Imagine using a fucking Graph Theory for a fucking Marvel TV (Netflix?) series.
I'd be far more tolerant of these "collections" if they were more archival and less of a giant neon shrine to consumption.
The people in this videos come across as pretentious. Like, it's plants and yea. You don't want an expensive one to die. Try to say the same about a cheap one, and 100 usd for a fucking plant is already atrocious.
You're going to get me all philosophical, Ving.
It depends. People do like old rings for marriage as an example, Not necessarily expensive, but sentimental reasons.You're going to get me all philosophical, Ving.
Is it that the appeal and the drive to value something comes from how much he spent on it? The plant is a living thing either way, but he values it because he spent money on it.
If that's the case, then if we flip it, would we not then find ourselves with the following?
Thinking this too. The designer stuff is likely fake and you can buy shopping bags from designer stores on ebay etc.
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Depending on the era some people were just playing Atari games via RF on a black and white TV. Because I'm a faggot, I have a bunch of old game consoles (including a Wii) hooked up to a CRT that only has RF input. I definitely can feel the input lag on a flatscreen, but if I'm running PS1 and PS2 games on my PS3 I don't feel it on my HDTV. What I'm saying is that if you're using an emulator, just buy a good CRT monitor. There are upscalers for flatscreens but they're kind of eh.
Welcome to Hello Kitty Hell.
Perhaps like this?
Return fire!
You certainly see the budget-thing, and really? Beige, gray and all that jazz is the basic look. And about that black feminist. For some reason, it's just tiring to listen. Racism would go away by itself, if you didn't scream about it all the time.View attachment 2549511
Explain me, please.
Does pretending to be rich lead to one becoming rich? A "Fake it til you make it" sort of thing?
If the goal is not to become rich, then what does one gain from pretending to be wealthy?
Just to have fun? Make other people envious?
And that one guy only needed $15,000 as "proof of assets"? Is it to find a rich husband?
Perhaps like this?
I mean, yes, pretty much. If they get big enough they'll get sponsors and actually start making bank for real, so it's literally prime example of fake it 'til you make it. It doesn't have to be either or, I'm willing to bet all these people get a dopamine rush from seeing others be jealous of them. People do much dumber shit online for no financial gain, just to get attention and views. I highly doubt the goal isn't getting rich for some of them, it's a stupid big investment to make both in effort and money. If you're willing to go this far, it probably means you actually wish you had this lifestyle. So add escapism to it too I guess? Lol.
The richest of the richest have almost zero or zero social media appearance, because it puts a target on them. You don't think someone would kill you if you were super rich and known? It's why celebrities have bodyguards at their hands at all time, because it would be stupid to not have it.
That tracks. The second one was hanging me up a bit and I didn't really even know why myself until @Vingle pointed out the kidnapping thing. I think on some level I'd flagged this behavior as inherently dangerous unless you actually were wealthy. Not just for kidnapping risk, but to your interpersonal relationships as well. Imagine pretending like you can stay at *quickly googles expensive hotel names* The Plaza Hotel, and then a friend calls up like "Hey I just got bitten by a cougar. Can you throw in some money so I can get a cane?" and you then have to tell them no.
Makes perfect sense because I actually feel similarly. This came up in the Tess Holliday thread, but all this just makes me realize it's a matter of priorities.
These are the kinds of women that think that strong and independent means slaving away hordes of money on materialistic items instead of taking care of their own families is considered a form of “progress”.
There are subsets of Lego collectors who repurpose display sets, especially houses and apartment sets, for regular lego figures since making them yourself is super hard and not cost effective given the number of unique parts required to make a passable apartment set for your mini-figures.
Let's go even further beyond! Food isn't enough, you need full snack carts.
They're all sugar-addicts who prioritize ~*~ Aesthetic ~*~
