My Chrome backpack is the most expensive bag I've ever bought but it's worth it since the old Jansport (I think) backpack I had been using for like 6+ years was falling apart. Chrome's are built with the most durable stuff I've ever seen and it really feels like it was worth all the money.
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I've been thinking on spending a sizeable wad of cash on some decent fashion items, because I'm tired of looking like a slob.
Then again, I'm broke and if I can't figure out what to do with my hair, I probably shouldn't be thinking about plopping 100+ dollars on a blazer or something.
I definetly need some shoes, though. And some new Levi's.
Just pick up one of those credit card thingies at every store. It's plastic money, man. It ain't even real!
I've been thinking on spending a sizeable wad of cash on some decent fashion items, because I'm tired of looking like a slob.
Then again, I'm broke and if I can't figure out what to do with my hair, I probably shouldn't be thinking about plopping 100+ dollars on a blazer or something.
I definetly need some shoes, though. And some new Levi's.
Just pick up one of those credit card thingies at every store. It's plastic money, man. It ain't even real!
I hate wallets. Very uncomfortable when you gotta make a long drive or if you have to sit on a metal tractor seat all day.
then don't put it in your ass pocket
problem solved
I don't anymore, but I still wait for the day when I can get rid of it altogether.
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BroloBroseidonLord of the BroceanRegistered Userregular
edited February 2007
Actually I was kind of thinking about this today as I was doing laundry.
I spend maybe an hour a day doing the family laundry, although this isn't every day, which ends up being ~5 hours a week to do laundry for three people, and this is with the aid of a washing machine.
Back before there were laundry machines and we did this shit by hand, people apparently spent ~5 hours a week doing laundry. It took more time per shirt, but there were far less shirts to wash.
The first thing we did when we got time-saving devices like the washer/dryer was buy more crap to fill up that time.
Which makes me wonder why I really need to have more than four or five shirts total in the first place. It's enough that they'd each be clean every time I wore them, and with today's improvements in manufacturing I'm pretty sure I could find clothing that would be durable enough to last me for years.
this girl in my art class senior year of highschool would brag about how much she speant on purses and such
like, $500 purses
$200 bathing suit tops...JUST THE TOP...and another $150 for the bottom
something about "oh they are soooo cute and they are (insert brand name i didn't bother to remember)"
I didn't even know you could mix and match that shit.
I mean, obviously you can, I just didn't know that people did.
Shows what I know, I guess.
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this girl in my art class senior year of highschool would brag about how much she speant on purses and such
like, $500 purses
$200 bathing suit tops...JUST THE TOP...and another $150 for the bottom
something about "oh they are soooo cute and they are (insert brand name i didn't bother to remember)"
I didn't even know you could mix and match that shit.
I mean, obviously you can, I just didn't know that people did.
Shows what I know, I guess.
Maybe it means that they intend for the girl to go topless/bottomless?
I've been thinking on spending a sizeable wad of cash on some decent fashion items, because I'm tired of looking like a slob.
Then again, I'm broke and if I can't figure out what to do with my hair, I probably shouldn't be thinking about plopping 100+ dollars on a blazer or something.
I definetly need some shoes, though. And some new Levi's.
Just pick up one of those credit card thingies at every store. It's plastic money, man. It ain't even real!
You're a smarter man than I, Butters.
I'd be an idiot not to do it!
You can handle it. Just remember they are one time use only and not answer any phone calls you get from "Private Caller" or "Unknown" from then on. All they do is pester you for stupid shit. I don't know what the problem with those two is.
this girl in my art class senior year of highschool would brag about how much she speant on purses and such
like, $500 purses
$200 bathing suit tops...JUST THE TOP...and another $150 for the bottom
something about "oh they are soooo cute and they are (insert brand name i didn't bother to remember)"
I didn't even know you could mix and match that shit.
I mean, obviously you can, I just didn't know that people did.
Shows what I know, I guess.
Maybe it means that they intend for the girl to go topless/bottomless?
Well topless is a pretty popular style I think, so I guess that could be it.
I am thinking not, though.
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edited February 2007
Unless she's dressed formal, my girlfriend carries one of these.
Actually I was kind of thinking about this today as I was doing laundry.
I spend maybe an hour a day doing the family laundry, although this isn't every day, which ends up being ~5 hours a week to do laundry for three people, and this is with the aid of a washing machine.
Back before there were laundry machines and we did this shit by hand, people apparently spent ~5 hours a week doing laundry. It took more time per shirt, but there were far less shirts to wash.
The first thing we did when we got time-saving devices like the washer/dryer was buy more crap to fill up that time.
Which makes me wonder why I really need to have more than four or five shirts total in the first place. It's enough that they'd each be clean every time I wore them, and with today's improvements in manufacturing I'm pretty sure I could find clothing that would be durable enough to last me for years.
i spend 2 hours doing laundry every 3-4 weeks
hang up shirts for a couple days, and they are fine
unless you shit yourself regularly, pants can be reworn
my cue to do laundry is running out of boxers to wear
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BroloBroseidonLord of the BroceanRegistered Userregular
this girl in my art class senior year of highschool would brag about how much she speant on purses and such
like, $500 purses
$200 bathing suit tops...JUST THE TOP...and another $150 for the bottom
something about "oh they are soooo cute and they are (insert brand name i didn't bother to remember)"
I didn't even know you could mix and match that shit.
I mean, obviously you can, I just didn't know that people did.
Shows what I know, I guess.
Maybe it means that they intend for the girl to go topless/bottomless?
Well topless is a pretty popular style I think, so I guess that could be it.
I am thinking not, though.
well, it was like a white/blue top with a white bottom, so they went together, she just bought them separately
this girl in my art class senior year of highschool would brag about how much she speant on purses and such
like, $500 purses
$200 bathing suit tops...JUST THE TOP...and another $150 for the bottom
something about "oh they are soooo cute and they are (insert brand name i didn't bother to remember)"
I didn't even know you could mix and match that shit.
I mean, obviously you can, I just didn't know that people did.
Shows what I know, I guess.
Maybe it means that they intend for the girl to go topless/bottomless?
Well topless is a pretty popular style I think, so I guess that could be it.
I am thinking not, though.
well, it was like a white/blue top with a white bottom, so they went together, she just bought them separately
Right but this means that there have to be whole sections devoted to people who are buying a bottom without a top or a top without a bottom or what have you.
This must be very liberating for people who have had their lower torso amputated or are just a pair of legs and some hips.
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World as Mytha breezy way to annoy serious peopleRegistered Userregular
Actually I was kind of thinking about this today as I was doing laundry.
I spend maybe an hour a day doing the family laundry, although this isn't every day, which ends up being ~5 hours a week to do laundry for three people, and this is with the aid of a washing machine.
Back before there were laundry machines and we did this shit by hand, people apparently spent ~5 hours a week doing laundry. It took more time per shirt, but there were far less shirts to wash.
The first thing we did when we got time-saving devices like the washer/dryer was buy more crap to fill up that time.
Which makes me wonder why I really need to have more than four or five shirts total in the first place. It's enough that they'd each be clean every time I wore them, and with today's improvements in manufacturing I'm pretty sure I could find clothing that would be durable enough to last me for years.
i spend 2 hours doing laundry every 3-4 weeks
hang up shirts for a couple days, and they are fine
unless you shit yourself regularly, pants can be reworn
my cue to do laundry is running out of boxers to wear
My dad has like two dozen business suits, and he wears one every day. Then he comes home and changes into his "home clothes" because he doesn't want to get his suits dirty, and then throws his not-dirty suit in the wash. The particularly nice stuff goes to the cleaners, the rest I take care of. Ironing is a time-sucking whore.
And like once a year he throws out all the over-washed, slightly faded suits and buys a whole new wardrobe of suits.
Although admittedly he is a pretty well-dressed guy.
Actually I was kind of thinking about this today as I was doing laundry.
I spend maybe an hour a day doing the family laundry, although this isn't every day, which ends up being ~5 hours a week to do laundry for three people, and this is with the aid of a washing machine.
Back before there were laundry machines and we did this shit by hand, people apparently spent ~5 hours a week doing laundry. It took more time per shirt, but there were far less shirts to wash.
The first thing we did when we got time-saving devices like the washer/dryer was buy more crap to fill up that time.
Which makes me wonder why I really need to have more than four or five shirts total in the first place. It's enough that they'd each be clean every time I wore them, and with today's improvements in manufacturing I'm pretty sure I could find clothing that would be durable enough to last me for years.
What? How does buying more shirts mean more laundry? I assmue that you only wash dirty shirts; thus, your greater burden stems not from owning so many shirts, but from changing shirts, apparently, about ten times more often than was done back in the days without washing machines. This tends to lead to the conclusion that you are mildly obsessive-compulsive and, apparently, like to blame societal consumption for your problem.
On a related note, what do you call bread made by bison?
And I have a messenger bag with Strong Bad on it but that just really has all my knitting needles in it these days
and a couple of vaguely middle-eastern looking bags
and one from Nepal from when my mom went on some kind of sherpa crusade
Indiana Jones and the Sherpa Crusade
not one was spared
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World as Mytha breezy way to annoy serious peopleRegistered Userregular
edited February 2007
There's a girl I work with whose boyfriend buys her Coach bags at every possible opportunity. She has this gigantic pink one which, she has informed me, is technically a diaper bag, but she uses it as a purse and then when she has a baby she won't have to worry about buying a diaper bag
She is 19 years old and maybe also totally not functioning on a normal level
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Just pick up one of those credit card thingies at every store. It's plastic money, man. It ain't even real!
then don't put it in your ass pocket
problem solved
all buying expensives purses and performing fellatio.
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I'd be an idiot not to do it!
That's exactly what we're saying.
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I don't anymore, but I still wait for the day when I can get rid of it altogether.
I spend maybe an hour a day doing the family laundry, although this isn't every day, which ends up being ~5 hours a week to do laundry for three people, and this is with the aid of a washing machine.
Back before there were laundry machines and we did this shit by hand, people apparently spent ~5 hours a week doing laundry. It took more time per shirt, but there were far less shirts to wash.
The first thing we did when we got time-saving devices like the washer/dryer was buy more crap to fill up that time.
Which makes me wonder why I really need to have more than four or five shirts total in the first place. It's enough that they'd each be clean every time I wore them, and with today's improvements in manufacturing I'm pretty sure I could find clothing that would be durable enough to last me for years.
I didn't even know you could mix and match that shit.
I mean, obviously you can, I just didn't know that people did.
Shows what I know, I guess.
Is it a batman purse?
You have to be at least fifty to carry around a wad of bills and some loose change.
Sorry, it's the law.
So girls will like you.
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Maybe it means that they intend for the girl to go topless/bottomless?
No, it's green.
My messenger bag has the Flash logo on it though.
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You can handle it. Just remember they are one time use only and not answer any phone calls you get from "Private Caller" or "Unknown" from then on. All they do is pester you for stupid shit. I don't know what the problem with those two is.
Well topless is a pretty popular style I think, so I guess that could be it.
I am thinking not, though.
I
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
i spend 2 hours doing laundry every 3-4 weeks
hang up shirts for a couple days, and they are fine
unless you shit yourself regularly, pants can be reworn
my cue to do laundry is running out of boxers to wear
But I have lots of shirts and girls already don't like me.
Is it shaped like a lantern?
well, it was like a white/blue top with a white bottom, so they went together, she just bought them separately
No, it's shaped like a purse.
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Right but this means that there have to be whole sections devoted to people who are buying a bottom without a top or a top without a bottom or what have you.
This must be very liberating for people who have had their lower torso amputated or are just a pair of legs and some hips.
My dad has like two dozen business suits, and he wears one every day. Then he comes home and changes into his "home clothes" because he doesn't want to get his suits dirty, and then throws his not-dirty suit in the wash. The particularly nice stuff goes to the cleaners, the rest I take care of. Ironing is a time-sucking whore.
And like once a year he throws out all the over-washed, slightly faded suits and buys a whole new wardrobe of suits.
Although admittedly he is a pretty well-dressed guy.
and one with Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty because it is the best Disney movie
and I saw a girl with a Billy Idol purse and oh gosh I want that one
and a couple of vaguely middle-eastern looking bags
and one from Nepal from when my mom went on some kind of sherpa crusade
What? How does buying more shirts mean more laundry? I assmue that you only wash dirty shirts; thus, your greater burden stems not from owning so many shirts, but from changing shirts, apparently, about ten times more often than was done back in the days without washing machines. This tends to lead to the conclusion that you are mildly obsessive-compulsive and, apparently, like to blame societal consumption for your problem.
On a related note, what do you call bread made by bison?
Indiana Jones and the Sherpa Crusade
not one was spared
She is 19 years old and maybe also totally not functioning on a normal level