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AirbladeOrange
United States2573 Posts
On June 03 2013 08:30 Chairman Ray wrote: ![[image loading]](http://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/arkham-horror-intro.jpg) Already over 200 hours of entertainment for 4 people. What's that? Looks interesting. The best money I have ever spent has definitely been money invested in experiences I have been able to share with others. Like gas money or a plan ticket or something like that. | ||
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Deranes
Germany75 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/owdOwwJ.jpg) 5$ for the Binding of Isaac. Became my new favorite Game of all time. The decisionmaking where you have to make sacrifices. How much experience you have to gather to understand all mechanics, items and enemies. And the almost infinite replay-value is just awesome. Three digits will have to be my computer chair i bought 4 years ago . Have to spend a lot of time infront of the computer for school and this chair fixed the back problems I had before i got it. | ||
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Blargh
United States2103 Posts
Though, I personally have never low-balled a Humble Bundle before. | ||
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darklordjac
Canada2231 Posts
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-VapidSlug-
United States108 Posts
Best < $20 spent: Azithromycin to clear up the chlamydia | ||
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corumjhaelen
France6884 Posts
I must have spent 50+ hours only on this first volume, and I'd reread it with pleasure. All the following ones deserve to be mentionned too ! Broodwar is a good answer too^^ | ||
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
On June 04 2013 02:21 -VapidSlug- wrote: Best two digit number: Plan B for the sigh of relief after convincing the religious girl that it isn't abortion Best < $20 spent: Azithromycin to clear up the chlamydia If she gave you chlamydia I doubt she was very religious. | ||
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Thieving Magpie
United States6752 Posts
On June 04 2013 02:36 PassiveAce wrote: If she gave you chlamydia I doubt she was very religious. Depends which "religious" she is. Shakers believe in celibacy. Quiver Families believe in have 10 or more children as a good starting point for a family Having sex =/= not religious. | ||
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Cook
France130 Posts
On June 03 2013 12:16 AirbladeOrange wrote: What's that? Looks interesting. The best money I have ever spent has definitely been money invested in experiences I have been able to share with others. Like gas money or a plan ticket or something like that. It's Arkham Horror, a board game in Ktulu Mythos universe. It's really amazing since it's an almost fully cooperative game. If you like Lovecraft and evening long games... It's definitively for you. On topic: I was recently wondering which were the items i'd be really sad to lose in case of a fire.... 1) The best amount below 15 € / 20 USD you've ever spent. Hm... I can't decide between 2 books. Heard about them on a random blog and decided to buy them. Both of them were amazing read and costed Gagner la guerre - Jean Philippe Jaworski : an amazing swashbuckler/fantasy novel. Ludicrously well written. It's the best fantasy book i've ever read. La Horde du Contrevent - Alain Damasio : Scifi novel 2) The best two digit amount you've ever spent Ecology, community and lifestyle by Arne Naess. Got this book by curiosity after reading a James Lovelock one and was a great answer to some inner questions. 3) The best three digit amount you've ever spent. I'd go for my acoustic Guild guitar. I don't know if it was a good deal, but after checking guitars for 2 hours on the store, i've made my choice. I still didn't regret it since it's a hell of a good guitar and had a lot of memories attached to it. | ||
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
On June 04 2013 03:20 Thieving Magpie wrote: Depends which "religious" she is. Shakers believe in celibacy. Quiver Families believe in have 10 or more children as a good starting point for a family Having sex =/= not religious. having multiple partners and not being married is usually frowned upon by abrahamic religions. Not that I give a rats ass. | ||
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Holdenintherye
Canada1441 Posts
If you go more than 5 times, it's already paid itself off. I've been there about a dozen times now. Also 10% off from the gift shop and restaurant. And free passes to guest talks and premieres. | ||
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Thieving Magpie
United States6752 Posts
On June 04 2013 05:22 PassiveAce wrote: having multiple partners and not being married is usually frowned upon by abrahamic religions. Not that I give a rats ass. True--but it is also true in Christian sects of the faith there is an extreme emphasis on forgiveness through "forgetting" "ignoring" "washing clean" one's past through metaphorical (or literal, depending which sect) rebirths [Usually through baptism] So while yes, they don't condone premarital sex, they also heavily condone the "woops, my bad, I'll be good now" practice of washing one's self of one's past. Ie--she could be a slut and then become "saved" by the Jesus and now is "pure again" thereby being able to both be overly religious as well as giving you chlamydia. This is different from, say, Jewish tradition where they see themselves as the "people" of God and hence to practice being religious is more about being closer to the culture and lives of your fellow Jews more-so than it is the individual journey of faith that protestant beliefs stick to. In Catholicism, you can kill someone, go to confession, then go to heaven. So long as you "mean it" when you say sorry to the priest. Hence, you can be a slut for 10-15 years straight--then go to confession, say sorry, mean it, and you're now on the right path towards sainthood (and you'd still give your partner chlamydia) | ||
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Iplaythings
Denmark9110 Posts
and then condoms and then rebuying sc:bw when the disc broke (I think I have like 5 wc3 copies and 3 sc copies total lol, lan experiences ftw). wc3 battle.net was sooo epic | ||
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MountainDewJunkie
United States10344 Posts
You guys need help | ||
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Surili
United Kingdom1141 Posts
On June 03 2013 01:10 intrigue wrote: 20 ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/3gAGkFC.jpg) I (like many) bought about 10 copies of BW over the years, as the cd key got worn off the case/lost/broken. | ||
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docvoc
United States5491 Posts
On June 04 2013 02:30 corumjhaelen wrote: I must have spent 50+ hours only on this first volume, and I'd reread it with pleasure. All the following ones deserve to be mentionned too ! Broodwar is a good answer too^^ In search of lost time  . That is book one right? I'd have to say that my best triple digit splurge was my WASDkeyboard, which I love . I got a semi-custom and its been amazing since I got it, though I might change that after I get a longboard for college. I've wanted the Tan Tien for what seems like four years now lol. | ||
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-VapidSlug-
United States108 Posts
On June 04 2013 02:36 PassiveAce wrote: If she gave you chlamydia I doubt she was very religious. i found that out a little late and never really understood the promiscuity combined with pro-life and christian fanaticism. at any rate, i forgot to add my best 3 digit purchase was a Das Keyboard. love it. | ||
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sva
United States747 Posts
I would also say almost all humble bundles. | ||
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AirbladeOrange
United States2573 Posts
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zuqbu
Germany797 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/J34AG0Q.jpg) never have i been so happy with a pet: she's the most honest, cutest and cuddly motherfucking predator i ever had: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/zuU8A38.jpg) if i was into eating mice and birds she would have repaid the fee by now easily. | ||
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