christianbed
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Ohhh, right on, mate...I could murder a curry!My biggest treat to myself was buying a nice watch.
But my favourite luxury after a hard days work is an Indian take away and a beer
How do you treat yourself? [clean]
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christianbed
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Oh, I thought you meant you like to get pedicures (not that there's anything wrong with that). ;-)I'm not sure what's not clean about those two images?
They're definitely not dirty, so?
Duffers5000
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Last luxury item I bought for myself was a pair of ltd edition Kimi Raikonnen Tag Heuer sunglasses. Didnt need them but hey Im worth it !!
When I was a playboy every weekend was about indulging myself. Now that Im a father all you want to do is provide for others.
Good thread and Im already on ebay checking out those Omega Juicers
When I was a playboy every weekend was about indulging myself. Now that Im a father all you want to do is provide for others.
Good thread and Im already on ebay checking out those Omega Juicers
howard_hughes
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Just bought an ipad2 as a reward to myself
UrsuAke
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For me it's this:
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I'd rather spend a couple days in pow (hopefully) than get some pricy item I'll enjoy maybe 2-3 days before I get bored if it. But that's just me.
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And this:
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I'd rather spend a couple days in pow (hopefully) than get some pricy item I'll enjoy maybe 2-3 days before I get bored if it. But that's just me.
trance92071
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I love to treat myself by taking vacations, short trips, experiencing new foods. I love to eat at new restaurants and really explore the world through food
I honestly don't know a ton about video cards, my buddy went shopping with me and gave his advice on all the pieces. I don't do a lot of photoshop but my system handles CS6 no problem.
I'm using Crossfire V Republic of Gamers Motherboard, Sapphire 7970 3gb graphics card, 8 core 3.9ghz (overclocked) AMD CPU, 8gb Ripjaws X RAM, 256GB Solid State Drive. There is much more to the system like a Noctua CPU Cooler, 3 additional 2TB hard drives and whatever else. It runs like a dream
Razer Black Widow Ultimate keyboard, Razer Ouroboros mouse. 2x24" screens and the 27".
like a dream .. yeah it should be after spending $3k ... your system can handle much more ... you can start developing games with that specs..
but intel 3770k with corsair h110 water cooling is better option ... i have to move towards water cooling coz its freaking 50 degree here ... when i move out from my room .... i can feel the change in temperature ..... its like 20 degree change .. 
cricket1
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I spend most of my money on quality food (organic most of the time). I really enjoy bulk shopping in local markets. The fruit is so good there! We eat to live, you know.
Other than that, I enjoy buying new gadgets - phones, tablets, computers.
Other than that, I enjoy buying new gadgets - phones, tablets, computers.
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Pirate Monk
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I am still waiting for a treat for myself, but the plan is to buy a bicycle for myself.
christianbed
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Oh man...miss the powder...I've been living abroad for the last 6 years, but moving back in a week...thanks for reminding me to put skiing on my short list.
christianbed
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Yeah, the simple things man. Reminds me of a story: my grandmother, like many women her age, had a hobby of collecting china, which she would display proudly in an antique china closet. For all that time and effort, she never, to my knowledge, ate from the china. That has been a good reminder at times in my life to just relax, buy the nice toilet paper, have a little dessert, upgrade to a suite, etc. I think we all have a china closet mentality somewhere, and though I'm not encouraging profligacy...I'd like to think that it is ok to be good to yourself once in a while.
A feast is made for laughter, wine makes life merry, and money is the answer for everything. Ecclesiasties 10:19