Any reasons to get married?
06 January 2004, 04:44 PM
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Know what you are saying mate and thoroughly appreciate your viewpoint.... although I'm impulsive I haven't embarked on this blindly either.
The scoob has meant nothing but debt to me (engine gearbox etc etc etc
) and effectively it had to go anyway. This marriage lark just speeds my decision a bit 
Cheers
Si
Know what you are saying mate and thoroughly appreciate your viewpoint.... although I'm impulsive I haven't embarked on this blindly either.
The scoob has meant nothing but debt to me (engine gearbox etc etc etc
) and effectively it had to go anyway. This marriage lark just speeds my decision a bit Cheers
Si
06 January 2004, 04:51 PM
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Thats ok SiPie, I so nearly had my dream car many times only to fall in love and squander my love and fortune on the man (I am female BTW) in question [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img] 
I have now finally got my STi8 and paid nearly as much as you but in one hit rather than over a number of months
Anyway I hope married life treats you well and that you will soon be back in a position to get a new scoob
I have now finally got my STi8 and paid nearly as much as you but in one hit rather than over a number of months
Anyway I hope married life treats you well and that you will soon be back in a position to get a new scoob
06 January 2004, 05:15 PM
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I thought about having a female lodger once and my gf flipped her lid. I wish women would realsise that we can cope with more than one woman at a (the same?) time 
Personally I'd love two GF's if they could keep away from each others throats, must get the hang of keeping one happy first though.
Jye <-- really wonders why he's single atm
Personally I'd love two GF's if they could keep away from each others throats, must get the hang of keeping one happy first though.
Jye <-- really wonders why he's single atm
06 January 2004, 05:52 PM
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I meant having to horizontally jog exclusively with the same person forever is a bit scary
Hmmm funny i thought that too but somehow doesnt seem to bother me now we are married hardly ever find myself looking at greener grass (well not for long anyway).
Perhaps the fact that the wife has always ranks sexually as my best partner ever (and yes i have had more than one) is a good start.
We started from that point from what was basically a one night mutually despaerate **** and we just grew stronger and stronger as friends
06 January 2004, 06:51 PM
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Been married for nearly 4 years. Have ups and downs in just the same way as when we weren't married but I still wouldn't swap him!
Wedding day second best day (best when he asked me to marry him) and going round choosing what you want people to buy you is great fun too
Wedding day second best day (best when he asked me to marry him) and going round choosing what you want people to buy you is great fun too
06 January 2004, 06:52 PM
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Interesting read. Funny it came about the day after my sisters wedding has been cancelled (the **** [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img] My family had spent £20k on it SO FAR. What a fvcking waste)
I was gonna be chief bridesmaid.
(the **** [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img] My family had spent £20k on it SO FAR. What a fvcking waste)I was gonna be chief bridesmaid.
06 January 2004, 07:15 PM
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--one night mutually despaerate **** and we just grew stronger and stronger as friends--
I'd buy into the friendship more than the **** tbo, which I presume you do.
I'd buy into the friendship more than the **** tbo, which I presume you do.
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