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One Thing you bought - Phobia_ - Mar 13, 2026
Hi there,
What’s one thing you bought that was your best purchase ever that you have absolutely no regrets of buying?
Mine was probably computer science class it was what springs to mind the most.
RE: One Thing you bought - Rahul007rhp - Mar 13, 2026
I bought a high end laptop years back , i barely had saving & bought it. Played so many cool games on it & have no regrets
RE: One Thing you bought - Cowboy9301 - Mar 13, 2026
Air Fryer hands down. We do be air fryin' out here.
RE: One Thing you bought - Phobia_ - Mar 13, 2026
(Mar 13, 2026 09:07 AM)Rahul007rhp Wrote: I bought a high end laptop years back , i barely had saving & bought it. Played so many cool games on it & have no regrets
I bought an Alienware recently those things are like tanks they never die lol
RE: One Thing you bought - Cowboy9301 - Mar 13, 2026
(Mar 13, 2026 11:54 AM)Phobia_ Wrote: I bought an Alienware recently those things are like tanks they never die lol
They better be tanks for the price they sell them at.
RE: One Thing you bought - Phobia_ - Mar 13, 2026
(Mar 13, 2026 12:44 PM)Cowboy9301 Wrote: They better be tanks for the price they sell them at.
That’s true they are expensive but definitely worth the money
RE: One Thing you bought - Μinimalist - Mar 13, 2026
My MacBook Pro. I love it. It was very very expensive but it’s a tool for my work.
RE: One Thing you bought - Phobia_ - Mar 14, 2026
(Mar 13, 2026 05:02 PM)MMDesigns Wrote: My MacBook Pro. I love it. It was very very expensive but it’s a tool for my work.
Sounds good, I used to have a MacBook myself despite the high price Apple is generally solid.
RE: One Thing you bought - ByteMe - Mar 15, 2026
I bought a Jordan which was out my budget but still love it without regret.
RE: One Thing you bought - BabyVendetta - Mar 25, 2026
Probably the computer i'm using now
RE: One Thing you bought - The Pact - Mar 25, 2026
Probably my house? So that I don't have asshole landlords or flatmates kicking me out every six months.
RE: One Thing you bought - Mercury - Mar 25, 2026
(Mar 25, 2026 07:34 AM)The Pact Wrote: Probably my house? So that I don't have asshole landlords or flatmates kicking me out every six months.
Right there with you on that one. I bought back in 2021 just before the bubble REALLY burst. Best financial decision of my life.
RE: One Thing you bought - The Pact - Mar 25, 2026
(Mar 25, 2026 07:32 PM)Mercury Wrote: Right there with you on that one. I bought back in 2021 just before the bubble REALLY burst. Best financial decision of my life.
I bought it in 2005.
They say it's not an asset because you have to maintain it, but the lack of stress from being told to move out because landlord wants to renovate or sell or whatever ...plus increase in costs renting and buying.....definitely was very sensible of me.
My sister waited and ended up buying a one bedroom shoebox years down the line while I bought a three beddie with decent sized garden.
RE: One Thing you bought - Artifact - Mar 26, 2026
A car, Volkswagen Golf 2 to be specific