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  • gun_runner
    Get the gun..................Neither you nor she should have to have "permission to buy stuff. You should always give her the courtesy of letting her know your plans but neither one of you should have the power to rule over each others lives. Thats where trouble and resentment starts.

    Get the gun and encourage her to get something for herself,
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  • Jacob2008
    Tell her yall can go shoot guns one day, this is really cheap, and if you dont get this one youll get another for 2x the money later. and youll help clean or something.

    Just go with the cheap thing
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  • spryor
    quote:Originally posted by Jacob2008
    Tell her yall can go shoot guns one day, this is really cheap, and if you dont get this one youll get another for 2x the money later. and youll help clean or something.

    Just go with the cheap thing
    Seldom can one reason with a woman, using logic.
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  • Jacob2008
    quote:Originally posted by spryor
    quote:Originally posted by Jacob2008
    Tell her yall can go shoot guns one day, this is really cheap, and if you dont get this one youll get another for 2x the money later. and youll help clean or something.

    Just go with the cheap thing
    Seldom can one reason with a woman, using logic.


    Oh, well then, sorry!

    I wouldnt know, hahahahahhahah, glad im not married.. dad reads, so no comment on the girlfriend [:D][:D][:D]


    just playing
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  • Sig220_Ruger77
    Get the gun, she will get over it[:D].....eventually.
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  • Cubslover
    quote:Originally posted by Jon0322
    Get the gun, she will get over it[:D].....eventually.


    Kind of what I was thinking. They were wheels and tires for my old car anyways. A gun in the safe is better than a set of wheels and tires in the garage.
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  • Sig220_Ruger77
    Im not married, but I just went through something similar with my longtime girlfriend. I was going to trade a gun for another gun and she was mad at me for it. She said, "If you don't want the gun sell it and put the money away." Needless to say Im picking up the new gun next week and she is already over it.
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  • Colonel Plink
    I dunno, man. What does she want you to save the money for?

    Are you trying to buy a house? In which case, I'd save.

    Does she want to hear the pitter-patter of little cubslovin' feet?

    In that case, Id buy the damn gun, 'cause you won't be able to afford JACK when you have kids.

    Or is she just exercising the Power Of The Poon....?

    'Cause I've heard some women do that.
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  • dcon12
    Your young and will learn. Probably not this time but maybe with the next one. Don
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  • Captplaid
    Good luck. Tell me if you find a solution. Mrs. Plaid wasn't happy about me buying a lowly MAK last summer. Had to argee to her getting the Air Hockey table. She got the table this Christmas and the Macrowave over the stove for her birthday, and the living room is now painted. Come to thing of it, all I got for my birthday was a dang set of allen wrenches.

    My point is it's about time working her up for the AR. It's not going to be an easy negotiation.

    1. Negotiate.
    2. Do it before the kids come along. While I don't have any, children would be a limiting factor to additional purchases.
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  • wanted man
    Buy the gun and tell Tori(?) to live with it, 'cause it's a done seal[}:)] Just be sure and buy her something nice when she thinks y'all can't afford it!*LOL*
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  • Captplaid
    quote:Originally posted by Jon0322
    Get the gun, she will get over it[:D].....eventually.


    That works only once.
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  • Captplaid
    It does help to buy her a ring approximately 4-6 weeks before the gun purchase.

    Now that I've done the inventory, Mrs. Plaid is coming out way ahead. Don't take any advice from me.
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  • Colonel Plink
    quote:Originally posted by Captplaid
    quote:Originally posted by Jon0322
    Get the gun, she will get over it[:D].....eventually.


    That works only once.


    Yeah.

    I've got two ex-wives who have gotten over "it".

    And by "it", I mean me.
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  • Alpine
    Reason doesn't work. A long time friend of mine bought a new gun. His wife objected. She said why. He said for the same reason we have three sets of dinner plates. End of discussion.
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  • Cubslover
    She got a new ring for Christmas, a new wood floor in the house(she's been dying for one for years), a new laundry room, nails done every 2-3weeks, I haven't bought anything since I went to the gun show last fall. I told her this will round out the collection.

    Not saving for a house as we own one, no kids for a while, expressing the power of "Poon" I guess.

    Oh well, this isn't the first, nor will it be the last time, she doesn't like me.
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  • Cubslover
    quote:Originally posted by Alpine
    Reason doesn't work. A long time friend of mine bought a new gun. His wife objected. She said why. He said for the same reason we have three sets of dinner plates. End of discussion.


    Hey, good one. We also have three, but not just plates, silverware, bowls, cubs, saucers, etc.

    I'm blaming you if it makes it worse.[;)]
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  • p3skyking
    quote:Originally posted by cubslover
    As you all know, I'm looking at buying a 243. I found the rifle I want and could scope it with rings for the amount of money that I'm selling my wheels and tires for on fleabay(I've been exchanging emails with someone about them). Tori wants me to put the money away. Is it not good enough that we just filed our tax return and are getting a huge return, or that she makes 1/7th of what I do. When do I get to play with my money?

    Someone help my bargaining with her. She thinks that NO gun should cost more than $50, until she shoots it and falls in love with it.


    Sorry, I was kind of venting and asking for help at the same time.



    Tell her it cost fifty bucks.[}:)]
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  • David Nunn
    Tell her it was on sale, and you would have been losing money not to buy it. That's the logic women use to buy the crap they buy.
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  • elkoholic
    One of the top reasons for divorce is fighting over money...how or how not to spend it. Establish rules now or expensive habits like guns will cause trouble later.
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  • iluvguns
    If you have a savings account put back with enough money in it to cover 3 months of your living expenses, go for it. If not, don't buy another dang thing until you get that much money put away. STORMY days will come, young'un, and you will NEED that emergency money. Trust me on that one! I learned from hard, personal experience.
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  • Colonel Plink
    quote:Originally posted by cubslover
    She got a new ring for Christmas, a new wood floor in the house(she's been dying for one for years), a new laundry room, nails done every 2-3weeks, I haven't bought anything since I went to the gun show last fall. I told her this will round out the collection.

    Not saving for a house as we own one, no kids for a while, expressing the power of "Poon" I guess.

    Oh well, this isn't the first, nor will it be the last time, she doesn't like me.


    Screw it.
    Buy the gun.
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  • Captplaid
    In moments like this, ask yourself this quetion...

    What would Zulu do?
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  • spurgemastur
    My mother once threatened to divorce my father over $$$. He likes to give it away; she likes to save it (for what, I'm not sure). So he started lying about how much he was giving. When the balloon went up....there was hell to pay.

    He still does what he wants with it but he's honest about it. She ain't happy, but she's willing to put up with his 'excesses' as long as he's honest about it. Makes sense to me.

    I think if you're asking "when do I get to play with my money," then it's time to sit down and make an agreement about how much of your money you get to play with, and how much goes to savings. That's a PITA, but having to bicker over every toy you want is probably worse. On the other hand, if you've got $xxx per month that is recognized as your whatever-slush-fund then what you do with it is entirely your problem.
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  • gearheaddad
    Tell her that it's the gun needed for you to photograph her with!!
    Make it all about her!!
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  • gearheaddad
    If all else fails, lie to her.
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  • sheepdip
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  • mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by dcon12
    Your young and will learn. Probably not this time but maybe with the next one. Don


    Yes. Didn't we just "advise" you about marital dischord just the other day?

    Man, let a sleeping dog lie for a minute.
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  • Cubslover
    quote:Originally posted by sheepdip
    Save your money and get a subscription to this:

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    [:D]
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  • JustC
    well,..I could write volumes,.but I'll refrain.

    Buy what you want,..providing that doesn't cause financial trouble, that is always a no-no. If you are selling an old set of wheels and tires,..then that is merely a trade and not a purchase IMHO.

    I have been (for the most part[}:)]) placed on firearm probation for the last 5yrs. I can only buy if I sell something. I adhere to that strictly[;)][}:)][}:)][}:)][}:)] The wife doesn't always need to know if it will cause controversy. Bills are paid,..savings is increased,..so after that I get my toys.
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