Post: #1

What have you guys been buying online lately?

I just bought:

1. A green laser pointer
2. Pair of Doc Marten boots for $50
3. USB to serial adapter
4. Wireless mouse for $5
5. Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Leave in Conditioner
6. USB hard drives 500GB for softmodding Wiis
7. Megadeth Guitar Tab book
8. Replacement laptop battery for a netbook I'm fixing

Post: #2

bitcoins

Post: #3

I have been buying a lot of unnecessary shit too.

1. 9 millimeter ammunition (wherever I can find it)
2. NES games such as Fester's Quest, SMB 3, and Tetris.
3. Old dreamcast shit, VMUs and random peripherals.
4. Lumber for household projects.
5. Guitar case.
6. New non-shitty lunchbox.
7. Lots of AA batteries.
8. NES

Post: #4

Books, shampoo, new jeans.

All from Amazon.

Amazon - keeping me from needing to leave the house for anything but food.

Post: #5

Clothes, accessories, language tutorials, cologne.

Post: #6

Plane tickets. Lots and lots of plane tickets.

Post: #7

(11-24-2013 04:53 PM)runsonmagic Wrote:  Books, shampoo, new jeans.

All from Amazon.

Amazon - keeping me from needing to leave the house for anything but food.

I've been buying food on amazon too! Try it and it is less expensive considering you dont have to drive anywhere nor pay taxes.

Post: #8

71 mustang Mach 1 parts. All on eBay so easy and cheaper than the same vendors price on The website.. Can you believe a new old stock steering wheel is 3800 dollars for this crapbox?

Post: #9

Just did something I told myself I'd never do - bought a kindle.

Also two more pairs of these work boots which are awesome if anyone is looking for work boots.

All from Amazon and I agree - Amazon is great.

Post: #10

Skateboard decks, reissue
Books
T-shirts
Ties
Cooking equipment

Post: #11

(11-24-2013 05:21 PM)el mechanico Wrote:  71 mustang Mach 1 parts. All on eBay so easy and cheaper than the same vendors price on The website.. Can you believe a new old stock steering wheel is 3800 dollars for this crapbox?

Whenever I see any OEM parts or accessories for collectible cars for cheap I buy them. I found a large box at a yard sale full of old Porsche and VW badges, and a few boxes of unused OEM VW semaphores. The woman's husband had died years back and she was finally cleaning everything out. I bought all of it for $5.

Post: #12

(11-24-2013 05:29 PM)Sawyer Wrote:  Just did something I told myself I'd never do - bought a kindle.

Also two more pairs of these work boots which are awesome if anyone is looking for work boots.

All from Amazon and I agree - Amazon is great.

I bought these boots. Great fit. Nice thick leather and the sole is not bulky like most boots so I can drive my stick shift car while wearing them. Took like 2 weeks to break them in but now they're comfortable.

Dr. Martens Men's Tobias Boot,Black Greasy Lamper,11 UK/12 M US
http://amzn.com/B005M8WI1Y

Post: #13

Plane tickets, rented an apartment, paid for hosting and some ads.

Post: #14

house shoes, hat, mug.

Post: #15

Obscure NBA jerseys.

Post: #16

sterons

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mail order brides

Post: #18

Hair products, classes, plane ticks, visas, textbooks, gift certs, "pipelining" memberships

Post: #19

replacement Lamborghini taillight bulbs.
OVO t-shirts.

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Nootropics, AAS, shoes, pocket squares, and face creams.

Post: #21

Bunches of BMW parts
hosting
domains
will be paying to get some work done through fiverr or elance
several books
netflix
all seasons of Breaking Bad, Mad Men and Californication through amazon video

Post: #22

Just did all my Christmas shopping. Lots of gifts for family.

Post: #23

-a few dress shirts from Charles Tyrwhitt m.They are reasonable quality/value and I like the brass collar straighteners that come with them

- a bunch of toiletries from drugstore.com

- some things from a website which sells nice, wooden toys made in Germany (for my younger kid)

- spices from Penzeys

- tickets for a Queens of the Stone Age concert

I miss living in New York and having groceries delivered from FreshDirect. I'm going to have to look into the food on amazon.

Post: #24

Not wanting to hi-Jack the thread but I'm looking to buy a new rucksack online. My previous bag was a targus that I loved and lasted many years. Has anyone bought a bag recently they'd recommend? I'm very minimalist so a catch all bag for every day and possibly carry on luggage would be ideal.

Cheers for any suggestions. Actually a thread for red pill product reviews and recommendations could be a good idea.

Post: #25

(11-25-2013 04:26 PM)Statsi Wrote:  Not wanting to hi-Jack the thread but I'm looking to buy a new rucksack online. My previous bag was a targus that I loved and lasted many years. Has anyone bought a bag recently they'd recommend? I'm very minimalist so a catch all bag for every day and possibly carry on luggage would be ideal.

Cheers for any suggestions. Actually a thread for red pill product reviews and recommendations could be a good idea.

Haven't seen one in person but this looks like a very well thought out bag : http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mina...r-and-more