Re: Credit card debt from sword buying...
Apr 4, 2011 11:57:49 GMT
Post by S. Thomas on Apr 4, 2011 11:57:49 GMT
The "Are Swords an Addiction" thread prompted me to post this.
I myself have under $1000.00 CAD worth of credit card debt due to sword buying activity.
That`s 1.00 CAD=1.03616 USD
1.00 CAD=0.729260 EUR
1.00 CAD=0.642018 GBP
Mid-market rates: 2011-04-04 11:43 UTC Source: XE.com
Actually, for me it`s closer to $600.00 CAD at the moment. I`m not willing to build more credit card debt with swords until this is payed off.
Is anyone here leveraged to the eyebrows to finance their sword collecting? Do you get that feeling like the bottom just dropped out of your stomach whenever the credit card bill comes? Do you "comfort spend" on swords? Do you buy swords to achieve a "high" that quickly fades, to be replaced by that gnawing guilt at having spent money you can`t afford to/ don`t have yet on stuff you don`t "really need"? Do you say to yourself "I gotta get this under control. No more until the ones I already have are payed off", only to renege the moment that next hot little number with curves and lines you`d give your left foot to be able to handle and hold appears on your computer monitor, and you find yourself trying to type your shipping information into the entry fields while all the while you`re shaking and sweating, and your bowels are about to empty themselves into your undergarments like a junkie who sees his next fix RIGHT THERE... Sound familiar? No?
I myself have under $1000.00 CAD worth of credit card debt due to sword buying activity.
That`s 1.00 CAD=1.03616 USD
1.00 CAD=0.729260 EUR
1.00 CAD=0.642018 GBP
Mid-market rates: 2011-04-04 11:43 UTC Source: XE.com
Actually, for me it`s closer to $600.00 CAD at the moment. I`m not willing to build more credit card debt with swords until this is payed off.
Is anyone here leveraged to the eyebrows to finance their sword collecting? Do you get that feeling like the bottom just dropped out of your stomach whenever the credit card bill comes? Do you "comfort spend" on swords? Do you buy swords to achieve a "high" that quickly fades, to be replaced by that gnawing guilt at having spent money you can`t afford to/ don`t have yet on stuff you don`t "really need"? Do you say to yourself "I gotta get this under control. No more until the ones I already have are payed off", only to renege the moment that next hot little number with curves and lines you`d give your left foot to be able to handle and hold appears on your computer monitor, and you find yourself trying to type your shipping information into the entry fields while all the while you`re shaking and sweating, and your bowels are about to empty themselves into your undergarments like a junkie who sees his next fix RIGHT THERE... Sound familiar? No?
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