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"Impulse Buying"

Have you ever bought on impulse?
I did, but i did not spend much,it was just on a game. :( i live such a sheltered life.

Only if you handle with care this time:)

i wanna see thaT next time. :)

£75 for an underwear set by play Boy ,bf thinks it was £20 . Oh the guilt!

My number plate... £440

but it wasn't just be who brought on impulse, my mate who was looking over my shoulder whilst I was on the net looking at them, pulled out his phone, hesitated on the keypad, then furiously dialled their number and got one too (although his was cheaper the swine)

My Nokia 7710... £care not to mention

It's not out over here yet, takes great pictures and has a brilliant large touch screen

My car...£14000

Renault clio 182, split up with my girlfriend at the time seemed like a good idea to get one! (which it was!)

meet the king of impulse buying, all I want now is my US PSP and i'm sorted, I think

I've based my entire life around impulse buying.

I know.

It's cheaper to get a CD from California than it is to wait 3 months and buy it at HMV.

:S + :D

Marketplace is class.

I bought several CD's from America for around £8.50 including P&P. Brand new in the plastic wrapper. On Amazon and pretty much anywhere else, they were £11.99.

How does that work out?

This countries tax is up the wall, and I for one love dodging it.

Amazon Marketplace and my debit card make sweet love often, for CDs.

I just nearly spent £32 on DVDs for no particular reason.

I'm glad I had the restraint. Then I went on Ebay and decided that I might take up survivalism as a hobby. Nearly forked out £85 for a top end Bergen rucksack. Still considering it.

Madness.

Creative Zen Micro.

£179.

Etc.