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| I had a wife like that once. Don't anymore. |
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| Started out like that in my house, then wife got into competitive pistol shooting. Now she has more fire arms than I do! |
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| Kind of an age-old double standard for some. R/e, the purchase of new clothes or purse, etc. + the common response is "What does NEED have to do with it?" Well, that razor cuts both ways IMO. In my defense, I will say that NEVER have my children been hungry or wanting for anything, nor my ex-wife, nor any bills unpaid. So I have always felt justified to purchase a new one when I wanted as responsibilities had been taking care of 1st. But that's just me.
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| Nothing she should care about. She pays the bills, so nothing's a secret, but I don't ask permission. |
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| She doesn't have to ask permission either. |
| | | Posts: 10008 | Location: Houston, Texas | Registered: 26 December 2005 |
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| Along those same lines, I was in the Snap-On tool truck years ago at a car dealership + overheard a conversation between a dealer + a customer concerning the sales of a new car. The customer says I'll have to ask my wife before I commit to buying this + the salesman (already pissed) says, well, I'll have to call my wife to see if I can sell it to you.
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