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[stinkyattic]

Take a lampwork, glassblowing, or woodworking class at your city's vocational center (if your city has one... mine does, and classes range from $50-$200) and learn how to make your own pieces... ....

and buy a bunch of books that relate to your interests
)...

I like these 2 ideas! Education is the best investment of all. I've been trying to find time and money to take a glassblowing class for a while- it seems like a magical art!

stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on 03-21-2007. Shop For ME!! Gah! I can't take this anymore. I have 130 dollars to spend, and I dont Need ANYTHING. Does anyone have any ideas? I dont need any smoking stuff, becuase I wont have anything to smoke in it. Does anyone know of some kind of rare but fascinating things for under 100? SOMETHING?? I've checked out Thinkgeek Grasscity and bouncing bear botanicals, but everything just seems pointless or a big waste of money. Help me!! Rating: 5

[Nochowderforyou]

Just save your money until you actuaqlly need it. You might as well just flush that money down the toilet if there is nothing you actually need, so hold onto it when money becomes dry. Tehn you can whip out that $130 and be like, "hell yeah brother!" and get something you actually need/want.

There's no point in spending money if you don't need too. You should start learning to save your money now, otherwise you'll never retire, and have to be a slave to labour for the rest of your working days.