I could care less, if I really, really wanted to. But I couldn't care less about caring less, if you care.
Do you care if your S.O. doesn't keep up?
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I could care less, if I really, really wanted to. But I couldn't care less about caring less, if you care.
I could care less, if I really, really wanted to. But I couldn't care less about caring less, if you care.
I care a little so I could care more and a little less.
That sums it up well for me too.
Face similar situation with my wife. Just do the best you can to balance things anyway possible. Doesn't always have to be about money.
The freedom to spend reasonably and the discipline to do so responsibly is the key. How much one spends is less important than that one have the ability to buy what is reasonably affordable to the family and has a reasonable handle on and equal share of making major decisions. If you have that, the family is on a good operating basis.
We've been married for thirty years and years ago my wife said she wanted her own checkbook. I was opposed to the idea because I thought running two sets of books would be a problem, so I suggested she take the checkbook and I'd ask her for dough when I wanted it. It's great! I don't have to balance a checkbook and she's the boss. She's a better, more conscientious money manager than I'll ever be, and anyway, I can always buy cigars using my credit card and ask for forgiveness later.
Women, the kind you want to marry anyway, are always going to be more
frugal than men are. Our needs are greater, and more easily justified because we're better at making up justifications:ss:ss
We've been married for thirty years and years ago my wife said she wanted her own checkbook. I was opposed to the idea because I thought running two sets of books would be a problem, so I suggested she take the checkbook and I'd ask her for dough when I wanted it. It's great! I don't have to balance a checkbook and she's the boss. She's a better, more conscientious money manager than I'll ever be, and anyway, I can always buy cigars using my credit card and ask for forgiveness later.
Women, the kind you want to marry anyway, are always going to be more
frugal than men are. Our needs are greater, and more easily justified because we're better at making up justifications:ss:ss
ActionAndy
& the Gorillas from Mars
You can avoid this entire snag in the future by simply using "I don't give a s__t"
But there is no reverse of that statement that is desirable. It is akin to gifting someone a rat's ass.
TheTraveler
Gorilla
That's why one should always give or not give a F*#K!
Versatile word, that one.
I prefer to give.
But not at the office.
:rTheTraveler
Gorilla
It's USUALLY not worth the trouble it brings.
I've seen more guys at my job lose their careers over it than drugs, alcohol and other reasons combined. :2
TheTraveler
Gorilla
I can believe that. When I was in they constantly warned us to be careful who we "fraternized" with.
It's a shame, because we have the cutest little Russian dispatcher...but I know better.
TheTraveler
Gorilla
It's a shame, because we have the cutest little Russian dispatcher...but I know better.
Maybe you should change your sigline ... if she ever visits CS she'll know one of your weaknesses! :ss
She already knows I have a weakness for many things Russian....I keep telling her she might be muich happier working elsewhere.
:rTheTraveler
Gorilla
She already knows I have a weakness for many things Russian....I keep telling her she might be muich happier working elsewhere.
:r :r
TheTraveler
Gorilla
Guy hasta try, right?
Good luck man. You gotta be strong, especially with that lovely accent, predisposition for strong liquor, and (presumably) short haircut. :chk
I am trying.....trying.....trying. :r