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How to split our mortgage payments fairly
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I'd have thought both the games AND expensive suitcase a tad profligate for people apparently fighting five-figure debt, but...
I never said expensive
And five-figure debt? Where did you pull that number from?How often will you use that suitcase? 1-2 times per year?
He can play those games for many many hours and then sell them on as soon as he's finished
You can't sell on modern games any more. I'll be using my suitcase probably 5 times a year probably until the day I die. Though I could resell it if I wanted to. Also, his game purchasing was for one month. So next month it'll be the same again. And the next and the next...0 -
greensalad wrote: »I never said expensive
Define "expensive"... Most of our variety of suitcases/holdalls cost about £20 each, and seem to be surviving quite nicely indeed.And five-figure debt? Where did you pull that number from?
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greensalad wrote: »And five-figure debt? Where did you pull that number from?Your signature.
only £7524 in the sig.0
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