Three things not to mix: Broadband, cocaine and credit cards
My flatmate learnt that the hard way. He had got in a habit of coming back from a club and, twisted out of his tree, start buying things. There was lots of things he would get, most days we’d get random parcels delivered through our door. My favourite was when he pre-ordered an ipod. Yes, do you remember the days before ipods? He was offered, for a mere £30 more, to have it engraved. As a bit of a wannabe gangsta he had “cash money, high rolling” put on the back of it and ordered it.
It was only the next evening the rest of the house was disturbed by a shout of dismay from his room. Now this was quite normal, as it’d often be the next day when he’d find out what crap he’d bought the night before. This one, however, was a little bit worse. We went to see and it turned out he’d paid £300 for an ipod with “Cash money, high Rooling” on it.

Real Gangsta.

Debt? £5000 on the credit card by the end of the year…
(ab1kenobe, Tue 5 Oct 2010, 17:21, 1 reply)

Cash money, high rolling
and he maxed out his credit card instead.
(oneinthepink is at your cervix m'lady, Wed 6 Oct 2010, 10:25, closed)