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'ningles all.
Also:
b3ta.com/questions/imagechallenge/post262552
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Sun 5 Oct 2008, 11:03,
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Also:
b3ta.com/questions/imagechallenge/post262552
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Any extremely weak men or girls about? My wife wants a new vacuum cleaner and the main things to consider are:
1) Powerful
2) Suited to wooden floors
3) bagless
4) light.
I would just buy a top end Dyson, but my idea of 'very light' is pretty much precisely the same as Jim's idea of 'too heavy to lift'.
Anyone got any recommendations? The hand held Dysons have too short a battery life (that is to say too short vacuuming per charge).
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1) Powerful
2) Suited to wooden floors
3) bagless
4) light.
I would just buy a top end Dyson, but my idea of 'very light' is pretty much precisely the same as Jim's idea of 'too heavy to lift'.
Anyone got any recommendations? The hand held Dysons have too short a battery life (that is to say too short vacuuming per charge).
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/american teenager blog
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Sun 5 Oct 2008, 11:14,
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but I can't help with your sucking issue sorry
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then push her around on the floor as she breaths in.
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and it's light enough to vaccuum the stairs, without using the hose thingy
go buy one, you won't regret it
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go buy one, you won't regret it
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but I seem to have overestimated Jim's strength.
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I used to have one of tthe hosed vacs and it was great. Failing that ther is always the Henry which always rock!
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but don't get caught in a hotel room with your cock in one...
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Sun 5 Oct 2008, 11:21,
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(a larger Henry).
Jim cannot really move it about at all, let alone carry it up stairs.
Henry is too heavy for her (she is pathetic).
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Jim cannot really move it about at all, let alone carry it up stairs.
Henry is too heavy for her (she is pathetic).
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'about 4kg, maybe 5 at a push'.
She is pathetic, you see.
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She is pathetic, you see.
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and also very carpet orientated (and I don't have any downstairs)
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I don't have a downstairs.
Lightest I can find, 5ish
www.dyson.co.uk/store/product.asp?product=DC24-ALLFLOORS
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Lightest I can find, 5ish
www.dyson.co.uk/store/product.asp?product=DC24-ALLFLOORS
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plus they smile at you all the time
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That's the best I can find
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get her a new broom, a dustpan and brush and remind her how lucky she is not to be beating rugs hung over the washing line.
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