Markus

Puff,
That's rather cheeky, to put it mildy.

Betcha it'd be a totally different story if you'd done a similar thing with her car.

Raf

Puff,

Seriously you should be real pissed with her. In my opinion I think you should be more mad at her than her boss. At the end of the day she's the one you should be able to trust the most. Who cares about some slimey **** hole boss. Her action are very suspicious. Make sure she's not doing the dirty on you.

DrEvil

Puff,

thats pretty bad.. don't really know what to say mate.

Alex

PS. can you drop me a line please, email or phone.

BarryK

Oh for goodness sake!

I applaud your wife's foresight and good planning. Knowing she would nick PTMW for the trip, but might not be up to all that driving, makes perfect sense to insure a potential co-driver, rather than risk an uninsured accident.

I'd kill the cow, by the way.

Diablo

Puff mate,

The issue here is that she didn't discuss it with you up front.

As said above, honesty and openess is all important.

As I see it, the biggest issue here is not him driving the car, but the fact that her "deal" whatever that may be with her boss took priority to your feelings and position on the matter.

BUT - who's car actually is it? Yours, the wife's or both?

If its half hers, then (and you're not going to like this) she's probably rebelling about your "selfish" as she may see it attitude. Still should have told you first though.

D

Biffo

Puff
Are you sure it was Lobsters she brought home and not some "Crabs" LOL
Uncle Biff

DT

Puff,

Nightmare, outrageous. If he's got that power over your missus what else are the up to??? Suggest you make a few more "test calls" on yer Tracker,just to make sure its not parked in the woods.


Thanks for sorting mine BTW. Appreciated.

MorayMackenzie

Ok, she should have discussed this with you beforehand rather than hiding it from you and knowing you would be upset.

I assume SHE paid to add him onto the policy?

Childish thought: I assume the cooper is going to be mainly for her? (guess) Wait for the cooper to arrive and then insure the most "enthusiastic" driver you know on it without her knowing... Hi dear, I hope you don't mind, but SimonDB's been showing me how to drive the cooper on bruntimgthorpe... sideways...

Moray

mark.coleman

Might In say how good it is that someone has reported a wife that is motivated, inventive, self aware, gets someone else insured on their hubbie scooby so if it's smashed up, she can blame them. Talk about forward planning.

Puff, you should be rewarding her. I wonder how many other people here have had similar run ins with the other half and are staying hush about it.

Maybe there should be a separate area for disgruntled partners.

Puff The Magic Wagon!

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Mark

Well, I'm buying her the Cooper I suppose but if she doesn't bring home the extra bacon, then I can think about trading her in

Diablo

Its meant to be "ours" but I paid for it

BarryK

Yup - wife is quite sensible on things like insurance, being as how she's a solicitor However, it wasn't the tiredness thing, it was to let the boss have a blast. Shame he didn't get stopped for speeding - that would've been amusing...

Moray

Like your idea

DavidBrown

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Puff The Magic Wagon!:
<B>Yup - wife is quite sensible on things like insurance, being as how she's a solicitor [/quote]

That'll explain why you've not divorced her !

I went out with a Solicitor, and it cost me the thin end of £20,000 to get rid of her.

Richard Gledhill

That would have been bye-bye wifie if that happened to me (and if I had a wife )

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