Help guys ~ mothers day!!!!

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Originally Posted by miss-hip-chick

So the question is now, do you get your wife something, or do your kids do it.

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Good God, no!!

I do encourage the kids, and partially fund them, if only to retain a quiet life and the continuance of the morning cup of tea.

Interestingly, my Mother lives in the UK. They have never heard of Mothers or Fathers day.

Listen to the wisdom of the blokes. If you want pearls, tell him "I WANT PEARLS!" verbatim. No hints, no beating around the bush, no cyptics comments. We don't listen much, and when we do we immediately tune out to whimsy.

I WANT PEARLS!

Bodgy your PM box is full you need to clear some to get new PM's

Rgds

im not sure wat i want for mothers day i got a brill pressie last yr
i have a hot pink and purple tool bag it fits my pink hammer and all the essentials plus the soldering iron and basic ham radio stuff its beilliant when we are away in field on comms excersizes ... cheers all jules

ps the woody show is on mum's day weekend
mmmm wat can i find there lol ...

Ashore

Mail duly cleared. I was not aware that sent messages were stored and counted against one's total, all gone now

Thanks for letting me know

Obviously your man isnt in tune with you.

Simply remind him of the old adage.........Happy Wife = Happy Life

Any woman who relies on anything less than dragging the silly sod into the shop and saying "Buy that ... NOW!" deserves to be disappointed. Sorry, but that's the way it is wiv us blokey types :rolleyes:

The silly part is, even the most romantic blokes (like my good self) like being told what it is their dear heart would love to receive. It's true. We're pathetic that way.

Richard

It's freaking MOTHER'S DAY AGAIN:confused: :eek:

I just want to complement everyone, particularly Al, on the restraint shown in replies to this thread. :D

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Originally Posted by silentC

I just want to complement everyone, particularly Al, on the restraint shown in replies to this thread. :D

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That's right, encourage him :rolleyes:

Richard

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Originally Posted by ele__13

the woody show is on mum's day weekend
mmmm wat can i find there lol ...

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Geez Jules! What more do you want? A woody show IS a present isn't it? ;) :D

(We only get one every other year... grumble grumble :( ).

yeah but what do i buy when i get there ?????
or wat does his lordship buy for me???/

Mothers Day? :confused: Oh, you mean "Time for all non-telepathic blokes to air the bedding in the doghouse" Day?

Is it that time of year already? :eek:

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Originally Posted by doug the slug

As much as you girls love dropping hints men arent good at interpreting them. ask for what you want clearly and precisely and you will be surprised at how often your request will be realised. i bet its far more often than you get by dropping subtle hintshttp://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ons/icon14.gif

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To a bloke, a subtle hint is something about the size and weight of a housebrick that lands on his bare toes with a loud resounding crash.;) :D

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Originally Posted by ele__13

yeah but what do i buy when i get there ?????
or wat does his lordship buy for me???/

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I thought that was easy... You just turn up and say - I'll have that thanks. When he asks what? Simply say "that" and gesture broadly at every stall! (Sorry Doug) :D

Mothers-day:eek: :eek: :eek: Good lord what next!

Why is it that women WANT to be liberated and treated as "EQUALS", and then have the nerve to expect MEN to buy them gifts on comercially promoted occasions:eek: :eek:

When did "thank you" stop being a sign of appreciation?

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Ok I will now duck for cover:o

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Originally Posted by Bodgy

Interestingly, my Mother lives in the UK. They have never heard of Mothers or Fathers day.

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These were "exercised" (if that's the rght term?) when I grew up in Jersey...