Year 12s: what will be the first way you research your future options? >>

What is the most money you would spend without thinking twice?

Scroll to see replies

You think you've somehow got a one up because you know my name? I really don't care. I gave you my Twitter handle in the interest of office jokes and you appreciated me alerting you to the like Brent pages.

I don't care if people know my name/who I am.

I'm not a keyboard warrior hiding behind anonymity.

Your Brent jokes were crap. How do you like them apples?

Reply 141

ZuluK

Ummmm about £50

Tbh I spend like no tomorrow. I spent 7k in 6 months on crap soooo... I'm a spendaholic 🙈🙈

Reply 142

Ethereal World

Original post by callum_law

Hahahahahaha. What difference does it make? You concluded that the person has more money than sense because they'd probably say no to £30 socks rather than "absolutely ****ing hell nah mate don't think so" to £30 socks.

Lol my reference to the sock part was slightly sarcastic. It was more the fact they said £30 which is far and above what the average TSR user is saying on this thread and it's not like they're lying in the gutter. And that, combined with what they were saying about austerity measures yesterday made complete sense that they only have that opinion because they are in a bubble and are in a position of fortune, which more often than not is simply a consequence of circumstance.

Reply 143

Ethereal World

Original post by callum_law

Your Brent jokes were crap. How do you like them apples?

Ricky Gervais didn't seem to think so.

I value his opinion more than yours.

Reply 144

callum_law

Original post by EtherealNymph22

Ricky Gervais didn't seem to think so.

I value his opinion more than yours.

Out of pity. Which is the same reason I said I liked them.

Reply 145

ByronicHero

Currently around 30 pounds, but usually more like 50.

Reply 146

Ethereal World

Original post by callum_law

Out of pity. Which is the same reason I said I liked them.

Lol I've won so I'm outta here.

Reply 147

AzimHV2

"Porsche" Aka his Nissan Micra

Reply 148

jamesthehustler

it depends last year i realised i poured £500 down in a couple of days and wasn't worried and made a decent profit on what was bought to do so some stuff was for me

£4.20

£12

Posted from TSR Mobile

Reply 151

doodle_333

I don't spend a penny without 'thinking twice', it would probably take a lot of consideration to spend more than £15-20 (i.e. I would never buy anything that expensive without it being planned) on anything other than basics like food/bills