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Previously on "Are your partners understanding of contracting?"

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  • Mr Crosby
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    Originally posted by wendigo100
    Is that Alex Delarge I see in your avatar?
    It is, it wouldnt let me use my usual avatar of

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  • wendigo100
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    Originally posted by Mr Crosby
    Are you married to my Mrs?
    Is that Alex Delarge I see in your avatar?

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  • Mr Crosby
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    Originally posted by stackpole
    As long as I visit the kids and bung her a regular bit of wedge she doesn't give a sh1t what else I do.
    Are you married to my Mrs?

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  • stackpole
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    As long as I visit the kids and bung her a regular bit of wedge she doesn't give a sh1t what else I do.

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  • XLMonkey
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    Originally posted by ladymuck
    XLMonkey - just how many times a year do you move house???
    On average, about twice. I like to have a flat for the week and a home for the weekend. It's easy to move when all you really need to be happy is a friendly face and a bunch of fresh bananas.

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  • ITGirl
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    Originally posted by Dundeegeorge
    Did you actually ask whether he'd like some young lady with time on her hands to do 'maid's work' in the house while you're away working?
    Don't quite remember phrasing the question exactly in that way...silly me. I'll ask him tonight and see what he says...can't think what the answer will be!

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  • djfoot
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    Quite right. He really shouldn't have anything to complain about. Exclusive use of the telly during the football season is a massive bonus....

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  • Dundeegeorge
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    You didn't couch the questino correctly

    Originally posted by ITGirl
    Selfish...me?! If I had any expectations of him doing any of the housework whilst I'm away mon-fri I would be seriously disappointed! I did suggest getting someone in to do the cleaning and ironing whilst I'm away, but he went pale at the thought of spending any money on something that he gets done for free at the moment!

    Did you actually ask whether he'd like some young lady with time on her hands to do 'maid's work' in the house while you're away working?

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  • ITGirl
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    Selfish...me?! If I had any expectations of him doing any of the housework whilst I'm away mon-fri I would be seriously disappointed! I did suggest getting someone in to do the cleaning and ironing whilst I'm away, but he went pale at the thought of spending any money on something that he gets done for free at the moment!

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  • djfoot
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    Originally posted by ITGirl
    My other half hates me being away from home...past baggage of his previous wife having an affair has made him a bit twitchy about what I get up to! Personally, I think it also has to do with the fact that he loses his cook, cleaner, laundrywoman and personal shopper for 5 days a week
    That's a bit selfish of you. Couldn't you compromise a bit and do this at the weekend instead of expecting to do all the housework in your absence?

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  • ITGirl
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    My other half hates me being away from home...past baggage of his previous wife having an affair has made him a bit twitchy about what I get up to! Personally, I think it also has to do with the fact that he loses his cook, cleaner, laundrywoman and personal shopper for 5 days a week

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  • janey
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    Originally posted by Xenophon
    I'm polyamorous and therefore there is no issue.
    read: no one woman is dumb enough to put up with him

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  • sasguru
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    Originally posted by The Lone Gunman
    The more I read this thread the more I am convinced we are all married to the same woman.

    Or does the standard model come pre-programmed?
    I bet you techies all use the same model rubber doll, made by Xinhuan Co. in Peking. But what I don't understand is why not deflate her and take her with you on your trips?

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  • Numptycorner
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    Originally posted by hyperD
    For the last 3 years I have been working in the home/office. It really is an office with the data cables, cabinet housed servers, custom furniture, client seating area etc etc
    .

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  • The Lone Gunman
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    The more I read this thread the more I am convinced we are all married to the same woman.

    Or does the standard model come pre-programmed?

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