What was your last “impulse buy” and was it worth it?
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
Chips...lots of chips...and no
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
I got a slushie.
It was worth it.
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
I guess it was a new camera bag. I didn't need it, but I wanted it. Turns out, having a bag with a long enough strap to go cross body makes it a lot easier to lug around my camera, a handful of lenses, and my tripod for a few hours while I walk around. Totally worth it.
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
I rearranged my PC gaming area. Got a new table (one that goes up and down) got a another Kallax to stuff all the things I had in my old table, as well as a displate and some gundams to make it look comfier. All I need is a new mousepad and I'm done.
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
A slice of cake and a coffee for desert. Yes it was worth it
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
Silksong. Definitely worth it.
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I rearranged my PC gaming area. Got a new table (one that goes up and down) got a another Kallax to stuff all the things I had in my old table, as well as a displate and some gundams to make it look comfier. All I need is a new mousepad and I'm done.
Too well thought out to be an impulse buy!
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
My son works at a motorcycle dealer. He sends me a pic of a bike they just got in. A CBR1000RR-RSP. Well after putting on my boots and asking him if it's for sale, they said they would sell it to me. The person who ordered it had to back out so if I could make it down there it was mine. I hopped on my 2001 CBR and headed to the store where I bought the bike. And to answer the question, YES it was definitely worth it. That motorcycle is the absolute hands down smoothest machine I have ever been on. It's like riding a stick of butter down a teflon pan. I still can't believe I own one as I honestly never even thought I would ever even see one in the wild.
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
Bunch of sexy sex clothes and Ben Wa balls for the wife. Worth it?
Yes.
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
A hammock chair! Totally 100% worth it
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
Stuff for my homelab. Not worth it, it's just toys for adults
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
wrote last edited by [email protected]An rog ally. Definately worth it
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
Haha. All my purchases are impulse buys!
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Fancy jar of honey from the grocery store for me. Tasted pretty good.
Hairband. It's fine
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I guess it was a new camera bag. I didn't need it, but I wanted it. Turns out, having a bag with a long enough strap to go cross body makes it a lot easier to lug around my camera, a handful of lenses, and my tripod for a few hours while I walk around. Totally worth it.
How many bags do you have now? I'll confess I'm a serial manybagger. The damned GAS FOMO gets me almost every time.
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Stuff for my homelab. Not worth it, it's just toys for adults
wrote last edited by [email protected]I did that for almost 15 years, now I'm running a company developing embedded electronics using them daily.
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Too well thought out to be an impulse buy!
If I didn't do it as an impulse, I would not have done it. I hated my set up for quite some time and I always was like: "some day but not today." For 2 years I was like next time... Until a night a few weeks ago I went to my room with a measuring tape and ordered everything I felt needed change. I started at 10pm and was done by 2 am. I had forgotten to order a new mousepad and now I'm once again in the mode: "next time I'll order it for sure."
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I did that for almost 15 years, now I'm running a company developing embedded electronics using them daily.
Hey so cool! If you would like to drop the name of your company please do
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How many bags do you have now? I'll confess I'm a serial manybagger. The damned GAS FOMO gets me almost every time.
This is the only bag I've bought. The first one came with my old camera, a basic Nikon bag. It was never meant for the gear I have, I've just been making it work.
