Impulse buys
I'm now the owner of a monster trampoline that's nearly too big for the garden. Tell us your retail disasters and triumphs.
( , Thu 21 May 2009, 11:52)
I'm now the owner of a monster trampoline that's nearly too big for the garden. Tell us your retail disasters and triumphs.
( , Thu 21 May 2009, 11:52)
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Too poor.
I'm too poor to make large impulse buys.
I did recently buy a bicycle for a few hundred quid, but my old one was broken and not worth repairing, so I needed one.
I also bought a scooter once, but I didn't have a bicycle at the time, so it was fair enough.
However, other than two wheeled transport I haven't bought many things bigger than, say, a small coffee table.
But I do have something of a tendency to buy computer parts without checking their suitability, or whether the thing I'm looking to replace is what's actually wrong with my computer in the first place.
I also hate shopping for clothes and have a dreadful habit of buying things I don't want, or that don't fit, or are just a bit shit. Things I don't return out of a terrible combination of laziness and shame at having bought it in the first place. Charity shops would do quite well out of me, if I wasn't too lazy or ashamed to take stuff there.
It's probably better than I'm too poor to buy stuff; I'm too much of a mong to have money!
( , Thu 21 May 2009, 17:13, Reply)
I'm too poor to make large impulse buys.
I did recently buy a bicycle for a few hundred quid, but my old one was broken and not worth repairing, so I needed one.
I also bought a scooter once, but I didn't have a bicycle at the time, so it was fair enough.
However, other than two wheeled transport I haven't bought many things bigger than, say, a small coffee table.
But I do have something of a tendency to buy computer parts without checking their suitability, or whether the thing I'm looking to replace is what's actually wrong with my computer in the first place.
I also hate shopping for clothes and have a dreadful habit of buying things I don't want, or that don't fit, or are just a bit shit. Things I don't return out of a terrible combination of laziness and shame at having bought it in the first place. Charity shops would do quite well out of me, if I wasn't too lazy or ashamed to take stuff there.
It's probably better than I'm too poor to buy stuff; I'm too much of a mong to have money!
( , Thu 21 May 2009, 17:13, Reply)
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