Weston Super Saint Posted 4 December, 2008 Posted 4 December, 2008 Yep - when I was a child. Then I saw through the sham. We do, however, celebrate birthdays - far more relevant IMO. Do you buy gifts for birthdays?
bridge too far Posted 4 December, 2008 Posted 4 December, 2008 Do you buy gifts for birthdays? Oh yes but I'll say no more in case Rob gets on my case too!
ozzmeister Posted 4 December, 2008 Posted 4 December, 2008 The only reason mine is going to be expensive this year is cause im taking my girlfriend to Paris which is costing a fair whack!! If it wasnt for that my Christmas would be normal with standardamounts being spent on people.
Robsk II Posted 4 December, 2008 Posted 4 December, 2008 Oh yes but I'll say no more in case Rob gets on my case too! Had to slip in how loaded you are again.
bridge too far Posted 4 December, 2008 Posted 4 December, 2008 Had to slip in how loaded you are again. I have never, ever done that Rob and you know it Mainly because I'm not. Anyway, I didn't say how much did I? As it happens 2 of my 3 children share a birthday week (this week in fact) - I'm buying them each a framed print of Karl Marx. Hardly pushing the boat out.
saint lard Posted 4 December, 2008 Posted 4 December, 2008 It's always going to be an expensive time of year for me,aswell as Christmas it is my little boys Birthday on the 27th December. Its all good fun though.
Poshie72 Posted 5 December, 2008 Posted 5 December, 2008 Mine is expensive as my middle son's B'day is on xmas eve and my bf's is this saturday. And with 3 kids this time of the year is not cheap. I hhad to cut back last year due to splitting with their father so this year will be much the same as last for me
aids victim Posted 5 December, 2008 Posted 5 December, 2008 Mine isn't really expensive, as £50k is a drop in the ocean to me. I am so rich, Robsk how much would it cost for me to make you dress up as a Reindeer? Name your price, as i'll be able to afford it no problem. I am buying my Mum a helicopter now I think, so the price has gone up, but she saw one in the sky and said she'd like one.
thesaint sfc Posted 5 December, 2008 Posted 5 December, 2008 I spent £8 on a Christmas tree today. I'm off into Brighton on Sunday to spend around £100 on family. Then probably £50 on the other half. £166.
Weston Super Saint Posted 5 December, 2008 Posted 5 December, 2008 I spent £8 on a Christmas tree today. I'm off into Brighton on Sunday to spend around £100 on family. Then probably £50 on the other half. £166. LOL. £8 + £100 + £50 is not £166
Scummer Posted 5 December, 2008 Posted 5 December, 2008 LOL. £8 + £100 + £50 is not £166 You clearly haven't factored in the reduction in VAT......
Scudamore Posted 5 December, 2008 Posted 5 December, 2008 LOL. £8 + £100 + £50 is not £166 He's going back to buy another tree for his bedroom tomorrow...
Weston Super Saint Posted 5 December, 2008 Posted 5 December, 2008 You clearly haven't factored in the reduction in VAT...... Which would make it less Go to the back of the class.
Wiltshire Saint Posted 5 December, 2008 Posted 5 December, 2008 LOL. £8 + £100 + £50 is not £166 LOL!! Quality!
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