Women and money

[Andy]

i g/f went shopping last week and got to the check out to find that her bank card didn't work,it turned out the rbs whole site was down..so she had to leave the shopping at tesco's and feel like a mug..so she came to tell me at work..Told her i had the £200 in my tool box i had been saving that she can borrow to pay for the shopping but i want it back..I get the money back of her the next day and now she says that she should have that money now So the moral of the story is don't tell them you have some money spare

[Hurdy]

Not much a problem for me - she has a job that pays as well as mine.

Still doesn't stop her doing it from time to time. Sometimes I think she deliberately "forgets" her purse. 

[tony_danza]

We've always had separate accounts with a slush account for mortgage, DDs, food and such. I think you need a degree of financial independence, as everyone I know who has a joint account ends up arguing about money - usually over something stupid.

Women don't like 'hidden' money though, it somehow always does that cartoon thing of setting their eyeballs off like a slot machine, inevitably landing on double shoes!

[Andy]

We've always had separate accounts with a slush account for mortgage, DDs, food and such. I think you need a degree of financial independence, as everyone I know who has a joint account ends up arguing about money - usually over something stupid.

Women don't like 'hidden' money though, it somehow always does that cartoon thing of setting their eyeballs off like a slot machine, inevitably landing on double shoes!

right bout the shoes

[Tfsi_Mike]

Classic.   

 My German current account will be staying open when I move back for said sluch fund

[wigit]

We've always had separate accounts with a slush account for mortgage, DDs, food and such. I think you need a degree of financial independence, as everyone I know who has a joint account ends up arguing about money - usually over something stupid.

Women don't like 'hidden' money though, it somehow always does that cartoon thing of setting their eyeballs off like a slot machine, inevitably landing on double shoes handbags!!!!!!!!

a more accurate reflection of our household 

[Hurdy]

We've always had separate accounts with a slush account for mortgage, DDs, food and such. I think you need a degree of financial independence, as everyone I know who has a joint account ends up arguing about money - usually over something stupid.

Women don't like 'hidden' money though, it somehow always does that cartoon thing of setting their eyeballs off like a slot machine, inevitably landing on double shoes!

right bout the shoes

The womans brain has it's own section strictly reserved for shoes 

[Andy]

 

[wigit]

maxitrol it is simple

'what's hers is hers whats yours is hers (if you are silly enough to let on)'

[Andy]

thats where i am going wrong

[Tfsi_Mike]

We've always had separate accounts with a slush account for mortgage, DDs, food and such. I think you need a degree of financial independence, as everyone I know who has a joint account ends up arguing about money - usually over something stupid.

Women don't like 'hidden' money though, it somehow always does that cartoon thing of setting their eyeballs off like a slot machine, inevitably landing on double shoes!

right bout the shoes

The womans brain has it's own section strictly reserved for shoes 

 

add Mk5golfgti.co.uk and iPhone to male brain and thats bang on  

[gazbutS3]

We've always had separate accounts with a slush account for mortgage, DDs, food and such. I think you need a degree of financial independence, as everyone I know who has a joint account ends up arguing about money - usually over something stupid.

Women don't like 'hidden' money though, it somehow always does that cartoon thing of setting their eyeballs off like a slot machine, inevitably landing on double shoes!

we too operate this system, but never ever let on how much your spending/wasting on your car 

[Andy]

We've always had separate accounts with a slush account for mortgage, DDs, food and such. I think you need a degree of financial independence, as everyone I know who has a joint account ends up arguing about money - usually over something stupid.

Women don't like 'hidden' money though, it somehow always does that cartoon thing of setting their eyeballs off like a slot machine, inevitably landing on double shoes!

we too operate this system, but never ever let on how much your spending/wasting on your car 

the g/f didn't realise i had changed my brakes to r32 ones,i just told her i had painted the calipers red

[Tfsi_Mike]

We've always had separate accounts with a slush account for mortgage, DDs, food and such. I think you need a degree of financial independence, as everyone I know who has a joint account ends up arguing about money - usually over something stupid.

Women don't like 'hidden' money though, it somehow always does that cartoon thing of setting their eyeballs off like a slot machine, inevitably landing on double shoes!

we too operate this system, but never ever let on how much your spending/wasting on your car 

the g/f didn't realise i had changed my brakes to r32 ones,i just told her i had painted the calipers red

Wonder If she'll notice Turbo discharge pipe, Pagid blue pads, more flocking and white LEDs next month 

[Andy]

the dash maybe but the rest NO