August 22, 200719 yr Burt's Bees Lip Balm :D It's all natural, not sticky, and soothes with mint! It's also pretty cheap too.
August 22, 200719 yr Hmmm.. Clothes wise: primark red hoodies, cheap H&M tshirts, Nike Air Force Ones and any nice jeans :D and stuff from foot locker. Other stuff... Mak Takeaway Pizza (local), Tetleys teabags, Microsoft, Mozilla, some other things. Sony Ericsson phones. hmm. theres more.
August 23, 200719 yr - Levi's (my fave jeans) - Polo (Ralph Loren) - Puma - Converse - Rexona (best deodorant ever! :D) umm, what else... Oh yes and the best Shawirma could be found at Abu Karam (local) :smug:
August 23, 200719 yr Shouldn't the answer to that particular question actually be: FCUK??:P Hehe well I like the stuff in that store...but I can't afford any of their stuff!
August 23, 200719 yr Hehe well I like the stuff in that store...but I can't afford any of their stuff! So in other words you can afford FCUK all??:rolleyes:
August 23, 200719 yr Ever since I studied marketing for a while, I've never been able to stand brands at all. Seeing how branding works just completly turned me off of it. I'll go with what works, but I try to leave the label out of it (it's virtually impossible to escape completly). The thing that really bugs me about it is that so many brands are bought up, swapped around, contracted out and so on that you can't count on it really having an identity beyond the label at all. Just look at the tainted pet food scandal... all those different name brands... all getting some of their food from the SAME third party company. And it didn't matter if it was discount brand or gourmet food either. Branding as we know it today has to be one of the most subtle, insidious, pervasive forms of brainwashing known to man. And the annoying part is that it works. :disappointed:
August 23, 200719 yr Ever since I studied marketing for a while, I've never been able to stand brands at all. Seeing how branding works just completly turned me off of it. I'll go with what works, but I try to leave the label out of it (it's virtually impossible to escape completly). The thing that really bugs me about it is that so many brands are bought up, swapped around, contracted out and so on that you can't count on it really having an identity beyond the label at all. Just look at the tainted pet food scandal... all those different name brands... all getting some of their food from the SAME third party company. And it didn't matter if it was discount brand or gourmet food either. Branding as we know it today has to be one of the most subtle, insidious, pervasive forms of brainwashing known to man. And the annoying part is that it works. :disappointed: All my preferences are to do with practicality, nothing else.;)
August 23, 200719 yr Sony Puma Toyota (boooo on ford or dodge! :P ) Lucky Jeans Converse and Nike for soccer cleats and such... Mott's (fucking applesauce! :dance: ) uhhh, and Tide...for it's fresh scents
August 23, 200719 yr So in other words you can afford FCUK all??:rolleyes: OMG--This just made my day--you are a hoot--:P
August 23, 200719 yr Lately... Abercrombie, American Eagle, Old Navy, The north face... All that is pretty expensive tought :confused: But also Converse, Adidas, Sisley (Italian brand?), Levis Also... Nivea, Swatch, Volkswagen (I want one!)
August 23, 200719 yr Gap clothes. It can get rather pricey, but the clothes are a really good quality and really sophisticated.
August 23, 200719 yr Gap clothes. It can get rather pricey, but the clothes are a really good quality and really sophisticated. And they leave a very large "gap" in your bank account?:rolleyes:
August 23, 200719 yr Depends on what the item is. If they're jeans, I usually get them on sale. I got really great skinny jeans there for 50% off. But it's for like a shirt I don't mind spending some money on it, as long as it's going to be an investment in my wardrobe.
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