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RaiderH8r 03-09-2010 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Gonzo (Post 6588132)
My in-laws are awesome, especially dad. He raised 4 kids with a very poor income and they all turned out well.
My mother in law is a card. She's a sweetheart but there was an "incident" on my 21st b-day...

Mom likes to drink a bit, all of us were down in the family room and the clock struck midnight. Next thing I know, I have moms bare DD tits right in my face.
I've yet to recover, perhaps I should make a prayer request thread.
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CosmicPal 03-09-2010 01:35 PM

Well, as of this past November, I am no longer on speaking terms with my brother's wife.

It's a long story, but the fact of the matter is, she is a self-driven, egotistical woman who is all money and social status. She and my brother do very well for they both work hard and play hard. I'd admired her up until November when I told my mother I was coming home for XMAS.

My sister-in-law heard about me going home for XMAS and said that I was expected to pay rent and utilities for the 3 weeks I planned on staying in KC.

Needless to say, I told her to go ***** herself and that I'm visiting my mom for the holidays and that I would pitch in for food and beverages as I always did in the past. But to pay for utilities and give my mother rent was out of the question- I'm visiting my own home, the home I grew up in- not a ****ing hotel.

Anyway, that was the last time I've ever heard from her. She called me all sorts of names, said I was the loser in the family, and that I would never amount to much of anything, and pretty much ripped me apart worse than any enemy could do.

This same beetch has had her bouts with my sister and my step-mother as well. The bottom line is that she has no respect for anyone but herself. And as far as I'm concerned, she can go ***** herself. I would never say the things she's said to me and my sister.

She owes me an enormous apology and I will never get that apology. Because of that, I will no longer speak with her. It's sad to see how corrupt a person can become when money gives them an inflated sense of power.

Donger 03-09-2010 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by CosmicPal (Post 6589601)
Well, as of this past November, I am no longer on speaking terms with my brother's wife.

It's a long story, but the fact of the matter is, she is a self-driven, egotistical woman who is all money and social status. She and my brother do very well for they both work hard and play hard. I'd admired her up until November when I told my mother I was coming home for XMAS.

My sister-in-law heard about me going home for XMAS and said that I was expected to pay rent and utilities for the 3 weeks I planned on staying in KC.

Needless to say, I told her to go ***** herself and that I'm visiting my mom for the holidays and that I would pitch in for food and beverages as I always did in the past. But to pay for utilities and give my mother rent was out of the question- I'm visiting my own home, the home I grew up in- not a ****ing hotel.

Anyway, that was the last time I've ever heard from her. She called me all sorts of names, said I was the loser in the family, and that I would never amount to much of anything, and pretty much ripped me apart worse than any enemy could do.

This same beetch has had her bouts with my sister and my step-mother as well. The bottom line is that she has no respect for anyone but herself. And as far as I'm concerned, she can go ***** herself. I would never say the things she's said to me and my sister.

She owes me an enormous apology and I will never get that apology. Because of that, I will no longer speak with her. It's sad to see how corrupt a person can become when money gives them an inflated sense of power.

Yeah, but is she hot?

In all seriousness though, it sounds like you should take it up with your mother. Or is your mother fine with her doing this?

raybec 4 03-09-2010 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by CosmicPal (Post 6589601)
Well, as of this past November, I am no longer on speaking terms with my brother's wife.

It's a long story, but the fact of the matter is, she is a self-driven, egotistical woman who is all money and social status. She and my brother do very well for they both work hard and play hard. I'd admired her up until November when I told my mother I was coming home for XMAS.

My sister-in-law heard about me going home for XMAS and said that I was expected to pay rent and utilities for the 3 weeks I planned on staying in KC.

Needless to say, I told her to go ***** herself and that I'm visiting my mom for the holidays and that I would pitch in for food and beverages as I always did in the past. But to pay for utilities and give my mother rent was out of the question- I'm visiting my own home, the home I grew up in- not a ****ing hotel.

Anyway, that was the last time I've ever heard from her. She called me all sorts of names, said I was the loser in the family, and that I would never amount to much of anything, and pretty much ripped me apart worse than any enemy could do.

This same beetch has had her bouts with my sister and my step-mother as well. The bottom line is that she has no respect for anyone but herself. And as far as I'm concerned, she can go ***** herself. I would never say the things she's said to me and my sister.

She owes me an enormous apology and I will never get that apology. Because of that, I will no longer speak with her. It's sad to see how corrupt a person can become when money gives them an inflated sense of power.

Does your brother know she's a ****?

CosmicPal 03-09-2010 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Donger (Post 6589617)
Yeah, but is she hot?

She is, indeed.

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In all seriousness though, it sounds like you should take it up with your mother. Or is your mother fine with her doing this?
I did. I called my mother before I went home for the holidays and told her what my sister-in-law said, and she said to ignore her and that I was always welcome to come home.

Apparently, my sister-in-law is now handling my mother's finances and leasing out the family lake house and everything. But the fact is, she treated me like an outsider rather than a family member.

The Franchise 03-09-2010 01:46 PM

Does she look like your avatar?

CosmicPal 03-09-2010 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by raybec 4 (Post 6589619)
Does your brother know she's a ****?

He does. But when you have a hot wife and a big house you don't argue.

CosmicPal 03-09-2010 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Pestilence (Post 6589634)
Does she look like your avatar?

In this case, avatar better. :D

Baby Lee 03-09-2010 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Brock (Post 6589426)
Took my wife's wedding ring off of her body at the funeral. I wasn't sure about the etiquette of that move.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/07/wo...ia/07shoe.html

MOhillbilly 03-09-2010 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by CosmicPal (Post 6589655)
He does. But when you have a hot wife and a big house you don't argue.

Thats right you dont argue. You wait till the time is right and babyoil the tub.
Sorry sec.:)

MichaelH 03-09-2010 04:02 PM

My in-laws have done several things to my wife and I but two things stand out.

The first is when we got married. My wife and I lived together for about 1 1/2 years before we got married. Her parents never said much about it other than the occasional living in sin jabs. The time came to plan the wedding and my mother in law threw a FREAKING fit because we weren't getting married in her church, a Catholic church. My wife didn't want to get married in it and since I am a Protestant, I was all for not getting married in a Catholic church. About 2 weeks before the wedding and reception, the in laws announce that since we weren't getting married in their church, they weren't going to pay for anything including the reception. Fortunately I had already planned on it and save enough away for everything. I was a volunteer fireman and we had a great reception at the fire hall. That was over 14 years ago and I still get mad about that one.

The second one was when my wife's grandfather died. My wife has two sisters and her parents split up the sale of his house three ways, each girl getting an equal third. We decided to buy it to keep it in the family about a year later after it sat vacant and the two sisters didn't do dick with it. We paid off the sisters their 1/3 share each. We lived there for several years and I did several remodels to it. When we sold it, it was worth more then we bought it. My father in law wanted the other 2 daughters to get their share of the profit. They did nothing, absolutely nothing to earn one red cent. My wife and I fought about it for weeks. She insisted we pay them to keep the peace. I've regretted it ever since.

I no longer trust my in laws and only smile to be nice for my wife and children's sake. Fortuantely we live 12 hours away from them so I only have to see them about twice a year.

patteeu 03-09-2010 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by MichaelH (Post 6589981)
My in-laws have done several things to my wife and I but two things stand out.

The first is when we got married. My wife and I lived together for about 1 1/2 years before we got married. Her parents never said much about it other than the occasional living in sin jabs. The time came to plan the wedding and my mother in law threw a FREAKING fit because we weren't getting married in her church, a Catholic church. My wife didn't want to get married in it and since I am a Protestant, I was all for not getting married in a Catholic church. About 2 weeks before the wedding and reception, the in laws announce that since we weren't getting married in their church, they weren't going to pay for anything including the reception. Fortunately I had already planned on it and save enough away for everything. I was a volunteer fireman and we had a great reception at the fire hall. That was over 14 years ago and I still get mad about that one.

The second one was when my wife's grandfather died. My wife has two sisters and her parents split up the sale of his house three ways, each girl getting an equal third. We decided to buy it to keep it in the family about a year later after it sat vacant and the two sisters didn't do dick with it. We paid off the sisters their 1/3 share each. We lived there for several years and I did several remodels to it. When we sold it, it was worth more then we bought it. My father in law wanted the other 2 daughters to get their share of the profit. They did nothing, absolutely nothing to earn one red cent. My wife and I fought about it for weeks. She insisted we pay them to keep the peace. I've regretted it ever since.

I no longer trust my in laws and only smile to be nice for my wife and children's sake. Fortuantely we live 12 hours away from them so I only have to see them about twice a year.

The first one doesn't seem so bad to me, but the second one is pretty messed up.

MichaelH 03-09-2010 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by patteeu (Post 6590016)
The first one doesn't seem so bad to me, but the second one is pretty messed up.

The first one is messed up if you knew them. I didn't mind that they wouldn't pay, I was mad that they brought it up 2 weeks before the ceremony. If they had gotten their way, I would have had to convert to that religion and act just like she wants, no way.

wutamess 03-09-2010 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by MichaelH (Post 6589981)
My in-laws have done several things to my wife and I but two things stand out.

The first is when we got married. My wife and I lived together for about 1 1/2 years before we got married. Her parents never said much about it other than the occasional living in sin jabs. The time came to plan the wedding and my mother in law threw a FREAKING fit because we weren't getting married in her church, a Catholic church. My wife didn't want to get married in it and since I am a Protestant, I was all for not getting married in a Catholic church. About 2 weeks before the wedding and reception, the in laws announce that since we weren't getting married in their church, they weren't going to pay for anything including the reception. Fortunately I had already planned on it and save enough away for everything. I was a volunteer fireman and we had a great reception at the fire hall. That was over 14 years ago and I still get mad about that one.

The second one was when my wife's grandfather died. My wife has two sisters and her parents split up the sale of his house three ways, each girl getting an equal third. We decided to buy it to keep it in the family about a year later after it sat vacant and the two sisters didn't do dick with it. We paid off the sisters their 1/3 share each. We lived there for several years and I did several remodels to it. When we sold it, it was worth more then we bought it. My father in law wanted the other 2 daughters to get their share of the profit. They did nothing, absolutely nothing to earn one red cent. My wife and I fought about it for weeks. She insisted we pay them to keep the peace. I've regretted it ever since.

I no longer trust my in laws and only smile to be nice for my wife and children's sake. Fortuantely we live 12 hours away from them so I only have to see them about twice a year.

Hmmm... that's similar to my MnL... To top off the email she sent me... here's what pisses me off and keep me at a distance with her...

Year 2000: gf/fiance and I just graduated from college and we're living in West lafayette, IN while she pursues her grad degree @ Purdue (They paid her to attend).

So we have no bills or whatever, so I'm pissed my gf/fiance is taking out a student loan. FOR WHAT?!? Come to find out... this b!@tch had her daughter take out a student loan so she can catch up on her house payments, etc. (that's the story my wife tells me) and help her sister out.

Now mind you, we've JUST graduated from college and are dirt poor (with child). So you'd think mother would pay back the $8500 loan right? You already know the ending to that story.

Second thing she did was something recently, My wife had a '95 VW Jetta that was paid for. MnL convinces wife to sell it to her brother and his dad and MnL will both pay $600. Think we ever saw any part of that $600?

I'll never trust that woman as long as I live. Wife finally has gotten to see her for what she is. It takes a while to realize it but family will screw you over more than friends.

patteeu 03-09-2010 05:25 PM

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Originally Posted by MichaelH (Post 6590041)
The first one is messed up if you knew them. I didn't mind that they wouldn't pay, I was mad that they brought it up 2 weeks before the ceremony. If they had gotten their way, I would have had to convert to that religion and act just like she wants, no way.

Yeah, not knowing the details, I'm certainly in no position to judge anyone involved. It doesn't surprise me that as Catholics they wanted their daughter to get married in the church and raise her kids Catholic. It's a part of their religion and to do otherwise is a rejection of that religion. I don't blame them for not wanting to pay for what amounts to a non-marriage in the eyes of their Church, but of course some ways of dealing with that are better than others. Based on your reaction, I'd say they didn't find the best way.

I'm sure my parents were disappointed that my wife and I weren't married in a Catholic Church, but they attended and wished us well anyway. Years later, when my wife decided to convert to Catholicism and we started going to church again for her and the kids (I'm not really a believer, but I think it's good for the kids to get started that way), we went through a Catholic marriage ceremony and my parents, especially my mother, were happy about it.


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