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Gucci? Ffs vava you have sunk to a new low

Dear god. Someone abort this man

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If it doesn't have a microchip or any moving parts, it's not worth over £100. Rule to live by for consumer goods

CynicalGooner wrote:If it doesn't have a microchip or any moving parts, it's not worth over £100. Rule to live by for consumer goods

Musical Instruments
Sporting equipment
Perfume and Cologne
Alcohol

Pudpop wrote:

CynicalGooner wrote:If it doesn't have a microchip or any moving parts, it's not worth over £100. Rule to live by for consumer goods

Musical Instruments
Sporting equipment
Perfume and Cologne
Alcohol

Instruments tend to have moving parts. As for the other three, no

Pudpop wrote:

CynicalGooner wrote:If it doesn't have a microchip or any moving parts, it's not worth over £100. Rule to live by for consumer goods

Musical Instruments
Sporting equipment
Perfume and Cologne
Alcohol

Furniture

Holidays

A nice pair of trainers are usually justified to. E £100+

A holiday isn't really a consumer good though is it. It's not a "thing". I'll give you furniture. Not because any of it is worth over £100, but merely because it's expensive by nature so you don't have much choice

Rockape wrote:Currently watching the Kate Bush story I’d recorded a while back. Feckin love her....such an original talent. Elton John saying she was invited to his civil partnership celebration and out of 600 people there, the only person anyone was interested in was her. Such a talent!

I did some work in her flat in the early 80s.

It was in a mansion block in the west end. Bit messy as I recall. Clothes and stuff everywhere.

Still... I wouldn’t have said no.

CynicalGooner wrote:If it doesn't have a microchip or any moving parts, it's not worth over £100. Rule to live by for consumer goods

I'd spend money on nice clothes over electronics any day.

I really don't care about technology.

Electronics are mass proudced, made in China and will always be available; designers clothes are limited pieces of art that will last forever.

Also jewelry is worth spending money on.

Designer clothes

Dear god. People will gucci and empor armani look like total bellends

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Dejan still rocking the donnay tracksuit, £19.99 from sports direct. Free cap included.

I'm still wearing clothes I got years ago. Don't give a f**k about fashion.

Dejan wrote:Designer clothes

Dear god. People will gucci and empor armani look like total bellends

Depends on what it is and what the person looks like.

Not everyone dresses like Bellerin you know.

Ach wrote:I'm still wearing clothes I got years ago.

Same

Dejan wrote:Designer clothes

Dear god. People will gucci and empor armani look like total bellends

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Why because they look better than you? sounds like sour lemons.

I wear Armani because the clothing is good fabric quality, fits my physique nicely and the whole point of dressing up a bit especially if like me you go to bars etc a lot on the weekends is to look good for the ladies.

I'm not going to turn up to a nice bar wearing Addidas trackies am I?

Dejan's advice would destroy my sex life.

............... PS if your referring to people who wear big designer logos plastered all over them then I agree, I only wear discreet stuff however, each to their own, everyone has different styles / tastes.

Trainers for me have become the main piece in terms of what I wear. I have a few OW x Nike’s (all paid at retail) and usually have independent brands or the odd Supreme/Palace/Patta

If you’re going for designer the more subtle the better, not everything designer has to be loud