Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 7:29 pmI Know a song...
D.I.V.O.R.C.E.......................easy mate, man up and fuk her off....
D.I.V.O.R.C.E.......................easy mate, man up and fuk her off....
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 7:29 pmPosted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 8:47 pmbit needy isnt she ?
Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 9:59 pmCalled being pregnant, i think she is nesting 
Im taking the approach its better not to get stressed whilst preggers with a house move so we need to do the right thing for the new baby etc...
There is hope for me keeping my boll*x yet
Im taking the approach its better not to get stressed whilst preggers with a house move so we need to do the right thing for the new baby etc...
There is hope for me keeping my boll*x yet
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 4:54 pmOh yes - RESULT!
Imagine my sadness today to hear from the estate agent that someone else has put an offer in on the house she wants. Life can be so cruel sometimes.
Imagine my sadness today to hear from the estate agent that someone else has put an offer in on the house she wants. Life can be so cruel sometimes.
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 6:47 pmMegaman wrote:Oh yes - RESULT!
Imagine my sadness today to hear from the estate agent that someone else has put an offer in on the house she wants. Life can be so cruel sometimes.
Imagine the explanation to the doctors of you came to be wearing a turbo when Emma sees this thread
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 9:04 pmJohn Mc Tiddler (Dogging Expert) Tiddler (Dogging Expert) wrote:Megaman wrote:Oh yes - RESULT!
Imagine my sadness today to hear from the estate agent that someone else has put an offer in on the house she wants. Life can be so cruel sometimes.
Imagine the explanation to the doctors of you came to be wearing a turbo when Emma sees this thread
She wont get to see this thread... hopefully otherwise things could go a bit pete tong...
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 11:04 pmHehe seems someone is looking down on you mart U lucky sod 
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 8:08 amwell kinda....she is preggers already so you might of missed out on the Friday night bottle of booze to console her..
a few 'neverminds honey' ... 'we'll find a better one' .... and bob's your uncle your waking up Sat morning with the joys of spring!
now you have the perfect get out of now 'needing' to save up for a bigger deposit so you can a bigger one. A few months grace right there.
a few 'neverminds honey' ... 'we'll find a better one' .... and bob's your uncle your waking up Sat morning with the joys of spring!
now you have the perfect get out of now 'needing' to save up for a bigger deposit so you can a bigger one. A few months grace right there.
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 9:44 amCAVEMAN wrote:well kinda....she is preggers already so you might of missed out on the Friday night bottle of booze to console her..
a few 'neverminds honey' ... 'we'll find a better one' .... and bob's your uncle your waking up Sat morning with the joys of spring!
now you have the perfect get out of now 'needing' to save up for a bigger deposit so you can a bigger one. A few months grace right there.
Genius idea Andy... in the mean time id better get selling some old stuff on Ebay to recoup some funds into the "savings" account
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 11:04 amThere is some good advice hidden in this thread - always avoid "joint" accounts.
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 2:25 pmWR1 Bro wrote:There is some good advice hidden in this thread - always avoid "joint" accounts.
Can't always avoid joint accounts.... but you can always avoid putting ALL your money into it!
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 2:56 pmCAVEMAN wrote:WR1 Bro wrote:There is some good advice hidden in this thread - always avoid "joint" accounts.
Can't always avoid joint accounts.... but you can always avoid putting ALL your money into it!
Sounds like you a "part" broken.
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 4:06 pmWR1 Bro wrote:CAVEMAN wrote:WR1 Bro wrote:There is some good advice hidden in this thread - always avoid "joint" accounts.
Can't always avoid joint accounts.... but you can always avoid putting ALL your money into it!
Sounds like you a "part" broken.
Fortunately, there is no joint account here either. But then I bloody pay everything anyhow...so no worse off I suppose.
The toys come from the business account.
'Simulator R&D'!Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 7:44 pmCan't believe you spent your FAMILY FUNDS that was intended for a dream home, to sort out your blown engine ! 
You have a son another on the way, have you no morals in this current econmic crisis.....family first car last !
you stupid boy 
You have a son another on the way, have you no morals in this current econmic crisis.....family first car last !
you stupid boy
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 9:16 pmWR 1mpostor (aka number 1 moderator) wrote:Can't believe you spent your FAMILY FUNDS that was intended for a dream home, to sort out your blown engine !
You have a son another on the way, have you no morals in this current econmic crisis.....family first car last !
you stupid boy
1. I had no idea she was even thinking of moving house
2. It was a case of want vs need with the car and I soon realised I NEEDED the car back
3. The kids would be far worse off if we moved house and trippled the mortgage!
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 10:06 pmAll answers relevant to the cause Mega...
,but she is a woman
,but she is a woman
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 7:23 pmOh no, just when I thought I was safe the wife today comes out with "We can use the money we would have spent moving on doing up this house" followed by "ive been pricing up a new kitchen, en suite and laundry room layout"...
What is it with women?
and more importantly how do I get out of this one?
What is it with women?
and more importantly how do I get out of this one?
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 7:49 pmMegaman wrote:Oh no, just when I thought I was safe the wife today comes out with "We can use the money we would have spent moving on doing up this house" followed by "ive been pricing up a new kitchen, en suite and laundry room layout"...
What is it with women?
and more importantly how do I get out of this one?
In situations like this you ask yourself 'What would Fred West do?'
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 8:03 pmhuzzy wrote:Megaman wrote:Oh no, just when I thought I was safe the wife today comes out with "We can use the money we would have spent moving on doing up this house" followed by "ive been pricing up a new kitchen, en suite and laundry room layout"...
What is it with women?
and more importantly how do I get out of this one?
In situations like this you ask yourself 'What would Fred West do?'
Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 12:11 pmwhy invest so much money into the house when you want to move again anyway?? easiest of fixes!
depreciation, builders not coming in on time, loads of mess have to move out whilst work being done, not good on the little one and unconveniant etc etc
done!
depreciation, builders not coming in on time, loads of mess have to move out whilst work being done, not good on the little one and unconveniant etc etc
done!
Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 2:13 pmDon't do it !!!
Once you've done the work she'll still want to move house !
Been there - done that !
Get saving and look for the next dream house, hopefully it will take a while to find it and buy you time you need?
Once you've done the work she'll still want to move house !
Been there - done that !
Get saving and look for the next dream house, hopefully it will take a while to find it and buy you time you need?
Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 4:04 pmHouse prices not moving up so no rush to move up ladder.
Don't need cost and stress of all the work to current house with baby on the way and for no added value to property (guess).
Does your wife's proposed upgrade involve planning authority requirement which will timewise impact on new baby arrival so undesirable?
Hence, do nothing, checkout areas for moving up ladder later, keep eye on market.
When baby a few months old and all running smoothly go for move up armed with experience of larger family requirements and nursery/school locations.
With money saved from not upgrading existing do upgrades to new property which will be of long term benefit to you all.
Make sure scooby does not grenade it's engine again
Don't need cost and stress of all the work to current house with baby on the way and for no added value to property (guess).
Does your wife's proposed upgrade involve planning authority requirement which will timewise impact on new baby arrival so undesirable?
Hence, do nothing, checkout areas for moving up ladder later, keep eye on market.
When baby a few months old and all running smoothly go for move up armed with experience of larger family requirements and nursery/school locations.
With money saved from not upgrading existing do upgrades to new property which will be of long term benefit to you all.
Make sure scooby does not grenade it's engine again
Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 9:32 pmThanks for the advice guys, she has been leaving magazines around to hint at wht she wants.. magnet kitchens for 10k.. yeah right like thats gonna happen
Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 9:38 pm10k.... That'll get you a fitted homebase kitchen Lmfao!!
Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 9:53 pmYou can always pop round and plan the new kitchen John
Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 9:54 pmhmmm, I reckon she is trying to add value to your house so she can spend more on a new one
She will suggest that u sell the 1 soon and get a "practical family car"
She will suggest that u sell the 1 soon and get a "practical family car"
Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 9:56 pmNot going to happen, her discovery will go and then at a push my megane but the 1 stays