Daughter over son

But phoenix, to such a gnat any response is better than none, which is why the only solution is to ignore its posts.

The hide of a rhinoceros, the intellectual capacity of a gnat.

(A particularly challenged gnat at that)

Well, if you keep adding your response to this type of thread, soontobe, yes it could go on forever...

In general?

'Post and they will come'...........

op could go on forever.

I didnt know that these types of threads were allowed.

I think she's got a bet on with someone to see how many people will post

Some people just can't resist, can they?

Pathetic female, get a life L80
[yawn]

Liza ............. dahhhhhhhling .............. GET LOST

Anyway I can only afford to spend as little as possible on my son but he is ok with that

Vans are an expensive style of plimsolls

Transit Vans? Camper Vans?

Go find somewhere else to play Liza80

Jonquils were one of the styles on the list of approved indoor shoes at my school. I remember having at least one pair but I think they were light tan not ox blood.

I can't recall that name janea all I know is that I really really wanted a pair.As you say they were the bees' knees and so were the girls who had them.

Ann do you mean Clarks' Jonquils? I was thinking about them yesterday and couldn't find a link.
They were slip-on shoes, the top came half-way down the top of your foot, and there was a strap across the top of the leather, with a buckle at the side. They were a dark red-brown colour.

All the older girls had them at my secondary school, but for the first year I had to wear my old lace-ups. I finally got a pair in the second form and thought I was the bees' knees.

And are trolls allowed?
I think Katie Hopkins gets called a troll.

So what is a troll? I am confused.

Not meant unkindly, rosequartz. Hence

Yes, soon - even my ungrammatical post

No rose they were shoes not sandals and my best friend had them (ox blood).I lusted after them. They were dark reddish brown. And I'm sure the style was a for runner of the "penny loafer"if you know them. I should say this was around 1950/51!!!

Any rubbish is allowed?

The OP hasn't broken any GN rules, soontobe.