stonerblue
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No it isn't. Can't recall one post you describe
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Wasting money on expensive items
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DrBlueBob
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I'm thinking chino shorts, no socks, polo shirt (pink), jumper draped across my shoulders.Buy some of those Gucci x Adidas shoes for days where you need to be in the office until 5 and have football at ten past?
£785 and they’re yours.
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DrBlueBob
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“The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten”Do you really waste money on expensive items, surely money is wasted on cheap items.....
Bigg Bigg Blue
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When you do bring your wallet with you, it's always emptyWhat this thread has highlighted is how bullies work. Attacking individual posters as a team effort. So I forgot my wallet, it was only one season, ok may be 2.
And this is a perfect example of what I mean. Now all the other posters can see the bullying I face.When you do bring your wallet with you, it's always empty
Anyway it wasn't empty. There were some Green Shield Stamps in it.
BimboBob
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What? I'm going to stand up for Misty for once. The bullying needs to stop mate.When you do bring your wallet with you, it's always empty
There was a moth in his wallet.
Bigg Bigg Blue
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Maybe, but there was nothing for it to eatWhat? I'm going to stand up for Misty for once. The bullying needs to stop mate.
There was a moth in his wallet.
What a ridiculous post. If you earn £20k a year you can buy a £50k watch in only two and a half years. Do the math.If you earn 20 grand a year, you won't be buying a £50k watch, but if you earn 20 million a year then £50k is such a small fraction of your income that you just might (if you've run out of other things to buy). The watch industry knows this and is happy to cater for both ends of the market. That, for instance, is why the high end Swiss watch manufacturers launched the Swatch brand in the 80s so that they didn't lose out on the former group.
metalblue
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What a ridiculous post. If you earn £20k a year you can buy a £50k watch in only two and a half years. Do the math.
Did you actually read the post?