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by werr » Jan 12th, '09, 09:34
Robbie wrote:As with all other "luxuries" (books, games, etc.) I follow the typical Cancerian pattern of being very frugal for months on end, and then going slightly mad for a time.
I spent roughly £100 on magic stuff around the Christmas period, and probably won't buy anything again for a few months. Could easily have spent WAY more, but thoughts of being broke managed to curb the cravings. (We've just had to spend about £300 on mobility-scooter stuff to replace what was lost by an airline.)
Maybe I sould have posted the poll in £ not in $ ?
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by werr » Jan 12th, '09, 09:36
Sorry for the doble post
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by TheStoner » Jan 12th, '09, 22:29
About £50/month so far. Sometimes you just "get the urge" and have to have something new - even if it's only a shiny new deck.
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by DenmarkKilo » Jan 13th, '09, 00:09
I've just chucked another £18 at random stuff. And some flash paper for fun. I'm just glad that the really quite understanding family bought me a mountain of stuff for the Christmas period...
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by Robbie » Jan 14th, '09, 18:05
I've just bought another couple of things. Col is beginning to get suspicious of so many books on the coffee table that he's never noticed before.
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