101 uses for a clothes peg.....

[Jugglering]

Hehe,, that woke you up ! (or not as the case may be....lol)

A mate of mine was round earlier and he declared that I seemed to use clothes pegs for all sorts of reasons, other than what they were designed for.... He counted 10 different uses I had made for clothes pegs in my kitchen alone - none of which involved clothes at all...

So, my Q is... what do you use your clothes pegs for ?

[raysparx1]

i put them on my todger to stop the drips. !!!

[helliebobs]

Hmmm, traditional wooden or modern plastic peg ray? :)

[weeal]

mamma - was that a picture of Peggy? lol

[cazzz1975]

lol, I never thought that itching myself was wrong! omg its should be scratch but I cant do it

[raysparx1]

Hello Hellie, use plastic now cos all the wooden ones got wet rot for some reason and smelt of cabbage water, very strange cos they hadn't been near cabbage. ;-)

[helliebobs]

As far as you know they haven't ray ;)

[Jugglering]

Gulp ... Ray - either variety sound painful....

BM - that is hilarious, thanks !

OK, I admit, I use clothes pegs to contain the contents of various packs of stuff in my kitchen, anything from an opened pack of turmeric up to a half eaten pack of bombay mix.... I also use them to restrain the contents of frozen veg (cos they are cheaper than those expensive freezer clips). I have four really HUGE clothes pegs that I use when changing my duvet - don't ask, it's too complicated for a Friday night - plus the bag of chilli nuts are held in place with a clothes peg....(as is the bag of ground coffee in the fridge and the large sack of chapatti flour)....

Now, back to the teabags... I could become interested in them !

[shanx]

are you talking about jake the peg wit a wooden leg ? bit confused now