokic

Original Poster:

385 posts

295 months

Thursday 6th March 2003
quotequote all
...know where I can buy those magnetic fridge letters in lurid colours, beloved of children born in the 70s ? I told you it was off thread

julianhj

8,867 posts

290 months

Thursday 6th March 2003
quotequote all
Early Learning Centre.

Edited to say: I'm too young for kids, but there were some in my student house when I was at uni. (fridge magnets, not kids - then again, you'd be suprised how childish students can be)

Ahhh, those were the days...


>> Edited by julianhj on Thursday 6th March 21:06

>> Edited by julianhj on Thursday 6th March 21:08

Agent006

12,058 posts

292 months

Thursday 6th March 2003
quotequote all
If you don't fancy actually going there...

www.elc.co.uk/key-12200/sku-31709/p1-SubCategory/p2-37/SubcatProduct.do

Edited to say, i don't fit the criteria of having kids though.

>> Edited by Agent006 on Thursday 6th March 21:05

jondokic

Original Poster:

385 posts

295 months

Thursday 6th March 2003
quotequote all
Sorry to be non-breederist. I thought anyone without kids would just be too embarassed to post on this one !

Agent006

12,058 posts

292 months

Thursday 6th March 2003
quotequote all
I'm a student. my mind's filled with embarassingly useless information.

CarZee

13,382 posts

295 months

Thursday 6th March 2003
quotequote all
I'm not embarassed to post on this thread.. haven't got a bloody clue what you're on about, mind you

planetdave

9,922 posts

281 months

Thursday 6th March 2003
quotequote all
Thought I'd but in-no kids-hate kids.Just nosy and spoiling for some bigmouthed action. Come and have a go etc.

Gaffer

7,156 posts

305 months

Thursday 6th March 2003
quotequote all
We have the foam ones for the bathroom

All the supermarkets sell them.

Claire

davidd

6,712 posts

312 months

Friday 7th March 2003
quotequote all
If you go to water stones you can get amusing adult magnetic fridge words, things like..

'soapy' 'tit' and 'wank' and so on. Hours of fun (well a minute or so).

Apart form the ELC you could try John Lewis or Ikea.

D.

In fact have a look here...

www.kidicraft.co.uk/acatalog/Toy_Shop_Magnetic_paint_and_magnetic_display_boards_2.html


>> Edited by davidd on Friday 7th March 08:09

jondokic

Original Poster:

385 posts

295 months

Friday 7th March 2003
quotequote all
I don't think my 3 year old great nephew (Agghhhhh, I'm so old ) needs to know about soapy tit wanks just yet...

pawsmcgraw

957 posts

286 months

Friday 7th March 2003
quotequote all

jondokic said: I don't think my 3 year old great nephew (Agghhhhh, I'm so old ) needs to know about soapy tit wanks just yet...


nicholasblair

4,111 posts

312 months

Friday 7th March 2003
quotequote all
Fond memories..............( or is that mamories)

mel

10,168 posts

303 months

Friday 7th March 2003
quotequote all
If they outgrow the ELC ones the gadget shop used to do Shakespearean Fridge Magnets with complete words so you could coin some classic phrases such "Tho art like a summers soapy tit wank"

nicholasblair

4,111 posts

312 months

Friday 7th March 2003
quotequote all
Or 'would thee pass thy Fairy Liquid'

jondokic

Original Poster:

385 posts

295 months

Friday 7th March 2003
quotequote all
What a sweet, innocent little thread this was when it started. Three more posts and it'll get locked. What a shocking indictment of the mind of the PHer
Spoilsport Carzee !!! It worries me that you ended up with the mighty sword of moderation

>> Edited by jondokic on Friday 7th March 10:02

CarZee

13,382 posts

295 months

Friday 7th March 2003
quotequote all
3 posts? Ha..
TOPIC CLOSED
TOPIC CLOSED