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ah, that'll be back in 1822 then ?Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostOnly on the 29th Feburary when its a full moon and a cloudless night
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Its not a question of being under her thumb, its about not being rude to two people who have been very nice and generous towards me over the years and nothing was ever too much. As a MAN I'm obliged to make them feel as welcome and comfortable as possible whilst they are staying in my house.Originally posted by tay View PostSo she can look after them, I fail to see how this will stop you relaxing... unless you are a under her thumb.....Coffee's for closersComment
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You mistake me for blaming your in laws, I dont even know them and you hadnt really mentioned them except to complain they are coming to visit. You are under your wifes thumb, or she incredibly inconsiderate.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostIts not a question of being under her thumb, its about not being rude to two people who have been very nice and generous towards me over the years and nothing was ever too much. As a MAN I'm obliged to make them feel as welcome and comfortable as possible whilst they are staying in my house.
The proof of this? She invited them without consulting you, at a time she wont have to entertain them and you will.
I couldnt care less either way... except you posted on here expecting sympathy... you aint gettting it because I dont ave sympathy with doormats complaining about being door mats.
I am just saying you should teach her lesson about consultation in a marriage. Either by making a point whren they come to visit, or giving her a serve now so she knows she has acted out of order.Comment
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Originally posted by tay View PostYou mistake me for blaming your in laws, I dont even know them and you hadnt really mentioned them except to complain they are coming to visit. You are under your wifes thumb, or she incredibly inconsiderate.
The proof of this? She invited them without consulting you, at a time she wont have to entertain them and you will.
I couldnt care less either way... except you posted on here expecting sympathy... you aint gettting it because I dont ave sympathy with doormats complaining about being door mats.
I am just saying you should teach her lesson about consultation in a marriage. Either by making a point whren they come to visit, or giving her a serve now so she knows she has acted out of order.
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I spent a couple of hours the other day playing Call of Duty 4 on a friend's PS3, and couldn't get used to the joystick. The motion is stodgy and slow compared to nipping around in Quake and suchlike on a PC using the keyboard.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostI could well be on the bench during january
Perfect time for me to catch up on PS3, movies, plan B etc ...Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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Now I know I am right if Sandy disgareesOriginally posted by SandyDown View Post

You single Sandy?
Or do you spend long lonely nights making chicken soup for yourself?
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Sounds like you just have some decent manners.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostIts not a question of being under her thumb, its about not being rude to two people who have been very nice and generous towards me over the years and nothing was ever too much. As a MAN I'm obliged to make them feel as welcome and comfortable as possible whilst they are staying in my house.Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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OH - I can't imagine you playing a computer gameOriginally posted by OwlHoot View PostI spent a couple of hours the other day playing Call of Duty 4 on a friend's PS3, and couldn't get used to the joystick. The motion is stodgy and slow compared to nipping around in Quake and suchlike on a PC using the keyboard.
You seem far too grown up for that.
Bazza gets caught
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I dont think I will take advice on relationships from you.Originally posted by cailin maith View PostSounds like you just have some decent manners.Comment
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