Does your lover spend your money

[Bagpuss]

Where's the I have an ex-lover and she still spends all my money option?

How does that work?

[Pogle]

No he's used as a coffee table for her friends Ann Summers nights

Has he been complaining again

[Badger]

How does that work?

Divorce.

[BrilloPad]

I voted Andyw as Mrs BP stays at home to look after the kids : she spends what she needs on them : but she tries to cut down where possible.

Without getting her to cut the food bill it would be hard to get her to cut down any more.

[Pondlife]

Where's the "I told the missus I'm on minimum wage" option.

Jeez, it's been a hard year love....

[BrilloPad]

Where's the "I told the missus I'm on minimum wage" option.

Jeez, it's been a hard year love....

Did you tell your mistress that too?

[Pondlife]

Did you tell your mistress that too?

Of course not. She's allowed to pick up to five items from the 99p menu at McDs when we go out for dinner.


Pondlife in "I loves you I does, I buys you chips done I" mode


Edit: Just in case Mrs PL reads this. I don't really go to McDs during the week, honest.

[BrilloPad]

Of course not. She's allowed to pick up to five items from the 99p menu at McDs when we go out for dinner.


Pondlife in "I loves you I does, I buys you chips done I" mode


Edit: Just in case Mrs PL reads this. I don't really go to McDs during the week, honest.

Everyone knows that 99% of what is written on cuk is lies.

Though the incident with me and the goat was true.....

[Bumfluff]

My ex was on a good'ish salary £45k, but she was still over drawn and maxed out on her cards, so I never let her have access to my cash, if she can't live on £45k then she has a problem. Best move I ever made as in the end we split, she has nothing I have a pile of cash , though cash hasn't got nice tits.

If we had been married with kids though and she wasnt working I would of given her access to everything I had.

[gingerjedi]

I voted Andyw as Mrs BP stays at home to look after the kids : she spends what she needs on them : but she tries to cut down where possible.

Without getting her to cut the food bill it would be hard to get her to cut down any more.

I'm in the same boat, sometimes I get a little shirty about her spending on unnecessary things for our baby girl but then I feel bad as I want her to enjoy bringing up our child and I don't want her to feel guilty about not bringing money in.

On a seperate note I got annoyed with Tesco delivery last night, 2 weeks running they’ve tried to substitute 4x bottles of perfectly good £5 red wine with 4x £10 stuff. I didn’t cancel Sky sports just so I could blow it on overpriced plonk FFS!