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RE:Hiding your lure expenses...

Post by 2000subaru » Tue Oct 23, 2007 10:44 am

quadradomus wrote:Well, I notice that all the guys are coming out of the closet with the $$ tricks! Here is a little fasty that works well. Whether you've got someone else you share expenses with or not, it will even help a single person. Whenever you right a check or debit into your checkbood register, always list it for at least the next whole dollar amount over what the actual price was. List a $24.35 check for $25.00 or better yet list as $26.00. At the end of the month when you go back to balance I guarantee you will find you self a good $50.00 depending on how you do it.
Very nice quadradomus! One question though. With the ammount of beer required to balance my checkbook, I am sure that I would never be able to account for all of those pennies. Depending on who you are and what you drink, that might be a good thing.
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RE:Hiding your lure expenses...

Post by travislikesfishing » Tue Oct 23, 2007 8:16 pm

i dont have to be sneaky about buyin fishing stuff but i just thought of a good idea do your own yard work and tell your women you paid some kid to do it. should work unless you get in trouble for hire some1 to do it
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RE:Hiding your lure expenses...

Post by felts_jf » Wed Oct 24, 2007 12:12 am

Ok fellas, be careful where you hide things though. Sometimes I get lazy and I had a couple of containers of Uncle Josh Pork frogs, a few jigs and about 7 new spinner baits in the glovebox of the ol' pickup truck. I needed my regestration for something one day and asked the ol' lady to run out and get it for me. Here she come back in the house and what did she have? You guessed it my sportco bag and my registration as well. So carefull where you hide it, or carefull what you ask the misses to do.

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RE:Hiding your lure expenses...

Post by cavdad45 » Wed Oct 24, 2007 8:10 am

felts_jf wrote:Ok fellas, be careful where you hide things though. Sometimes I get lazy and I had a couple of containers of Uncle Josh Pork frogs, a few jigs and about 7 new spinner baits in the glovebox of the ol' pickup truck. I needed my regestration for something one day and asked the ol' lady to run out and get it for me. Here she come back in the house and what did she have? You guessed it my sportco bag and my registration as well. So carefull where you hide it, or carefull what you ask the misses to do.

Jason
Or just leave a smattering of token lures here and there that after awhile she doesn't notice them. The truck, the van, her car, the back bathroom, on your dresser, on her dresser, etc

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Post by beresford13861 » Wed Oct 24, 2007 8:28 am

cavdad45 wrote:
felts_jf wrote:Ok fellas, be careful where you hide things though. Sometimes I get lazy and I had a couple of containers of Uncle Josh Pork frogs, a few jigs and about 7 new spinner baits in the glovebox of the ol' pickup truck. I needed my regestration for something one day and asked the ol' lady to run out and get it for me. Here she come back in the house and what did she have? You guessed it my sportco bag and my registration as well. So carefull where you hide it, or carefull what you ask the misses to do.

Jason
Or just leave a smattering of token lures here and there that after awhile she doesn't notice them. The truck, the van, her car, the back bathroom, on your dresser, on her dresser, etc
thats how it is in my house.
i have gear in all three bedrooms, both bathrooms, kitchen, and living room...i have stuff everywhere! theres no way to tell if its old or new :-"
but with her being a fisherlady she understands, and tells me to keep the crap in the boat.

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Post by Gringo Pescador » Thu Oct 25, 2007 8:00 am

:-$ I have developed a system that is THE hands down, best way to aquire gear with little to no spousal grief - in fact if you spin it right, you might even be complimented and encouraged to use this technique by the one who watches the checkbook! As long as you can keep up with the honey-do list on the side, this method is virtually foolproof!:cheers:
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Post by dilbert » Thu Oct 25, 2007 8:08 am

Gringo Pescador wrote::-$ I have developed a system that is THE hands down, best way to aquire gear with little to no spousal grief - in fact if you spin it right, you might even be complimented and encouraged to use this technique by the one who watches the checkbook! As long as you can keep up with the honey-do list on the side, this method is virtually foolproof!:cheers:
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Post by Gringo Pescador » Thu Oct 25, 2007 8:16 am

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Post by cavdad45 » Thu Oct 25, 2007 8:22 am

I saw that coming. LOL :clown:

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Post by dilbert » Thu Oct 25, 2007 8:22 am

Aaarrrrghhh! #-o

I can't complain though.. I did get 2 $50 Cabela's e-certificates from my employer to help my "wellness" And what do you know, it worked! I do feel better!
Still waiting on some backordered items from that order.
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Post by shawn » Thu Oct 25, 2007 8:52 am

pre-paid credit cards they are cheap and no account info gets sent to the house.NO statements they work online and anywhere visa is accepted.They're like gift cards to anywhere you want to shop.
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Post by Gringo Pescador » Thu Oct 25, 2007 9:17 am

dilbert wrote:I did get 2 $50 Cabela's e-certificates from my employer to help my "wellness"
I got that one too. We must have the same boss's boss's boss's boss.
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Post by MikeFishes » Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:17 pm

Well, for me it's not too hard. My wife has her hobbies, I have mine. She spends money on hers, I spend money on mine. The only thing that prevents me from spending lots on lures is me. Like I said before, I'm a cheap scate! :-)

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Post by dilbert » Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:30 pm

Gringo Pescador wrote:We must have the same boss's boss's boss's boss.
Yep...

Oh I forgot, I got a free fishfinder through the awards program too. It works good too, but it did set me back a little on my plans to save my points for a Zune.
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Post by beresford13861 » Thu Oct 25, 2007 2:00 pm

Mikey wrote:Well, for me it's not too hard. My wife has her hobbies, I have mine. She spends money on hers, I spend money on mine. The only thing that prevents me from spending lots on lures is me. Like I said before, I'm a cheap scate! :-)

so true, im a cheap a%$ too! i dont even like buying milk and eggs untill the morning we need it :bom:

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Post by travislikesfishing » Fri Oct 26, 2007 8:33 pm

sooo what do u all think about the idea of sayin u paid somekid to do your yard work and doin it ur self and spending the money on fishing stuff
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Post by dilbert » Fri Sep 05, 2008 5:28 am

Gringo Pescador wrote:
dilbert wrote:I did get 2 $50 Cabela's e-certificates from my employer to help my "wellness"
I got that one too. We must have the same boss's boss's boss's boss.
So it's that time of year again. Not sure were to get the gift cards for this time, probably Cabela's again since I have another $90 in points. Maybe it's time for a swimbait setup. :-$ I'm running out of room for rods in the boat. I guess I need a bigger boat too.

I'm feeling well all over again.
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dilbert wrote:
Gringo Pescador wrote:
dilbert wrote:I did get 2 $50 Cabela's e-certificates from my employer to help my "wellness"
I got that one too. We must have the same boss's boss's boss's boss.
So it's that time of year again. Not sure were to get the gift cards for this time, probably Cabela's again since I have another $90 in points. Maybe it's time for a swimbait setup. :-$ I'm running out of room for rods in the boat. I guess I need a bigger boat too.

I'm feeling well all over again.
I got an email yesterday that Cabela's is having a BOAT SALE.
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Post by PaulReilly » Fri Sep 05, 2008 10:21 am

I always just smash up a bunch of valium and put it in the mash potatoes before I tell my wife about a new 'expenditure'

Works great!

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Post by christopherbeebe » Fri Sep 05, 2008 10:42 am

MikeFishes wrote: The only thing that prevents me from spending lots on lures is me. I'm a cheap scate! :-)
i hear ya buddy i also am a cheap scate lol. but on the other hand my wife lets me buy whatever i want to as far as fishing gear goes, we just went to sportsmans last week and bought a new rod for me and the week before that she bought me a $50 tackle bag that i've had my eye on for some time. she insists i get stuff cause she knows i love fishing and being a bottom fisherman in the salt knows i lose alot of gear. so i guess i'm one of the lucky guys out there. no complaints from the other half. i love my wife o:)
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