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4:15 pm
July 4, 2013
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Really want one but 175 is pretty steep
4:44 pm
March 26, 2015
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I’ll put it to you this way, for $175 you can buy any of the following:
Groceries for about 2-3 weeks
Enough alcohol to have a fucking awesome party or drink yourself to death
A big bag of high-grade herb
2-3 video games
A stack of records
Pay a bill or two
Upgrade your car stereo
Get gently-used patio furniture
Go to a sushi restaurant with a couple friends, eat, and drink a ton of sake
Buy tickets to virtually any multi-day music fest
New clothes
A full wardrobe of used clothes
A stack of books
etc. etc. etc.
or…
a single, small charm.
This message was sent from my Atari 2600 through fiber optic cable made of fucks I no longer give.
4:46 pm
July 4, 2013
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Hideous said
I’ll put it to you this way, for $175 you can buy any of the following:Groceries for about 2-3 weeks
Enough alcohol to have a fucking awesome party or drink yourself to death
A big bag of high-grade herb
2-3 video games
A stack of records
Pay a bill or two
Upgrade your car stereo
Get gently-used patio furniture
Go to a sushi restaurant with a couple friends, eat, and drink a ton of sake
Buy tickets to virtually any multi-day music fest
New clothes
A full wardrobe of used clothes
A stack of books
etc. etc. etc.
or…
a single, small charm.
lol well yea, that does put things in perspective
5:24 pm
August 8, 2012
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you could buy almost 20 crack rocks instead
5:48 pm
April 28, 2015
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Yeah back then when they weren’t so expensive they might’ve been worth buying, but since they spiked the price, it’s almost not even worth considering, specially when you can likely get one from Hot Topic (or any other dealer off eBay per say) for cheaper. Might not be sterling silver, but close enough to look as good.
6:39 pm
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February 15, 2014
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I have one of the sterling silver ones but is was around 140 or so when I got it. But if you can find the stainless steel ones, they are way cheaper and wont tarnish. You’ll have to eBay search for them probably. Just be careful on eBay and Amazon. There are many knockoffs that look almost like hatchetman charms but are slightly different.
I think you should go with stainless or if you really want the silver, then go for the 175$ sterling silver. Don’t go plated. Anything that is plated will lose it’s plating within a year and the alloy under the plating with not look silver or shiny at all.
6:52 pm
December 15, 2013
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“Get gently-used patio furniture” hahaha
7:33 pm
July 4, 2013
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sketchez said
you could buy almost 20 crack rocks instead
thats a hell of a deal
8:28 pm
April 13, 2012
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almost any cheap, jewelry kiosk at any mall has the knock offs for sale.
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8:31 pm
July 4, 2013
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wonka69 said
almost any cheap, jewelry kiosk at any mall has the knock offs for sale.
Arent they usually bad quality and off a bit design wise though?
11:37 pm
August 8, 2012
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havoc00 said
sketchez said
you could buy almost 20 crack rocks insteadthats a hell of a deal
10 bucks a rock and a 25 spot discount for a 20 count
12:50 am
September 8, 2012
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I bought one. I mean, it’s nice…but you will have to decide if having it be sterling is $175 worth of awesome to you. Stainless ones are much less, but the sterling one is a nice piece of jewelry that will appreciate in value over time. If you’re someone who would stand a higher than average change of it getting lost (getting ripped off in a mosh pit, getting stolen, etc) maybe stainless would be a better choice. But if you’re sure that you can keep it in good shape, go for it if finances permit!
-Jules
1:43 am
July 4, 2013
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VeryTwiztidRaven said
I bought one. I mean, it’s nice…but you will have to decide if having it be sterling is $175 worth of awesome to you. Stainless ones are much less, but the sterling one is a nice piece of jewelry that will appreciate in value over time. If you’re someone who would stand a higher than average change of it getting lost (getting ripped off in a mosh pit, getting stolen, etc) maybe stainless would be a better choice. But if you’re sure that you can keep it in good shape, go for it if finances permit!
-Jules
good point, i really dont go to many shows or events, anymore so It would be pretty safe on me, I actually might take the plunge and get it, a lot of the current ones on ebay now are like 100-175 for the older rendition charms and most are scratched etc…
2:05 am
August 8, 2012
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I got one that all iced out
3:23 am
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August 6, 2013
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havoc00 said
VeryTwiztidRaven said
I bought one. I mean, it’s nice…but you will have to decide if having it be sterling is $175 worth of awesome to you. Stainless ones are much less, but the sterling one is a nice piece of jewelry that will appreciate in value over time. If you’re someone who would stand a higher than average change of it getting lost (getting ripped off in a mosh pit, getting stolen, etc) maybe stainless would be a better choice. But if you’re sure that you can keep it in good shape, go for it if finances permit!
-Jules
good point, i really dont go to many shows or events, anymore so It would be pretty safe on me, I actually might take the plunge and get it, a lot of the current ones on ebay now are like 100-175 for the older rendition charms and most are scratched etc…
It really just comes down to whether or not it’s worth it to YOU. If you want it, buy it. Just don’t spend all your money on it, then bitch about how you’re broke.
6:17 pm
April 10, 2015
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I bought one back in 2001, and I think it was $40. I still have it. I prefer the older ones, much nicer looking.
~Jenn
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I'll think of something better to put in here, possibly.
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6:22 pm
July 4, 2013
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Pigg said
havoc00 said
VeryTwiztidRaven said
I bought one. I mean, it’s nice…but you will have to decide if having it be sterling is $175 worth of awesome to you. Stainless ones are much less, but the sterling one is a nice piece of jewelry that will appreciate in value over time. If you’re someone who would stand a higher than average change of it getting lost (getting ripped off in a mosh pit, getting stolen, etc) maybe stainless would be a better choice. But if you’re sure that you can keep it in good shape, go for it if finances permit!
-Jules
good point, i really dont go to many shows or events, anymore so It would be pretty safe on me, I actually might take the plunge and get it, a lot of the current ones on ebay now are like 100-175 for the older rendition charms and most are scratched etc…
It really just comes down to whether or not it’s worth it to YOU. If you want it, buy it. Just don’t spend all your money on it, then bitch about how you’re broke.
fair enough
7:58 pm
April 29, 2013
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havoc00 said
Really want one but 175 is pretty steep
you coulda bought you some laundry soap, nope, you bought a charm
you coulda bought you a half oz of coke, but nope, you bought the charm
i hope, I truly hope, i hope that you like the charm…..
8:41 pm
April 10, 2015
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How big is the charm? And at that price does it come with a blowjob?
~Jenn
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I'll think of something better to put in here, possibly.
I'm the chick who makes bizarre custom My Little Ponies
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