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post 1478814811 01-12-2017, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted By BustaCapp
lmfaoooooooo

What a fukking cuck.

Typical "throw money at it" western attitude.

But who was sentiment?

I bet the little pussy gets down on one knee too.

Fukkin' stupid lemming.

My wife lost both her engagement ring AND wedding ring on a beach in Portugal last year.

They are replaceable, inanimate objects.

Your friend is a fukking sad, sackless twat. He needs to bin the greedy fukking bitch and you need to punch him in the throat Brad.
Obviously your wife doesn't give **** about them. Who loses their wedding rings ???
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post 1478815991 01-12-2017, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted By TrotonKat
Obviously your wife doesn't give **** about them. Who loses their wedding rings ???
You shut your fukkin' whore mouth. You know nothing.

Had to buy them all over again when we got back.

And you'll be surprised. The beach is the number one culprit for losing chit.

Tanning oil, small items, kids and sand do not mix well.
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post 1478816851 01-12-2017, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted By BustaCapp
You shut your fukkin' whore mouth. You know nothing.

Had to buy them all over again when we got back.

And you'll be surprised. The beach is the number one culprit for losing chit.

Tanning oil, small items, kids and sand do not mix well.
Did I hit a soft spot ??? LMAO
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post 1478816931 01-12-2017, 04:43 PM
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post 1478817041 01-12-2017, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted By TrotonKat
Did I hit a soft spot ??? LMAO
How much did your wedding ring cost?
post 1478817151 01-12-2017, 04:45 PM
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Originally Posted By FannySkelper
How much did your wedding ring cost?
No idea I didn't pay for it
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post 1478817551 01-12-2017, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted By TrotonKat
No idea I didn't pay for it
Id buy a 10k one for u bby
post 1478817571 01-12-2017, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted By LtGoose
I bought one once, around the 3.5k range.
Never gave it out as shortly after the relationship ended.
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post 1478818091 01-12-2017, 04:52 PM
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my wife isnt materialistic like most women. I spent under a grand on her ring.

We don't see 'rings' as a commitment to marriage and we wear QALO rings nayways now over our actual wedding rings lol. She got mad at me for even spending htat much on her ring. We like to use our money for other things. RIngs are overrated.

Buy her a 10k ring when you've been together and 30+ years.
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post 1478818291 01-12-2017, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted By jaygee15
Found a beautiful 2.5karat ring that was originally $3800on clearance for $1300 with lifetime warranty which we already had to use because one of thediamonds cracked..
I got some bad news...
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post 1478818491 01-12-2017, 04:55 PM
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^^^hahahaha repped.


Tell him whatever ring he buys get an exact replica made of cubic zirconia.

Give her original and go to jeweler with her so she knows its real then, as soon as he can, switch it with the replica and take back the other ring. That way she thinks hers is legit, nobody else really cares anyway, he saves $ and in the event of a divorce, which is highly likely at some point in the future, she can keep the ring no problem.
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post 1478818821 01-12-2017, 04:57 PM
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I remember showing my dad the ring a buddy of mine got his now wife. Made payments on it. My dad is the most alpha man I know. He flat out looked at me and laughed and said "Son, why the fuk would you spend 8k on a ring." Then he told me to justify it. Sat and waited as I stumbled over my words saying chit like "Well it shows how much you love them and they'll have it forever...uhh...."

It was at that moment I realized how pathetic men have gotten. Somehow we were brainwashed into thinking that marriage and a ring is not about a sign of unity and love, but money. Who has the biggest and the best. A ring just to show off.

My dad told me never to spend more than 2k on a ring. He said you want to at least buy quality

Brought it up to my ex and she literally was taken aback. She tried not to seem materialistic, but clearly she was not having it. Wanted rings that were minimum 5k and always talked about then upgrading in the future.

The worst thing I ever heard? Her indian friend was 23 and her bf was about 38-40 years old. He proposed to her. Bought her a 1ct diamond ring. She told him that she wanted 2ct. He was a doctor, so he went back and gave her a 2ct diamond ring.

fuk that
post 1478819161 01-12-2017, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted By DeadlyStriker
I remember showing my dad the ring a buddy of mine got his now wife. Made payments on it. My dad is the most alpha man I know. He flat out looked at me and laughed and said "Son, why the fuk would you spend 8k on a ring." Then he told me to justify it. Sat and waited as I stumbled over my words saying chit like "Well it shows how much you love them and they'll have it forever...uhh...."

It was at that moment I realized how pathetic men have gotten. Somehow we were brainwashed into thinking that marriage and a ring is not about a sign of unity and love, but money. Who has the biggest and the best. A ring just to show off.

My dad told me never to spend more than 2k on a ring. He said you want to at least buy quality

Brought it up to my ex and she literally was taken aback. She tried not to seem materialistic, but clearly she was not having it. Wanted rings that were minimum 5k and always talked about then upgrading in the future.

The worst thing I ever heard? Her indian friend was 23 and her bf was about 38-40 years old. He proposed to her. Bought her a 1k diamond ring. She told him that she wanted 2k. He was a doctor, so he went back and gave her a 2k diamond ring.

fuk that
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post 1478819261 01-12-2017, 05:01 PM
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I've been married for 18 years and I paid $350 dollars (srs) for my wife's ring. It's a sapphire though. Only cucks spend thousands on diamonds and it has absolutely NOTHING to do with how much you love her. You've been lied to by society.
post 1478829061 01-12-2017, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted By chino3
This is why I noted the importance of the cut. Emerald cut they give you the dimensions like 7.35x4.8x2.83 which is typically fairly close to 1 carat or something like that. Note the 1st 2 numbers are Length and Width. The last number is depth which you don't want a bunch of because it gets hidden once it is set in the ring. Most diamonds I was looking at the depth, or that last number, was typically around 2.9. I found one closer to 2.4 or 2.5 and the other 2 numbers were slightly larger. The density of diamonds doesn't change boyo therefore the math on figuring out the surface area is simple. Round diamonds are obviously a different story because the weight is all in that larger portion at the top therefore they should all look proportional in comparison to their weight.
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post 1478836881 01-12-2017, 07:20 PM
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Seriously considering purchasing a 1.5 ct from Tiffany & Co. with a tag of $23,600. I only plan on doing this once, why not do it right? Srs

Would hate to see the responses from you guys about purchasing a Rolex watch...
post 1478840241 01-12-2017, 07:42 PM
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Spending a lot on a ring is stupid. We got Cobalt-Chrome wedding rings. They look like Platinum but are durable enough to wear while lifting without issue.

We spent $ instead on a new house and a new truck.
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post 1478841171 01-12-2017, 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted By bugsraymond
Seriously considering purchasing a 1.5 ct from Tiffany & Co. with a tag of $23,600. I only plan on doing this once, why not do it right? Srs

Would hate to see the responses from you guys about purchasing a Rolex watch...
You can find high quality counterfeit Rolexes for $100-200.
post 1478841401 01-12-2017, 07:54 PM
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post 1478857341 01-12-2017, 10:32 PM
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ITT: brahs who are in for a surprise

If you are middle class and above your girls ring worth will be easily recognizable. As a dude you will be judged hard by her ring, fair or not.
post 1478857741 01-12-2017, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted By fabofly
ITT: brahs who are in for a surprise

If you are middle class and above your girls ring worth will be easily recognizable. As a dude you will be judged hard by her ring, fair or not.
Why dafuq do you care? Why would I care wtf some dumb broad thinks about my wifes ring. It's about the idea of being married and love.

You ever wonder why divorce rates are so high? I guarantee a big part of it is focusing more on the size and how expensive the ring and ceremony is as opposed to the actual idea of getting married.

And if I propose to a chick and she mentions the ring and the price/not good enough, I will take it back and leave her.
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Originally Posted By TrotonKat
Did I hit a soft spot ??? LMAO
Fukking yes, since the insurance welched and we had to pay for the replacements.
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7 years? You knows she's taken numerous dicks being with him.
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Originally Posted By DeadlyStriker
Why dafuq do you care?
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I'm going on Amazon and getting some Moisonite chit or some Cubic Zirconium.

Diamonds are bullchit. Fukk the DeBeers family. I will piss on their graves.

If she won't want it, then she aint worth marrying.
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I asked my mum for one of her diamond rings so I spent 0$
ayyy lmao
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reps for blue nile..got wifes engagement ring ($1000 or so) there plus the matching wedding ring was only like 300 for white gold...mine is just tungsten and from metalmasters on amazon 25$ and youd never know...they have tons of good mens rings
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To all you idiots spending thousands on a ring.

You're admitting that your relationship is weak by doing so.

What you're doing is basically putting a monetary valuation on your relationship.

Just LOL.
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Assuming I'm balling that $10k isn't going to put me debt, I'd say that's my upper tier price range. But I also would want her to buy me an expensive dress watch of similar price, or at least $5k. Can wear both on the wedding day. Srs
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If you have the $ for it without going into debt, then I don't see anything wrong. It's your money after all.

That being said, for $10k I'd spend $9k on a turbo charger for my pony and $1000 for ring. Then photoshop the invoice adding an extra 0 if she wants to know how much I bought it for.
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