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Old 09-25-2009, 02:45 AM   #21
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I buy my furniture from Staples dick! And the Goodwill, $25 couches FTW!

And you wanna know why I do get cheap furniture? I'M NOT A CHODE STROKER!

What benefit does a 3k dresser get you over say, a $500 dresser of the same size?
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Old 09-25-2009, 02:47 AM   #22
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You spent $2000 on a dresser?

Things that are worth $2000:
-Assault rifles
-Nitrous kits + install
-Trip to Vegas
-Rims/Tires/Brakes
-40" + HDTV

Things that are not worth $2000:
-Dressers
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Old 09-25-2009, 02:47 AM   #23
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cause you will probably buy 2 or 3 dressers in your lifetime, so will your kids.

my dresser, will get passed down for 2 or 3 generations.
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wow, i guess no one appreciates a fine piece of furniture anymore. now wonder USA doesnt make quality products anymore.
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You spent $2000 on a dresser?

Things that are worth $2000:
-Assault rifles will most likely get taken away from you in your, or in your kids lifetime.
-Nitrous kits + install 2k spent on some fun thatll last till the engine blows, or 100k miles.
-Trip to Vegas yeah cause a weekend is worth 2k
-Rims/Tires/Brakes only gonna last as long as the car. tires dont last forever
-40" + HDTV woohoo lets spend 2k on being a fatass and watching tv all the time

Things that are not worth $2000:
-Dressers wrong. i wont have to buy another dresser in my life. and neither will my kids.

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Yep. It's what I always wished my dad had given me. A dresser. So I could put clothes in it.
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whatever. lets have a furniture building contest.
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Yep. Cuz we all know dresser building contests make all the girls crazy for us.



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Leather, curing tobacco & nookie are my favorite smells.

If you want a fresh, woodsy smell, cut off a piece of a cedar, campher(sp?) or cherry tree and put it where you want it.
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whatever. lets have a furniture building contest.
Let's have a gay contest.

On your mark, get set... Hey, NO CHEATING! NOT FAIR KY!
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