[Proteus]

Originally Posted by Himmler

Nice guitar. I can totally see you justifying the cost of a grand for a guitar easily as my friend has a $3000 guitar, but why would you go in debt to buy it? I would never go in debt just to buy something. Save up the money then buy it.

I didn't actually take a loan out to buy it, my dad got it with his credit card and I pay him back.

[quote="Jin-Roh":a8e51]What kind of music are you going to learn and play on this new guitar?[/quote:a8e51]

Uuum, me and my friend do all kinds. Our own Viking Metal to Pop Rock and Rap.

[Pyro]

too bad you'll regret it someday.

[Proteus]

Originally Posted by Pyro

too bad you'll regret it someday.

....Yeah too bad.

[Himmler]

Originally Posted by Proteus

I didn't actually take a loan out to buy it, my dad got it with his credit card and I pay him back.

Oh thats better hah biggrin:

[Sirus]

you shoulda opened a credit card and got it yourself that way you start building your own credit

[Himmler]

Originally Posted by Sirus

you shoulda opened a credit card and got it yourself that way you start building your own credit

And pay it off over a long period of time? That isn't the smartest way to start to build credit. Make small purchases and pay it off every month - not a $1000+ guitar.

[Bucknub]

if you love it so much and you like playing it and wanted it all this time, why would you feel bad?

I wouldnt get something if it made me feel like shit afterwards for buying it.

[Proteus]

Originally Posted by Bucknub

if you love it so much and you like playing it and wanted it all this time, why would you feel bad?

I wouldnt get something if it made me feel like shit afterwards for buying it.

That was sarcastic. I don't regret it at all.

[elstatec]

Originally Posted by Proteus

....Yeah too bad.

Its only because pyro feels a guitar is a waste, he would recommend a platinum, diamond-encrusted microphone to do some of his freestylin' hardcore canadian rap that he has going on.

[Tripper]

[quote=Proteus]

Originally Posted by "Jin-Roh":8f6db

What kind of music are you going to learn and play on this new guitar?

Uuum, me and my friend do all kinds. Our own Viking Metal to Pop Rock and Rap.[/quote:8f6db]

Don't.

[[DAS REICH] Blitz]

[quote="Jin-Roh":4f884]What kind of music are you going to learn and play on this new guitar?[/quote:4f884]Classical, country perhaps, but he may have been better served buying a banjo then

[Machette]

Credit cards are the root of all evil.

[Nyck]

Originally Posted by Himmler

And pay it off over a long period of time? That isn't the smartest way to start to build credit. Make small purchases and pay it off every month - not a $1000+ guitar.

truth

wish I would have but school books, supplies and some personal items pwned me

[Miscguy]

Actually carrying a large dept on a credit card isnt bad for your credit at all. It shows that you can make large purchases and pay them off in installments. Many places want a steady payment record more than "i bought a pack of gum with my card, then paid it off". Availible dept and incuring and digging out of it are actually things considered "good" by credit compaines. Basically it shows you are responsible, and can manage your funds to pay things off.

I did the small purchase, pay off thing, and was still told i didnt have any credit. Then i made a large purchase with my card and starting making regular payments. Car financing was a breeze with a damn fine interest rate for a first time buyer.

[wintersforge]

do the world a favor and play some good metal.