wot's yours worth then ?

[simonfraser]

wot\'s yours worth then ?

 

[simonfraser]

Re: wot\'s yours worth then ?

go on, be a devil, click on one of the options, don't just look !

 

[morgandlm]

Re: wot\'s yours worth then ?

I was looking for the option "priceless".
Morgan

 

[KREW2]

Re: wot\'s yours worth then ?

I am waiting for user "sandbanksunset" to make me an offer, then I will tick a box.

 

[PuffTheMagicDragon]

Re: wot\'s yours worth then ?

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go on, be a devil, click on one of the options, don't just look !

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I would if only I understood which part of me you had in mind! /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif

 

[simonfraser]

Re: wot\'s yours worth then ?

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I would if only I understood which part of me you had in mind!

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sorry, it's only the opposite sex & boats that interst me

 

[TRH]

Re: wot\'s yours worth then ?

Hi More to the point,What will it be worth after the 1st November ?? I might have to change my tick in the box. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif

 

[PuffTheMagicDragon]

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sorry, it's only the opposite sex & boats that interst me

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Me too, though not necessarily in that order! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[Victorious]

Re: wot\'s yours worth then ?

Theres no option for... "what does it matter what its worth?"

 

[Searush]

Re: wot\'s yours worth then ?

But I have no intention of selling. What's it worth to whom?

 

[roly_voya]

Re: wot\'s yours worth then ?

Less than it would cost to replace!!!

 

[wotayottie]

Re: wot\'s yours worth then ?

absolute zero - I wrote the thing off the moment I bought it. So if it sinks and the insurance company doesnt pay out - who cares! Which is not the same as saying I dont look after it because I do.

I cannot comprehend those who borrow money to buy a boat or put into a boat an amount of money that actually matters to them. Boats are toys not investments.

 

[Danny]

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I cannot comprehend those who borrow money to buy a boat or put into a boat an amount of money that actually matters to them. Boats are toys not investments.

[/ QUOTE ]Can't agree with those sentiments. In a way I think I'm lucky to be poor enough to feel it when I spend money on anything I cherish. I think it adds to the 'value' I get from it. It certainly adds to the incentive to look after it well.

I still dream of being as rich as user "sandbanksunsets", of course...

 

[Koeketiene]

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I cannot comprehend those who borrow money to buy a boat or put into a boat an amount of money that actually matters to them. Boats are toys not investments.

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I agree - boats are not investments. I have as yet to meet the first bloke to make money out of owning a boat - if you manage to break even, you've done really well.
Don't agree about the borrowing - we borrowed to be able to buy the boat. Every penny we can set aside goes towards the refit.
We stop paying in 6 years time - that's also when I'm due to retire. At that time the boat will be all we own.

For some the boat's just a hobby, for others it's soo much more.

 

[Rabbie]

Re: wot\'s yours worth then ?

I also concur. In over 30 years and umpteen boats, I have never considered them 'worth' anything, only the value of the pleasure gained through looking after and using them. Pointless poll in my opiniopn.

 

[Chrusty1]

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[quoteI still dream of being as rich as user "sandbanksunsets", of course...

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Can't say as I do...............doesn't seem a very happy chappy does he? Still I reckon we pikies are best off as we are! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif