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ahlycotc wrote:I would never get an allowance from my parents, but they did give me a credit card. I would mainly use it for gas though. They didn't pay for my college tuition, entertainment, and even borrowed $5,000 from me (my dad probably won't pay me back).

On the other hand, my cousin's father tells my cousin to go through his pocket for how ever much money he needs everyday, he pays for his college tuition, buys him his phones, will even buy him a car (and possibly a house). Yet when his parents refuse to buy him a particular thing, he calls them cheap.

AndItsKoren! wrote:Lol Ahly you'll never get married.

AndItsKoren! wrote:Lol Ahly you'll never get married.

ahlycotc wrote:Once I get a proper steady income, I will be using my financial knowledge and expertise to use. I'm going to be so organized with my finances, I'm sure it will drive my future wife crazy. I'm not the cheap kind, but with my experiences in life (the economy collapse, studies, etc.) I have become very aware and concerned about personal finances.

Templeton7|RFC wrote:

AndItsKoren! wrote:Lol Ahly you'll never get married.

Neither will you, civil partnership is not marriage.

crump wrote:

Templeton7|RFC wrote:

Neither will you, civil partnership is not marriage.

shots fired

Start. wrote:

JamieB wrote:Nervous for tonight Start?

A bit, kinda but, I don't think we're going out now actually.

Not replying to anyone and apparently is having trouble at home so.

crump wrote:

JamieB wrote:


I know what you mean, it stupid



My mate had his phone bill paid by his parents every month even though he could have paid himself


Now he has a job getting like £1000 a month and pays nothing to them.

I'm fine with parents treating kids, my parents still do, it's what happens when living with your Mum and Dad unless you're over like 19/20 or something. I don't understand it, I give my mum £70 a month for rent and phone bill, it's not much but gives me a sense of the principle of having to get used to not being able to keep money, I don't get taxed so I don't care really.

It completley destroys the purpose of getting a job.

Theo Filippo wrote:Maybe these people have more generous parents?

Maybe, but I answered this point in my paragraph above.

PrideOfTheMidlands wrote:yay got my surface

You lucky cunt, what's it like?

I'm tempted to get one but I don't want to make any big purchases until my probation for work has passed. I'll feel like a right cunt if I buy loads of shit then don't have a job.

Theo Filippo wrote:If your parents aren't expecting you to pay or are happy to pay for you then I don't see the problem. Get a job if it bothers you that you have to pay £120 a month.

Marvin wrote:Fuck my parents. They have sold lands for over 20 million (around £4/5 million if I can be bothered to convert it properly), living it up in Algarve and ain't giving me shit.

Mouse wrote:This forum should have a rep system, think of all the downvote gif opportunities.

Templeton7|RFC wrote:

AndItsKoren! wrote:Lol Ahly you'll never get married.

Neither will you, civil partnership is not marriage.

ahlycotc wrote:

AndItsKoren! wrote:Lol Ahly you'll never get married.

At least I won't be going to hell.

The Maestro wrote:

Mouse wrote:This forum should have a rep system, think of all the downvote gif opportunities.

That's actually a really good idea

I wonder if it would be hard to implement some kind of rep system

Kuled wrote:

The Maestro wrote:

That's actually a really good idea

I wonder if it would be hard to implement some kind of rep system

it did and i had -100 rep for no reason It won't work because of that.

Mouse wrote:

Kuled wrote:

The Maestro wrote:

That's actually a really good idea

I wonder if it would be hard to implement some kind of rep system

it did and i had -100 rep for no reason It won't work because of that.

The Maestro wrote:Or normal members downvoting moronic posts?

Ben 10 wrote:Got 258 retweets on a tweet today.

Jordi wrote:

The Maestro wrote:Or normal members downvoting moronic posts?

This is the playmaker.