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martin1982

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OK guys gonna pick your brains for this dilemma.

 

My girlfirends mother is a "questionable" character shall we say, but this really takes the michael!

 

She went on holiday recently (didn't tell my GF she was going until she was at the airport about to leave) and was due to come back a few days before her birthday (today). So my GF decides to get her some birthday presents, think she spent about £20-£30. GF doesnt have much money to spare what with recently moving so this was quite a lot for her to spend on presents.

 

She rings her mum on Monday to ask her if she'd like to come over for a birthday meal. Got told "No I'm expecting my boyfriend to take me out", which is fair enough. Then the GF asks about which day would be best to take her presents over an is told "Take them back and get your money back, I don't want them cos I bought some perfume for £40 on holiday, you can give me the money for it"

 

I thought this was a bit out of order, but my GF decided to take the presents over anyway as she thought her mum would like them, explained that she couldn't afford to give her mum the £40 for the perfume and was simply told "I dont want them, take them back, get a refund and get me something else"

 

I'm really unsure as to whether to stay out of this or get involved. Personally I think her mum is being an ungrateful b*tch and acting more like a brattish teenager rather than a parent.

 

Im in the exact same situation my gf's mum is so imature and we have just moved into a new place and her dad offered to buy us a house warming then when they brought it her mother pulled her to one side and said she wanted the money for it within the nxt 2week ! i got involved and now am barred from anywhere her mum is lmfao well worth it tho the bitch !

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I was warned by my dad, and I didnt listen.

He warned me that the young sexy, fun loving girl I'd fallen for would turn into whatever her mum was like.

He was right. Its like first formers that get bullied at school by the prefects...when they get to the sixth form they take it out on the newbies. Ditch her,and find a nice considerate bloke to settle down with.

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I was warned by my dad, and I didnt listen.

He warned me that the young sexy, fun loving girl I'd fallen for would turn into whatever her mum was like.

He was right. Its like first formers that get bullied at school by the prefects...when they get to the sixth form they take it out on the newbies. Ditch her,and find a nice considerate bloke to settle down with.

 

:rlol:

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I was warned by my dad, and I didnt listen.

He warned me that the young sexy, fun loving girl I'd fallen for would turn into whatever her mum was like.

He was right. Its like first formers that get bullied at school by the prefects...when they get to the sixth form they take it out on the newbies. Ditch her,and find a nice considerate bloke to settle down with.

they never listen to us dads been there done that

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OK this could clinch it....

 

Her mum thinks the Supra is "A silly car and a waste of money"

 

Ah, easy mistake to make for the uninitiated.

 

 

Silly car

http://cdn.motors.co.uk/d/used-photos/80354/400x/0/0/L669RHL.jpg

 

Supra

http://www.autoline.com.au/photo.wsvc?pid=1&vid=1252817&size=thumb1

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You could lock them both in a room together without food until they sort out their differences. It works for the Papal elections (although they might get food). It's a high-risk strategy, granted, with the added excitement of potentially being charged with false imprisonment when you finally let them out. :D

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You could lock them both in a room together without food until they sort out their differences. It works for the Papal elections (although they might get food). It's a high-risk strategy, granted, with the added excitement of potentially being charged with false imprisonment when you finally let them out. :D

 

I have visions of him waiting in the garden for white smoke to emit from the chimneys :)

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