WTB: Gucci Murse

[crazydog]

the kind that goes accross the chest. fake or real is fine.

[DefJef]

but why?

[yoko*]

Because he is a manly man.

[Phrenetic]

HE SAW A BUNCH OF KIDS WEARING AT A RAVE NO HE WANTS TO BE A FOLLOWER

be original

[galaxie]

LOL I have a really good fake one, $50 it's yours!

[SWIFTBEATS]

the only thing funnier then people who sell their clothes is people who buy them....

[mikey]

That shit's played out. The gucci murse was an accessory for spring/summer 06.

I gave mine to the wifey.

it's all about the gucci duffle bag right now

[galaxie]

Originally Posted by SWIFTBEATS

the only thing funnier then people who sell their clothes is people who buy them....

So you think they should be wasted and placed in landfills, instead?
Not everyone can afford brand new designer (or knockoff designer) clothing and accessories, but why should a beautiful handbag or great pair of jeans go to waste because the owner is bored of them or they don't fit anymore? Hop down off your high horse!

[Liqwid]

jack spade thanx.

[SWIFTBEATS]

ya donating is completly out of the question huh. it's got nothing to with being on a high horse, i think if i'm done with something then i'd rather give it to someone who could use it then try and score a few extra bucks. tacky is all. personal opinion, eat it.

[Goat]

try crazy glue'ing your balls back to that fleshy mound between your legs when you can find them in your 'man' purse

[lildonkey]

I agree with phrentic, try something original

like... start wearing a north face puffy and kappa pants in summer

[ebbomega]

Speaking of North Face (completely OT) I was watching Stargate SG-1 the other day and I found it very amusing that everybody in Antarctica apparently shops at MEC.

[Pussy*Kat]

Originally Posted by SWIFTBEATS

ya donating is completly out of the question huh. it's got nothing to with being on a high horse, i think if i'm done with something then i'd rather give it to someone who could use it then try and score a few extra bucks. tacky is all. personal opinion, eat it.

I really dont want to argue or anything in terms of that....

But...whats the difference between clothing being sold opposed to vehicles or electronics ?

Less fortunate people need those too yet it is the first thing most people try to flip for profit (I dont know if yourself is included in that, im just using a generalization)

For people who spend money on high ticket items (ie: purses, jeans, shoes ect) if they no longer wear them, need them or like them its just logical to try and get SOME of the money back for it.

Dont get me wrong, I donate clothes and whatever when I can, but if I cant fit into a pair of 200.00 jeans anymore, for whatever reason...Yes, im going to try and sell it to make up for some of the loss im taking on it.

[ash1ee]

Originally Posted by Liqwid

jack spade thanx.

Ditto.
I bought my dad a JS laptop bag for xmas last year.

[Erin]

Originally Posted by Pussy*Kat

I really dont want to argue or anything in terms of that....

But...whats the difference between clothing being sold opposed to vehicles or electronics ?

Less fortunate people need those too yet it is the first thing most people try to flip for profit (I dont know if yourself is included in that, im just using a generalization)

For people who spend money on high ticket items (ie: purses, jeans, shoes ect) if they no longer wear them, need them or like them its just logical to try and get SOME of the money back for it.

Dont get me wrong, I donate clothes and whatever when I can, but if I cant fit into a pair of 200.00 jeans anymore, for whatever reason...Yes, im going to try and sell it to make up for some of the loss im taking on it.

People don't NEED cars or electronics. People NEED clothing.

[Pussy*Kat]

^ Point taken yes.....

I totally realize they dont NEED those things but people flip those for profit all the time, when less fortunate people could use them just as well.

I can understand all sides of it. And people should donate clothing and unused items to those who could benifit from them - I 100% believe that. I also think that if someone spent a lot of money on something and no longer needs it, wears it or likes it - why not try and make some of the money back that you spent on it?

If its a 10.00 T-Shirt from Walmart then DEFINATLY donate before trying to sell. But a 400 dollar purse from LV....???

And some people dont sell their things to make profit. Rather sell they things to pay for school, travelling ect.

Some people realize the value of education or experiance and sell their things for that reason.

Or howabout people who recently lost jobs and need to sell their higher ticketed items for rent, bill ect.

Each story is different. It isnt ALWAYS just to make money.

:love:

[Phrenetic]

I buy more electronics than clothing. I dont base my self worth on the cloths im wearing, i do on the random shit i have

[DefJef]

Originally Posted by Erin

People don't NEED cars or electronics. People NEED clothing.

but do people need manpurses?

[Phrenetic]

Originally Posted by DefJef

but do people need manpurses?

to smuggle drugs into MLC

[galaxie]

Originally Posted by SWIFTBEATS

ya donating is completly out of the question huh. it's got nothing to with being on a high horse, i think if i'm done with something then i'd rather give it to someone who could use it then try and score a few extra bucks. tacky is all. personal opinion, eat it.

I just donated 12 huge garbage bags full of clothing to Covenant House. So, if I want to sell a few pairs of jeans and some handbags that are still worth $100+ I'm going to. Do you walk down the street and hand $100 bills to people who "need" money?

[Erin]

Originally Posted by DefJef

but do people need manpurses?

I don't know what anyone would want a manpurse much less need one. I was simply explaining where SWIFTBEATS was coming from. Thank you.

[Erin]

Originally Posted by galaxie

I just donated 12 huge garbage bags full of clothing to Covenant House. So, if I want to sell a few pairs of jeans and some handbags that are still worth $100+ I'm going to. Do you walk down the street and hand $100 bills to people who "need" money?

Nice one. I donate TONS of clothes about every 6-9 months when I clean out my closet.
Handing money to someone is a lot different then putting a shirt on their back. I personally don't understand why someone would spend $100+ on a handbag or $200+ on a pair of jeans but, that's just me. However, I do see why you would want to make back some of the money you spent when you spent so much money on one purse or pair of jeans.

I see both sides. :)

[LLaaUUrrYYn]

I take my clothing/shoes/purses to a consignment store..1 third goes to the owner, 1 third goes to me and the other third is donated..And at the end of 3 months..if it hasn't been sold..it is donated as well..

I believe in donating as much as possible, but im also selfish enough to want to make a buck. *shrug*

=)

And speaking of gucci..I totally had a dream last night about the gucci outlet store in New York having the most awful bags i've ever seen!

[Pussy*Kat]

^ I never knew you could do that...


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