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How many gentlemen on here have forgotten their anniversary?

I've got to confess; I'm just as likely to forget as he is. :oops:
Somehow these things always sneak up on me.

And with the additional time you might even get something mail order and not something from the last second stop at the feed store.
but that's how I've gotten all my Montana Silver stuff.... :D
 
Over breakfast one morning, a woman said to her husband, "I bet you don't know what day this is."
"Of course I do," he indignantly answered, going out the door on his way the office.
At 10 AM, the doorbell rang, and when the woman opens the door, she was handed a box containing a dozen long-stemmed red roses. At 1 PM, a foil-wrapped, two pound box of her favorite chocolates arrive. Later, a boutique delivered a designer dress. The woman couldn't wait for her husband to come home. "First the flowers, then the candy, and then the dress!" she exclaimed. "I've never spent a more wonderful Groundhog Day in my whole life!' :lol:
 
Mine is easy to remember since it was to wet to combine corn we decided to get married.Halloween sounded good to me but its the day after guess who won.As for birthdays hers is the day after mine so can't forget.
 
Hate to disappoint you all, but he still hasn't remembered. And it's sticking in my craw! He went to town this morning while I did chores, I helped him haul bales all afternoon, and now he's gone to visit his uncle! I think I have a really good reason to be pissed. I don't think I need to be reminding him, he doesn't seem to be too terribly preoccupied with work. Oh, and did I mention, when he went to town it was to buy himself a new truck???????
 
My wife went to Las Vegas with her mom our last anniversary she called home that night and said Happy Anniversary i REPLIED SAME TO YOU..

It was haying season so I was busy anyhow.Anniversaries and birthday's both are highly overated.My wife's family celebrates everyone's birthday They ask what I want for mine I tell them just leave me alone that's the best gift of all...
 
Well, Denny, you and my husband would get along just fine. You're both cut from the same cloth!
I'm not looking for anything, just a "Happy Anniversary" would suffice. I don't think that's alot to ask. At least I'd feel a little appreciated for busting my ash around here. If I was the hired man, I would've quit this job a looong time ago!
 
Shelly said:
Well, Denny, you and my husband would get along just fine. You're both cut from the same cloth!
I'm not looking for anything, just a "Happy Anniversary" would suffice. I don't think that's alot to ask. At least I'd feel a little appreciated for busting my ash around here. If I was the hired man, I would've quit this job a looong time ago!


Did you make him Supper my Mom made my Dad supper on their's once as he was washing up for supper she let the Dog eat it and told him he could share the Dog's house beins he shared his supper They ended up going out for Supper that time I don't think he forget's anymore.
 
Mike said:
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but that's how I've gotten all my Montana Silver stuff...
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Montana Silver is the name of a "Bull". What kind of "stuff"? :shock:

Montana Silversmith's make absolutely GORGEOUS buckles, watches, necklaces, earrings, etc!! Our first Christmas, I bought the hubby a silversmith's buckle and he returned the favor by getting me a beautiful necklace for my birthday....a cowboy cupid!!! Looks like Shelly could use something along those lines!!! :cry:
 
http://www.hascoind.com/montana_silversmiths.htm

Rather like diamonds, a girl can never have too much Montana Silver. :D (Though she shouldn't wear it all the time as some might think she's from Texas
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I liked montana silver at first. till I got a watch for Christmas, what a piece of crap. the band broke just in a short time. I took it back, cuz the lil paper that came with it says, lifetime guarantee.....well they sent it off to get fixed. Got it back, they said, "That'll be $30.00" I said HUH? it says lifetime guarantee on workmanship. Well fine print says, lifetime guarantee on workman ship of the lil japanese made watch that's attached to the band. Their bands have no guarantee whatsoever. So I paid the $30, then asked where my old band was because they had put a new one on it. They said. oh we keep that. ???? did I not pay for the band that was on it that broke? now I"m payin for a new band??? Well that sealed the deal, I won't ever buy another piece of Montana Silver ever again. It's gettin cheaper and cheaper made. Most of it's only silver plated now anyway, and in a short time that turns all kinda weird colors and flakes off. Just my two cents worth
 
Imagine the morning of your anniversary.

Wife: Wakes up, glares at the body next to her and wonders how long before the jerk notices what day it is.

Husband: I wonder what's wrong, she looks upset. Better keep my head low and avoid her as much as possible today.
 
Shelly- Waiting for the rest of the story-- Have you made him feel like a lowly heel yet?

I have a feeling he will regret this memory lapse for at least 12 months of being reminded :lol:
 
Most of it's only silver plated now anyway, and in a short time that turns all kinda weird colors and flakes off. Just my two cents worth

True, but it's some kind of clear coating over top. (Which is why it stays shiney). and yeah, that coating will flake off eventually, which in turn lets the silver tarnish/turn colors.

But I have a pair of earrings that I wore several times a week for about 6 years before the coating started to come off. So now I have to polish them occasionally with my silver cloth. I've had them for twelve years now...

And I've had my snazzy watch for four years. I've replaced the face with a cheapo from Wal-Mart when the original shattered, but I like the WalMart one better anyway. It has a light. :wink:
My band is starting to wear out though. But for my part, four years isn't too bad...
 
the_jersey_lilly_2000 said:
I liked montana silver at first. till I got a watch for Christmas, what a piece of crap. the band broke just in a short time. I took it back, cuz the lil paper that came with it says, lifetime guarantee.....well they sent it off to get fixed. Got it back, they said, "That'll be $30.00" I said HUH? it says lifetime guarantee on workmanship. Well fine print says, lifetime guarantee on workman ship of the lil japanese made watch that's attached to the band. Their bands have no guarantee whatsoever. So I paid the $30, then asked where my old band was because they had put a new one on it. They said. oh we keep that. ???? did I not pay for the band that was on it that broke? now I"m payin for a new band??? Well that sealed the deal, I won't ever buy another piece of Montana Silver ever again. It's gettin cheaper and cheaper made. Most of it's only silver plated now anyway, and in a short time that turns all kinda weird colors and flakes off. Just my two cents worth

Well, Jersey Lilly, I guess that's not the first piece of crap that came out of Montana and it likely won't be the last! :wink: :lol2: :nod:
 

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