Money Moral Dilemma: Should I buy my boyfriend a new jumper?

PasturesNew

Yes, your fault. Your fault, you pay.
New jumper time.

Auntie-Dolly

and don't go out with men who wear lambswool jumpers - yuck

pickledonionspaceraider

Yes I would replace this item.

pigpen

pickledonionspaceraider wrote: »

Yes I would replace this item.

I'd replace the man.. for one who wore cashmere.. at least it feels nice! haha

Soleil_lune

These dilemmas are getting more lame. :rotfl:

bluelass

Person_one wrote: »

I'm starting to think that the people contacting MSE with these 'dilemmas' may need more help getting through their lives than can be provided on a forum.

Oh here we have it. A glorified taxi driver thinking he has seen it all and now considers himself a qualified psychiatrist. Person ones days of sitting around in a large vehicle with blue lights eating probably mcdonalds and other such fare and the sense of self importance he attaches to himself. I am studying part time for a law degree as well as working but I wouldn't go into a crown court with a robe and wig and act like a barrister.

onlyroz

No - change the boyfriend for one who fits the jumper.

oystercatcher

I would buy him a new jumper, then in true moneysaving 'old style' , I would unravel the shrunk jumper and knit him a scarf and hat

heuchera

pigpen wrote: »

Wool jumpers are the itchiest things in the world..

They are.. but acrylic goes all static.. and it gets a bit whiffy :rotfl:
I go for proper wool and put a top on underneath it.

I have also been known to accidentally shrink wool, as it's so sensitive to temperature change or heat. It's a b*gger to wash, it really is.

System

Yes i'd replace it.