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Does this Count?
scuzz
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OK, I was a tad naughty the other day and allowed myself £1 to play machines on the pier. I one £1.80, so I've put the 80p in my PIN money for the month! Does it count?
You can tell me off for risking my hard earned pound in the first place, I don't mind!
You can tell me off for risking my hard earned pound in the first place, I don't mind!
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Nah... wouldn't dream of telling you off. You should have some fun money and or entertainment money built into your budget if you can - and if not - that's what your pin money is FOR. Spending any way you like.
So... 80p unexpected income? Perfect Pin Money in my book
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Brilliant! Won't be making a habit of it though, not when I'm saving for a flat!!Comping, Clicking & Saving for Change0
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Just make sure you don't spend it all at once....and not all in the same shop!!!!
Actually that's an idea for a new challenge........£5....how many items can you actully buy for a fiver that you need......... worth a try???"Start every day off with a smile and get it over with" - W. C. Field.0 -
500 penny sweets!Comping, Clicking & Saving for Change0
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Last year £5 was our cap for christmas pressies (and the year before it was £2.50...) which was practically impossible!
I think we'll secret santa this year....
Well done though Scuzz - I agree that you need some "fun" money to play with and how nice that you ended up in profit!Pre O/S: what's a vitamin? Does it begin with the letter e?Now: I'm not eating any of that pre-made rubbish...0
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