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Cloud · 10-22-2007, 05:24 PM

hmm, I guess you're right. As an example, I just purchased a 12-month gift subscription for 5.92 pounds ($12 US). Not expensive, in my view. Of course, I regularly spend $1,000 to $2,000 yearly on family Christmas gifts. Maybe 740 pounds? Is that a lot to you?

Sundae · 10-22-2007, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by monster

[ot] he's right, you know -about the affording it. Where does it fit into your budget of 1 quid for entertainment?

-did you do that budget yet? On paper and all? [/caring nag] Well done on the self control on that one

[/ot]

Oh I have been a good girl I promise - I just suspect his opinion would have been different if it had been the Times Literary Supplement

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Originally Posted by Cloud

740 pounds? Is that a lot to you?

Aye. My parents spend about £20 on each of us at Christmas. Mum might sneak a bit more for me as my sister has children (her share goes on them but Mum inevitably overspends, as I did when I was working) and my bro is better paid than my Mum.

She spends on food, but £740 on presents is far more than she could afford.

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