How Much....................

Willy Dangle

New member

Aug 31, 2011

3,551

• Dec 23, 2013

• #1

has Christmas cost you this year?

I reckon around £2000 for me ouch. Its just spiraled out of control.

Normally between £1000 - £1500

 

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Telscombe Seagull

New member

Aug 15, 2003

139

Burgess Hill

• Dec 23, 2013

• #2

I'd guess around £750 - £1000 for us, about the same as usual sadly

 

Triggaaar

Well-known member

Oct 24, 2005

50,171

Goldstone

• Dec 23, 2013

• #3

Willy Dangle said:

has Christmas cost you this year?

I reckon around £2000 for me ouch.

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****. Had to double check that.

 

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dougdeep

New member

May 9, 2004

37,732

SUNNY SEAFORD

• Dec 23, 2013

• #4

£100. Times are hard.

 

Garage_Doors

Originally the Swankers

Jun 28, 2008

11,789

Brighton

• Dec 23, 2013

• #5

With food and presents a tad over £2000 but do have 3 teenage kids.

 

Willy Dangle

New member

Aug 31, 2011

3,551

• Dec 23, 2013

• Thread starter
• #6

Programme_Seller said:

With food and presents a tad over £2000 but do have 3 teenage kids.

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3 teenage kids are the reason for my post as they don't get no cheaper.

 

Garage_Doors

Originally the Swankers

Jun 28, 2008

11,789

Brighton

• Dec 23, 2013

• #7

Willy Dangle said:

3 teenage kids are the reason for my post as they don't get no cheaper.

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Sounds like were singing from he same song sheet

 

Worthingite

Sexy Pete... :D

Sep 16, 2011

4,959

Worthing

• Dec 23, 2013

• #8

About £60 or so. Times are incredibly hard in the Worthingite household!!!

 

EDS

Banned

Nov 11, 2012

2,040

• Dec 23, 2013

• #9

Probably about 3.5k but that is for everyone, sons, nieces, mum, sister etc. I never realised until I was wrapping exactly how much it was

 

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TrickyOne

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Dec 6, 2008

1,362

Rand the corner from the Cricketers, Saffwick

• Dec 23, 2013

• #10

Programme_Seller said:

Sounds like were singing from he same song sheet

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Can i join ya, i've got 4 plus grand daughter! However am lucky in that the Mrs sorts it all out n i cook!!

 

bn1&bn3 Albion

Well-known member

Jan 15, 2011

5,625

Portslade

• Dec 23, 2013

• #11

about £100. Benefits of having most of my family living abroad.

 

Eksman

Active member

Aug 9, 2012

1,880

On the toilet

• Dec 23, 2013

• #12

I think about 400 n presents and maybe about 200 on food so not too bad, it helped I got some backdated pay last month

 

upthealbion1970

bring on the trumpets....

NSC Patron

Jan 22, 2009

8,865

Woodingdean

• Dec 23, 2013

• #13

Far too much

 

Garage_Doors

Originally the Swankers

Jun 28, 2008

11,789

Brighton

• Dec 23, 2013

• #14

TrickyOne said:

Can i join ya, i've got 4 plus grand daughter! However am lucky in that the Mrs sorts it all out n i cook!!

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Your in!

 

banjo

GOSBTS

Oct 25, 2011

13,244

Deep south

• Dec 23, 2013

• #15

£500ish.

 

Goring-by-Seagull

Well-known member

Jan 5, 2012

1,980

• Dec 23, 2013

• #16

I'll go with about 500 on presents. But I'm dreading how much I'll be spending down the pub during my two weeks off!

 

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downham seagull

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Dec 6, 2012

1,184

Norfolk

• Dec 23, 2013

• #17

About £900 on presents but that's 4 children, 2 sides of the family( about 20 ) then there is food so about £1,200 in total which is lots of money but we save abit throughout the year

 

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robinsonsgrin

Well-known member

Mar 16, 2009

1,448

LA...wishing it was devon..

• Dec 23, 2013

• #18

abt 180 all in.. including 2 bdays.... frugal this year