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Jan 19, 2005 17:01

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its_peck January 20 2005, 01:41:01 UTC

what about gift cards, do they count? i was planning on buying without a paddle tomorrow with my christmas giftcard. cause its not like my money.

its_peck January 20 2005, 01:41:33 UTC

and i like the president anyway.

sketchampm January 20 2005, 02:47:56 UTC

Even though you like the president, your icon is amazing. Big ups.

its_peck January 22 2005, 15:41:20 UTC

haha, thanks

kylerainor January 20 2005, 02:55:20 UTC

im sry that u like to president, most people that like the president are just ignorant. why do u like the president?

ladylisajane12 January 20 2005, 03:07:10 UTC

Hey now, watch what you say, thats absolutely not true, and I resent that. You are equally as guilty of ignorance as I am, maybe of different things, but you have no right to be calling someone ignorant, especially on matters of opinion.

kylerainor January 20 2005, 02:54:22 UTC

the point is to not buy anything.

ladylisajane12 January 20 2005, 03:04:41 UTC

what an excellent point you make rachel. do gift cards count? or what about credit cards? cause technically, youre not spending the money that day, just when you pay the bill. hmm, the technicalities can really get ya...

_raison_detre January 20 2005, 17:05:20 UTC

It's not a technicallity. Buying something on credit is the same as buying something with cash. Credit represents a promise of capital in exchange for goos and services. as does cash. It's called fiate currency. paper money isn't worth anything (apart from maybe the paper it's printed on). It's just a promise made by the government that it is worth something. Same thing with credit.

If you are exchanging something for something, you have a contract of sale, therefore, you have just spent money.

anyway, if you have to ask, then I think you know the answer.

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