Advice please from the more experienced please!

[Dodge]

Well 18 years ago today I married my lovely wife - just one question though - When will I get time off for good behaviour?? :mrgreen: (hammer)

 

[stevebuk]

when you show some good behaviour of course, congrats mate..

 

[Chrispy]

Are you showing remorse for your actions? I belive you need to apply for parole.
Me, I'm only just coming up to the first 10 years.

 

[Charlie Woody]

Congratulations Dodge!

I don't think they give time off for good behaviour these days ........ we'll be married 24 years in September and I'm still doing my time :lol: :wink:

PS Good to see you back online and hope you are feeling much better.

 

[CHJ]

Well 18 years ago today I married my lovely wife - just one question though - When will I get time off for good behaviour?? :mrgreen: (hammer)

Still a probationer then, :lol: apprenticeship ends about 36 years, being tolerated comes at about 45 and you get to believe you are boss on occasions some time after 50+ yrs. mind you that could just be wishful thinking or senility. :duno:

 

[Frank S]

My apprenticeship finishes in October as it will be our 36th anniversary.Not bad for second time round for both of us.

 

[Dodge]

Hmmm, so the general opinion is that I have to show remorse for my actions - Well I have no regrets in having married Sarah so I cannot do that, and one of her favourite comments is "behave" if I make a rude comment when we are out with friends.

Therefore parole looks like its out of the question - LIFE it is :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Grahamshed]

Dodge.... Your second post smacks very much of 'Damn, she might read this' Be careful she doesn't give you to much time off

 

[CHJ]

Dodge.... Your second post smacks very much of 'Damn, she might read this' Be careful she doesn't give you to much time off

He's obviously learning. :lol:

 

[Newbie_Neil]

Congratulations Dodge and the long suffering Mrs Dodge. :lol:

Neil

 

[Jonzjob]

Congrats from me too.

Earlier this year we had our 4th anniversary, married 16 years, but if you count 11 years on the one before that and 8 on the one before that it gives me 35 years in all :shock: :shock:

 

[RogerS]

Well over 30 years here.... :shock:

 

[woodbloke]

Well over 30 years here.... :shock:

...and here. But more importantly, where the hell did all the years go?..and how come they went by so fast? - Rob

 

[Dodge]

Yes I will agree with that - and I hear that the older you get the quicker time goes by!

 

[CHJ]

-- and I hear that the older you get the quicker time goes by!

You ain't kidding, just can't believe that work days seemed so long on occasions when there isn't hardly time to grab an extra cup of coffee some days.

 

[whiskywill]

Earlier this year we had our 4th anniversary, married 16 years,

Were you married on February 29th?

 

[Jonzjob]

That's the one That way we have a kneez up 3 years on the 28th and the 1st so we don't miss it and on the 4th, well, that's a goodie :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

 

[devonwoody]

Congratulations Dodge.

BTW anyone here beat 57 years?

 

[Dodge]

Congratulations Dodge.

BTW anyone here beat 57 years?

I will let you know in another 39 years :mrgreen: :mrgreen: