Got a new bowtech !!!!
06-25-2007, 12:44 PM
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RE: Got a new bowtech !!!!
ORIGINAL: LebeauHunter
Spending $1,300.00 on a bow and getting only a smirk is about the craziest thing I have ever heard.
(this is not meant for very rich guys with second homes)
Whether a woman likes you out hunting every weekend or not. Did she not go to school? The one where they teach women that these large purchases are negotiation events? I'm thinking the smirk will be followed up numerous times in the next year with, "but you bought that expensive bow you wanted," as you choke on your Mastercard bill.
Anyway, very nice bow.
Spending $1,300.00 on a bow and getting only a smirk is about the craziest thing I have ever heard.
(this is not meant for very rich guys with second homes)Whether a woman likes you out hunting every weekend or not. Did she not go to school? The one where they teach women that these large purchases are negotiation events? I'm thinking the smirk will be followed up numerous times in the next year with, "but you bought that expensive bow you wanted," as you choke on your Mastercard bill.
Anyway, very nice bow.
LOL...good news is that I have the credit card so I'm safe now. I'm also sure that this will rear it's head again down the road but she's actually not the type to hold anything like that against me. Mostly she doesn't have a problem with this stuff because I spend most of my free time doing work on the house and don't have a lot of time to myself. It's more or less her way of being appreciative. (At least that's what she tells me.
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06-25-2007, 01:10 PM
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RE: Got a new bowtech !!!!
ORIGINAL: bearklr
LOL...good news is that I have the credit card so I'm safe now. I'm also sure that this will rear it's head again down the road but she's actually not the type to hold anything like that against me. Mostly she doesn't have a problem with this stuff because I spend most of my free time doing work on the house and don't have a lot of time to myself. It's more or less her way of being appreciative. (At least that's what she tells me.).
ORIGINAL: LebeauHunter
Spending $1,300.00 on a bow and getting only a smirk is about the craziest thing I have ever heard. (this is not meant for very rich guys with second homes)
Whether a woman likes you out hunting every weekend or not. Did she not go to school? The one where they teach women that these large purchases are negotiation events? I'm thinking the smirk will be followed up numerous times in the next year with, "but you bought that expensive bow you wanted," as you choke on your Mastercard bill.
Anyway, very nice bow.
Spending $1,300.00 on a bow and getting only a smirk is about the craziest thing I have ever heard.
(this is not meant for very rich guys with second homes)Whether a woman likes you out hunting every weekend or not. Did she not go to school? The one where they teach women that these large purchases are negotiation events? I'm thinking the smirk will be followed up numerous times in the next year with, "but you bought that expensive bow you wanted," as you choke on your Mastercard bill.
Anyway, very nice bow.
LOL...good news is that I have the credit card so I'm safe now. I'm also sure that this will rear it's head again down the road but she's actually not the type to hold anything like that against me. Mostly she doesn't have a problem with this stuff because I spend most of my free time doing work on the house and don't have a lot of time to myself. It's more or less her way of being appreciative. (At least that's what she tells me.
).
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