AnswerID: 207938 Submitted: Friday, Dec 01, 2006 at 10:27
Zig-n-Zag
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I have the opposite problem.
Out drive the last couple of times and the
GPS was playing up a bit (probably also hitting wrong buttons) and she has asked if I need a new
GPS.
Then when in shops last week she again asked if I need a new
GPS and also offered to buy one. Now I know I was awake and very alert but me thinks there is something behind this, or maybe she appreciates me. Fool or what? Should I rush out and pick out the one I want?
Problem is theere are so many choices these days but I mainly use for off road mainly for tracks and hard making definite selection but looking at colour screen and may end up with Garmin 76C.
I was considering up to about $800. Any ideas?
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FollowupID: 467862 Submitted:
Friday, Dec 01, 2006 at 11:47
Steve63 posted:
You just need the right wife. I told mine she could have a shovel or a winch for Valantines Day first up. She went the winch but now refuses to dig. I didn't think that as a bad trade. I was looking at a
GPS a few years ago and she got me the colour Garmen 176C that had just been released for Xmas. Don't know how much they were then but I was only looking to spend $800 and there was nothing like the one she got in that price range. She got into the swing of it then and has since added a set of Preditors and a
HF radio to the truck. I just keep my mouth shut and don't annoy her comming up to Xmas. Helps that she likes the bush as much as me I suppose.
Steve
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FollowupID: 467897 Submitted:
Friday, Dec 01, 2006 at 13:53
Bware (Tweed Valley) posted:
You're absolutely right, Steve. My wife loves the outdoors too and when I suggest that I'd like to do some remote travelling, her fear of getting bogged always prompts her to comment that, "We atleast need a winch before we do that", and I say, "We'll need a bullbar to put it on" ....It will all happen one day LOL
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FollowupID: 467918 Submitted:
Friday, Dec 01, 2006 at 15:13
Zig-n-Zag posted:
Trevor R (QLD) - Sorry no sisters
John L G - No her mother passed away in August and was a greta mother in law.
Bware - That may be the case as she is into craft stuff and the amount of gear/material etc that appears suddenly with a response of "I've had that for ages and told you about it" ploy.
With a very slow thought on my side I realise that I am the breadwinner and therefore the money she was going to spend was what I earned anyway, but then again whats mine is hers and whats hers is hers!:)))
Cheers
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