I Waste all My Fun Money On:

**Palamon** · 01-15-2016, 09:14 PM

What do you waste all your fun money on?

**Corey** · 01-15-2016, 11:43 PM

Makeup, mostly. But I wouldn't even call it fun money - makeup is up there with food, water, and shelter for me!

**Pokemon Trainer Sarah** · 01-15-2016, 11:59 PM

I'm a saver xD But I guess I buy Pokemon toys... I used to buy a lot more but since the Aus dollar has fallen and made everything online twice as expensive, I only bought one thing all last year.

He's cute though. :D

**Chakramaster** · 01-16-2016, 12:10 PM

Well...it depends what I'm hooked on at the time. If it's not new games...then it's spent on things for the mmo I'm hooked on at the time. Luckily, right now what I'm playing only takes monthly subscriptions. Kinda like that about FFXIV.

Originally Posted by Pokemon Trainer Sarah

I'm a saver xD But I guess I buy Pokemon toys... I used to buy a lot more but since the Aus dollar has fallen and made everything online twice as expensive, I only bought one thing all last year.

He's cute though. :D

You know, I'd like to buy more of those. Especially some of those monthly Pikachu or seasonal Pikachu from Japan, but along with the shipping being pretty high...I just don't have the room for them all. Last one I bought was the 2014 Christmas Pikachu.

**Hajime Hinata** · 01-16-2016, 11:21 AM

I'm usually a miser. When I do spend, it's usually on books. Or anime merchandise.

**Mujaffa** · 01-16-2016, 03:45 PM

i'll sum it up in one picture

other than that it's mostly just whatever my heart desires

OH and if you for whatever sick reason want to add me to steam to play tf2 or something along those lines pop a message over on my profile, i dont accept random requests :)

**Noblejanobii** · 01-17-2016, 02:54 AM

BOOKS!!

That is all.

**Neo Emolga** · 01-17-2016, 04:48 AM

Ugh, Magic the Gathering cards.

I usually buy singles to get the cards I need rather than rip open a bunch of boosters that just give me stuff I don't really need, but then that means I'm often paying $15, $20, or even sometimes $30 bucks just for ONE card. Then there's of course the process of playing with the cards I brought, finding out they're not as great as I thought they would be when giving them a test drive, and then having to repeat the process to fine-tune the decks that I have.

Currently the most expensive card I own is a Lion's Eye Diamond, which is priced at around $75-$80 bucks. And if you think that's crazy, there's a lot of older cards that go for hundreds.

**Pokemon Trainer Sarah** · 01-17-2016, 07:57 AM

Originally Posted by Neo Emolga

Ugh, Magic the Gathering cards.

I usually buy singles to get the cards I need rather than rip open a bunch of boosters that just give me stuff I don't really need, but then that means I'm often paying $15, $20, or even sometimes $30 bucks just for ONE card. Then there's of course the process of playing with the cards I brought, finding out they're not as great as I thought they would be when giving them a test drive, and then having to repeat the process to fine-tune the decks that I have.

Currently the most expensive card I own is a Lion's Eye Diamond, which is priced at around $75-$80 bucks. And if you think that's crazy, there's a lot of older cards that go for hundreds.

I have a friend into this and I am amazed at how expensive some of the cards are! I went to a prerelease today and played against some guy that had $200 and $140 cards. o_o Anyway, my friend has helped me make a couple of decks so we can play, but what we do is print out all the cards and play like that while fine tuning the deck. Once its perfect, then you can buy the cards and you only end up with the ones you want! (Personally I refuse to spend money on them so I just play with printed ones as I'm only playing with friends) :D

**Mujaffa** · 01-17-2016, 02:25 PM

Originally Posted by Neo Emolga

Ugh, Magic the Gathering cards.

I usually buy singles to get the cards I need rather than rip open a bunch of boosters that just give me stuff I don't really need, but then that means I'm often paying $15, $20, or even sometimes $30 bucks just for ONE card. Then there's of course the process of playing with the cards I brought, finding out they're not as great as I thought they would be when giving them a test drive, and then having to repeat the process to fine-tune the decks that I have.

Currently the most expensive card I own is a Lion's Eye Diamond, which is priced at around $75-$80 bucks. And if you think that's crazy, there's a lot of older cards that go for hundreds.

this reminds me of a neverending argument between me and one of my friends, he whines that i spend hundreds of dollars on virutal items, and i whine back that he's no better with spending hundreds of dollars on magic cards :p