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^Jebus Christopher. In what fields of study are you not expert? Oh yeah... Never mind.
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Things You Should Always Cheap Out On
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All materialistic things. Build your house with your hands, sew your clothes, and grow and cook your food.Originally Posted by Mblova
Was on a hike in Nepal, when some guy told me this.
don't get me wrong, I like the Nepalese culture and all, but I don't think I want my house to look like this
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Arrogant, define "cheap out" on dates before intercourse.
Come off as cheap, and you'll NEVER get intercourse. (Go dutch, etc)
Overspend, and you look desperate.
There is a fine balance.
Come off as cheap, and you'll NEVER get intercourse. (Go dutch, etc)
Overspend, and you look desperate.
There is a fine balance.
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Hard alcohol (assuming, of course, you're an Undergrad... but not too cheap)
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A few things:
!. Books, never buy new
2. Washing your car-DIY at home or take it to a DIY place, I never understood people who pay $8 for a crappy automatic car wash.
3. Movie rentals, does anyone pay $5 for a rental anymore?
4. Buying anything at the venue, such as memorabilia, sports apparel, cosmetics, concert t-shirts, etc.
!. Books, never buy new
2. Washing your car-DIY at home or take it to a DIY place, I never understood people who pay $8 for a crappy automatic car wash.
3. Movie rentals, does anyone pay $5 for a rental anymore?
4. Buying anything at the venue, such as memorabilia, sports apparel, cosmetics, concert t-shirts, etc.
goldenbraid
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+1 on books. all my knowledge comes from glossy covered deals in the half off section.
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