How much have you spent on your mrs/other half for xmas?

[markbmcfc]

....?

 

[mancitymick]

I dare not look at the receipts

 

[Pigeonho]

£200
Radley bag and Glee tickets.
She's struggling at the mo as we have 2 mortgages to pay, so i've said I don't want anything whatsoever. Took one for the team lads, took one for the fookin team!

 

[BlueSam]

got 2 kittens thinking they would be cheap.


they have cost 450 up to now :(

 

[Cheesy]

About £50.

Anyone who measures their love/devotion to their other half in monetary terms is an arse.

 

[bluetonium]

Not a lot, maybe £60-80. We agreed to buy a new piece of furniture for Christmas, half each, so just a few things to open on the Day so it doesn't feel like a washout.

Did get her (and me too) tickets to see John Bishop though, she'll love that.

 

[Pigeonho]

About £50.

Anyone who measures their love/devotion to their other half in monetary terms is an arse.

Could be one of the most contradictory posts ever?

 

[buzzer1]

got 2 kittens thinking they would be cheap.


they have cost 450 up to now :(

Neh mind mate, at least you can cash 'em in at any given time for a nice scran.

 

[Cheesy]

About £50.

Anyone who measures their love/devotion to their other half in monetary terms is an arse.

Could be one of the most contradictory posts ever?

I bet £50 is fuck all compared to most. It's a token gift in a way. I get annoyed at people who think they need to spend a fortune on their other half & their kids in a pathetic attempt to prove how much they love them or how good a spouse/parent they are.

Edit - Bluetonium said it well.

 

[markbmcfc]

About £50.

Anyone who measures their love/devotion to their other half in monetary terms is an arse.

Whilst I see your point, why spend £50, why spend anything?