Topic: Are you a frugal person ? | |
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i'm guessing you also can turn on a dime and get change
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I dislike cheap men when comes to a date!!!
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I dislike cheap men when comes to a date!!! Don't get me wrong if she wants a large soda or another side to the combo meal I have no issue but I'm not paying for any desert |
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My role model is Arkwright from open all hours, so you know my answer, lol.
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My role model is Arkwright from open all hours, so you know my answer, lol. |
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I dislike cheap men when comes to a date!!!
Don't get me wrong if she wants a large soda or another side to the combo meal I have no issue but I'm not paying for any desert oh come on chris! not even to see her eyes roll back while she enjoys that death by chocolate delicacy? |
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I dislike cheap men when comes to a date!!!
Don't get me wrong if she wants a large soda or another side to the combo meal I have no issue but I'm not paying for any desert oh come on chris! not even to see her eyes roll back while she enjoys that death by chocolate delicacy? Imagine if I was serious and told her all that.... forever single |
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Not sure about "saving money," or "frugality." I avoid spending money I don't need to spend, because it's in short supply to me.
I think I probably got my attitude about "saving money" from my mother. She grew up in the Great Depression, one of eight children. The youngest girl. So as I was growing up, whenever "You can save ALL KINDS OF MONEY!" commercials would come on TV, she would snort and say something about how to "save even more," by realizing we didn't want or need whatever it was they were pushing. There's another thread here about "impressing women on a first date" that has, I think, a strong money component to it, albeit not intentionally. I can't comment there precisely because I DO lack the interest or imagination to come up with impressive things to want to spend money on, possibly because of my family background. Or maybe I am just "cheap." Maybe part of it is because I also grew up dealing with problems around the house, by trying to figure out how to fix them ourselves, again because of how both my parents worked. When the roof failed, we went up on the roof and fixed it. When the house got too small, we figured out how to adjust the interior to fit more in. When the clocks stopped, we'd take them apart and try to figure out why, and reassemble them again. In other words, I don't see it as my SAVING any money, because I don't have it to spend to begin with. Oh, except on Charmin, as someone else mentioned. |
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Not sure about "saving money," or "frugality." I avoid spending money I don't need to spend, because it's in short supply to me.
I think I probably got my attitude about "saving money" from my mother. She grew up in the Great Depression, one of eight children. The youngest girl. So as I was growing up, whenever "You can save ALL KINDS OF MONEY!" commercials would come on TV, she would snort and say something about how to "save even more," by realizing we didn't want or need whatever it was they were pushing. There's another thread here about "impressing women on a first date" that has, I think, a strong money component to it, albeit not intentionally. I can't comment there precisely because I DO lack the interest or imagination to come up with impressive things to want to spend money on, possibly because of my family background. Or maybe I am just "cheap." Maybe part of it is because I also grew up dealing with problems around the house, by trying to figure out how to fix them ourselves, again because of how both my parents worked. When the roof failed, we went up on the roof and fixed it. When the house got too small, we figured out how to adjust the interior to fit more in. When the clocks stopped, we'd take them apart and try to figure out why, and reassemble them again. In other words, I don't see it as my SAVING any money, because I don't have it to spend to begin with. Oh, except on Charmin, as someone else mentioned. Thats something. Respect to you and your mom. |
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I've been a frugal gourmet lately.
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Ben Franklin squints when I open my wallet I have heard my brother say that I could suck a penny up off the ground by walking by.... |
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Edited by
TxsGal3333
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Sun 10/08/17 05:28 AM
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Ben Franklin squints when I open my wallet I have heard my brother say that I could suck a penny up off the ground by walking by.... that was good By the way is that you in the pic if so looking good there buddy~ |
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Ben Franklin squints when I open my wallet I have heard my brother say that I could suck a penny up off the ground by walking by.... that was good By the way is that you in the pic if so looking good there buddy~ Maybe a little 3-IN-ONE for that squeak? Me last fall. Thanks |
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Edited by
d__u__b
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Sun 10/08/17 11:21 AM
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I dislike cheap men when comes to a date!!! while i can appreciate such a thought in general, i find that on it's own it's quite a statement. i have another. i dislike frigid women on a date. and, another... even more so, i dislike woman who are unable to or refuse to find value from a date unless it lives up to her own fiscal assessment of what she hopes it would be. i learned a long time ago how easy it is to weed out such shallowness and doing so enriched my life instantaneously. |
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