The 'Make An Honest Confession' Thread II

[Manic]

I'm not sure what's worse. The fact you sold out, or the fact that you sold out to the friggin' Burlington Coat Factory.

You seem to have me confused for a man with shame.

 

[Schlosser85]

I spent $110 on two shirts and a pair (1) of jeans. That's not bad, right?

Saturday evening I spent $150 on a jacket, two pairs of jeans, and five shirts. All bought on sale at American Eagle and Express.

Some friends much more savvy at shopping for clothes than myself took me on a makeover excursion. All I have left to get are another pair of shoes, another pair of gloves to match my new jacket, and a scarf.

 

[Marx]

Saturday evening I spent $150 on a jacket, two pairs of jeans, and five shirts. All bought on sale at American Eagle and Express.

Some friends much more savvy at shopping for clothes than myself took me on a makeover excursion. All I have left to get are another pair of shoes, another pair of gloves to match my new jacket, and a scarf.

That's alot more reasonable than Poetic Chaos' two shirts and a pair of jeans for the same amount.

 

[Schlosser85]

My friends are very good at managing to fill their wardrobes with thousands of dollars' worth of designer clothes for a fraction of the cost.

 

[Marx]

My friends are very good at managing to fill their wardrobes with thousands of dollars' worth of designer clothes for a fraction of the cost.

Sales a great things.

 

[Erzengel]

That's alot more reasonable than Poetic Chaos' two shirts and a pair of jeans for the same amount.

Seriously, I don't see how Poetic Chaos's shopping experience could be considered unreasonable.

 

[Marx]

You're shopping at Calvin Klein and the Gap, for crying out loud. If you want a specific brand name and can afford 50 bucks for a shirt, I don't want to hear you complaining.

You can get the exact same look without the logo plastered on it for much, much less.

 

[Erzengel]

I really didn't think shopping at the Gap would be considered excessive.

 

[Marx]

I really didn't think shopping at the Gap would be considered excessive.

Therein lies the difference between you and I.

 

[Schlosser85]

I don't think shopping at the Gap is excessive....but I'm used to hanging around people who shop at more expensive places than the Gap.

 

[Alex The Great]

I confess that it was quite hilarious to watch my extremely drunk buddy hit on my girlfriend. I obviously would have stepped in when things went to far, but he passed out during so nothing bad happened.

Well, I did toss him into a bed next do some ugly passed out chick. Now he thinks he ****ed her. It was hilarous when he called the next day saying "Yeah, I think I lost my virginity to a cave troll"

 

[Erzengel]

Well if someone mentioned Dolce & Gabbana, Armani, Brooks Brothers, etc., I would consider that expensive.

 

[LOBO3315a]

The Gap is very over-priced. You can get twice as much at either a thrift store, or Target/Wal-mart. I think Schloss did fine. That's a lot of stuff for $150

 

[Erzengel]

The last time I bought anything from Target was a t-shirt from there which was like some sort of Star Wars or Comic one. I don't remember. I don't particularly like their clothing.

I shop at Banana Republic, J Crew, and the Gap. I always thought they were the middle of the road in terms of prices. It's not like I buy all my stuff at Burberry, or some of the other stores I listed.

I do love Burberry ties though.

 

[Marx]

I'm a Kohl's guy.

 

[SpideyVille]

I'm an Old Navy guy. Same company as gap, but things are usually cheaper. Jeans I get fr $30 at most, and depending on the shirt, $20-25. Though I do love the $5 plain tees.

 

[Anubis]

Yeah, I'm an Old Navy guy as well.

 

[AndThePickles]

The last time I bought anything from Target was a t-shirt from there which was like some sort of Star Wars or Comic one. I don't remember. I don't particularly like their clothing.

I shop at Banana Republic, J Crew, and the Gap. I always thought they were the middle of the road in terms of prices. It's not like I buy all my stuff at Burberry, or some of the other stores I listed.

I do love Burberry ties though.

Target is great for random inexpensive things like pajama pants or a plain hoodie, etc.

Banana has been disappointing me as of late It's the only store from that company that I frequent. I despise Old Navy. I usually hate the Gap, but when I passed by this weekend I saw some semi-appealing spring pieces. May have to check it out.

 

[WillardNation]

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[Poetic Chaos]

My brother and a few friends spend $200 on one pair of jeans. No True Religion's for me. My past 5 pair of shoes have been from Aldo and I most commonly shop at H&M. Their pricing really isn't bad.

 

[Marx]

I confess that I was flipping through the channels on tv and came across 'Toddlers and Tiaras'. To say that I am absolutely horrified by the child abuse taking place on my screen would be an understatement!

 

[The Original Bamfer]

I confess I may be coming to the end of my rope.

 

[Schlosser85]

I confess that I'm afraid of getting fired. My manager didn't like me in Health & Beauty, so he's stuck me in Receiving, unloading the truck, and frankly, at the risk of sounding like a *****, I don't think I can hack it back there. Physically.

 

[Marx]

I confess I may be coming to the end of my rope.

I sincerely hope not...

I confess that I'm afraid of getting fired. My manager didn't like me in Health & Beauty, so he's stuck me in Receiving, unloading the truck, and frankly, at the risk of sounding like a *****, I don't think I can hack it back there. Physically.

Unloading trucks is a very tough position. I used to have to go back there and help when I worked at Wal*Mart. It was very demanding...to say the least.

 

[Schlosser85]

Robbie even seemed kind of shocked when he found out about it...he said "who saw your tiny arms and thought you looked like you belonged in Receiving?"