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Most useless purchase you made?

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26 minutes ago, AvadaKedavra said:

Lenovo laptop. The computer was nice but has a very short functional life and its was gettin real slow with the years.
u need a good technician to keep it workin well with the years
now i own an ASUS and is the best computer i ever had.

I also went from Lenovo to HP (Oled model). It's pretty good so far!

2 hours ago, AvadaKedavra said:

Lenovo laptop. The computer was nice but has a very short functional life and its was gettin real slow with the years.
u need a good technician to keep it workin well with the years
now i own an ASUS and is the best computer i ever had. Like it was far more expensive but it was worth it and its so so fast still 2 years later
the only thing i dont like is the lack of storage (i like 1tb) but is really an evolution from my past laptops
The worst one i ever had was an HP-Compaq. oh my god that laptop was a disaster. The screen went all dark regularly and the charger was failing
i been thinkin about havin an apple one but i recently bought my first iphone and its so hard to manage it. so confusing the tabs and everything :rip:
the camera is amazing and the cellphone itself but the rest Capturadepantalla2025-03-27234723.thumb.

another useless purchase was a white pullover from amazon
the fabric looked real cheap and i dont know if its cause im very white skinned but the pullover doesnt suit me at all :emofish: stands out too much
i can pull black-grey-rose red-orange-green really well but white-blue is a hard color to match 4 me


and the best purchase i ever had was my external hard drive cause i always have peace of mind of havin all my data there even one day my laptop gets corrupted.

oh and from my family the best purchase is a 70 inch tv. once u go big u dont go back. so good to watch videos in the living room in a large tv :gaycat4:
now when i watch tv from small TV's i get bored. Im definitely a maximalist

Omg yes, before my Macbook I always had these huge, bulky, cheap laptops that would sound like an airplane after a few months and would die after a couple of years. They would get super slow and needed to be plugged to a charger all the time :skull: Then I got a Macbook Air and it lasted for 10(!!) years and I only switched it out because I wanted a Pro for Photoshop, InDesign, etc., but it was still working fine. Definitely worth the money.

Definitely an iPad. In between my phone and laptop, I had no actual use for it. I could have, maybe, justified the purchase if I traveled a lot—but I don't. It just sat there collecting dust for months until I finally just sold it. I didn't use it whenever I had it, and I haven't at all missed it. I was just wanting the shiny new device.

 

Another thing was an assortment of facial cleansers and moisturizers. I was just feeling too good that day, to where those people in the mall booth definitely was able to pull one over on me. Not my proudest moment for how much I ended up spending. :gaycat7:

I tend to buy lots of books but never read most of them :gaycat7:. I just love the feeling of going to a bookstore and purchasing them.

 

 

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