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post #69631 of 79622
12/18/12 at 4:09pm
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Originally Posted by kindofyoung View Post

Yeah I just read that swedish stores aren't obliged to give any kind of refund unless they state so (for example) on their website or in store.
Will check with the post-office if there's any way to get the VAT-refund sent to the receipent "outside" EU if the package is bought "inside" EU, would probably increase the amount of requests for proxy quite a bit laugh.gif

Pending on value of the product the vat refund can cover shipping/proxy costs.

You have to look at the skatteverkets website, the postal works won't know.

If you are visiting in person you can get the refund, at the airport when you leave the eu.

When I pay my companies vat there's a couple folders item bought/sold in Denmark, items bought/sold outside of Denmark (eu) and one for outside the eu. I would be very surprised if it wasn't the same in the rest of Europe.

Danish.
http://www.skat.dk/skat.aspx?oId=87454&vId=201191

Eu law.
http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/common/travellers/leave_eu/index_en.htm

Found the form on skatteverkets website
http://www.skatteverket.se/foretagorganisationer/blanketterbroschyrer/blanketter/info/5801.4.39f16f103821c58f680007004.html
Edited by Find Finn - 12/18/12 at 4:23pm
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post #69632 of 79622
12/18/12 at 4:16pm
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Originally Posted by reedobandito View Post

I can just see that smug pink-haired sonofabitch smirking like he always does while reading this post
LOL he should have his own foo face, like:
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post #69633 of 79622
12/18/12 at 4:21pm
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Originally Posted by Brothersport View Post

LOL he should have his own foo face, like:

Can a mod please do this?! Even more relevant than foo haha
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post #69634 of 79622
12/18/12 at 5:12pm
Gray ijevan + medium gray Diors = too much gray? Trying to find some happy medium for my Schneider cardigans between how I usually wear them - either emulating the lookbook or with T-shirt/indigo jeans/GATs. Thinking ijevan + white hidden placket shirt + gray diors + MMM side zips.
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post #69635 of 79622
12/18/12 at 5:18pm
hair dresser fucked up my hair. too short. i always tell her to leave the top long but then she goes and chops it off frown.gif now i'm sad, time to eat myself into a coma.
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post #69636 of 79622
12/18/12 at 5:28pm
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Originally Posted by mike868y View Post

hair dresser fucked up my hair. too short. i always tell her to leave the top long but then she goes and chops it off frown.gif now i'm sad, time to eat myself into a coma.

one time I fell asleep during a haircut (or i was half-asleep, i was so tired it was hard to tell the difference) and when I woke up the hair on the top of my head was way shorter than i wanted it.
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post #69637 of 79622
12/18/12 at 5:47pm
Next up on Haircuts Gone Wrong...
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post #69638 of 79622
12/18/12 at 6:11pm
def go for the tonsure
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post #69639 of 79622
12/18/12 at 6:13pm
anwar sadat looking sharp in 1980

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post #69640 of 79622
12/18/12 at 7:02pm
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Originally Posted by MarkI View Post

So I just inherited 10 grand, during sales season no less. Bad news

You should invest all 10k into something, not worth buying clothes. You didn't budget for this money so you shouldn't spend it now. Take a look back in 5 years and it'll be a lot better
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post #69641 of 79622
12/18/12 at 7:40pm
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Originally Posted by MarkI View Post

So I just inherited 10 grand, during sales season no less. Bad news

 

For reals^ spend 500, pay down your cards, invest the rest in something......

 

Or do something fucking crazy. last time I had 10G in cash from some grey market biz in Venezuela I bought a ticket to Madrid, rented a flat, did coke with 500 euro bills, bought bottles in the VIP at Pacha 3 nights a week for  month and almost started a small forest fire while lighting fireworks on the strongest mushrooms I've ever had.  (no worries only a tiny bit burnt down before the firemen got there, it made the news though!)

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post #69642 of 79622
12/18/12 at 7:47pm
"or you could always find goodness in your heart to buy who a pair of boots for the winter"

But real talk, what steve and smash said. Also, donating feels good too. And it's that time of year. satisfied.gif
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post #69643 of 79622
12/18/12 at 7:54pm

I just remembered I got chlamydia that summer so save some cash for condoms lol8[1].gif

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Originally Posted by thewho13 View Post

"or you could always find goodness in your heart to buy who a pair of boots for the winter"
But real talk, what steve and smash said. Also, donating feels good too. And it's that time of year. satisfied.gif
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post #69644 of 79622
12/18/12 at 8:09pm
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Originally Posted by brad-t View Post

I've been thinking a bit lately about how when we critique outfits online, we rarely consider the inherently modular nature of clothing. I'll use myself as an example, and please note I am not trying to be defensive or discredit criticism.
On my most recent outfit, the majority of the feedback was positive, but a lot of the comments I got were things like:
  • taper pants
  • looser shirt/drapier
  • non-print shirt
Thing is, I do have items to fit all of these pre-requisites. But if I follow them, I'll only have one outfit to wear with my new $900 coat. Of course, it's fine to have a preference and an ideal for the "perfect styling" which cannot realistically be achieved every day – and the comments listed above are fine – but I think we should step back some times and consider that things can be different but equal. We can't wear the same thing every day.


Good post.
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post #69645 of 79622
12/18/12 at 8:16pm
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Originally Posted by brad-t View Post

I've been thinking a bit lately about how when we critique outfits online, we rarely consider the inherently modular nature of clothing. I'll use myself as an example, and please note I am not trying to be defensive or discredit criticism.
On my most recent outfit, the majority of the feedback was positive, but a lot of the comments I got were things like:
  • taper pants
  • looser shirt/drapier
  • non-print shirt
Thing is, I do have items to fit all of these pre-requisites. But if I follow them, I'll only have one outfit to wear with my new $900 coat. Of course, it's fine to have a preference and an ideal for the "perfect styling" which cannot realistically be achieved every day – and the comments listed above are fine – but I think we should step back some times and consider that things can be different but equal. We can't wear the same thing every day.

i think this highlights the dichotomy present in waywt threads. some people treat it as "this is what i'm wearing today, for better for for worse" whereas other treat it as "this is my best attempt at an outfit, plz critique." the thread seems to be heavily weighted towards the second type of post, but this isn't to say that there isn't room for the former type of post as well. the majority of my fit pics recently have really been just kind of day to day outfits I post up for fun. I think that doing this, and posting often can actually give better insight into someone's personal look over the course of months moreso than isolated "ideal" fit pics (see nicelynice for a good example of this imo)
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