What was your biggest purchases of 2013??

[zeketheplumbr]

Bought a colonial and paid for a wedding. Hopefully 2014 I can afford a newer car. The expenses have to stop.

[HanesTshirtBrah]

Undoubtedly my Ninja 650r

Fuarrkk thinking about getting one pretty soon

[TS3g]

Trip to St. Croix to watch pigs drink beer]

lol

Mine was weak, a new phone, Samsung S4

[DankSnaks]

I imagine if I added up all the money I've spent on coffee this year it would be sickening so coffee.

[joco1214]

46" Samsung LED and my first new car (Honda Accord)

[nick0322]

2011 Audi A4 S line cost me 35k
15" Macbook Pro cost 2200
Xbox One 1000

You like your 15" Mac Pro? I still can't decide between that or the air

[GabrielNovar]

You like your 15" Mac Pro? I still can't decide between that or the air

get the pro...you won;t be disappoint. I am going for an i mac fork 2.7k sticker

[Andrew99]

A $340,000 house. I win.

[polishguy13]

2013 BMW S1000RR

[InstantLoser]

2x Sapphire Radeon 290x video cards (~$550 each).

[henhuynh]

My first home.

[misc_brah]

forgot to mention, new laptop too

[TypicalChaz]

Some cool stuff brahs

2013 was my first full year of salaried employment.

1) All inclusive cancun trip for spring break ~$1200

2) Vegas for labor day weekend ~1300$

3) Ruger SR9c 9mm + sick IWB holster ~$600

[xXBrutalXx]

bought a house in April

[irish brah]

where are you from?

Ireland, everyone keeps asking me that lol.......I thought my user name would give it away.

Feels...
Have a good Christmas, brother.

Thanks dude same to you, I'll get you off RC.

[AreaCode201]

Glock 19 Gen4 FDE

[camokunt]

VW Scirocco

[DarthScorpio11]

Xbox One

[Showstopper1969]

A 30k deck for the house

[crackersmaker]

101k down. (20%)


2100 sq ft

fukkin cali, my family's 3300 sq ft house in upstate ny was only 380k

as for my biggest purchase, I bought new irons for like $800

[Messier_Object]

2011 Audi A4 S line cost me 35k
15" Macbook Pro cost 2200
Xbox One 1000

$1k for an xbox? That's $941 usd, if you meant Canadian $ in your post. No thanks jeff

[carlos71786]

wasn't exactly one purchase but i spent about $3000 on a trip to new york in the spring

[robby1024]

besides a used car probably the private pilot lessons

[wnc817]

Some rentals. Happy Saturnalia.

[FL_Z32]

Google Nexus 5 &,

[nick0322]

Fuarrkk thinking about getting one pretty soon

I wanna get a bike so bad, I was hesitant since I thought I was going to move back up north but now that Im staying down south I cant wait

[nick0322]

Google Nexus 5 &,

what is that thing? srs

[Endgame]

I've received a lot of requests for information regarding the making money machine:

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...post1182131841

I have a computer with four video cards: ATI 7950. I use these to mine for something call Litecoin. If Bitcoin reaches $40,000 and Litecoin reaches $10,000 as expected, mining Litecoins at current conditions will yield $2.3Million after one year. This is provided that the difficulty doesn't increase appreciably over the next year. With the same four video cards, you can mine other alt coins and convert them to Bitcoin.

You set up your video cards to hash and this takes up electricity, about $100/month. The prices for electricity in my home country are relatively low, it could be higher in other countries. Downside? A miscer died from it because of the heat. Therefore, you need separate space for this activity. The fans will be running at a high intensity, so the room will get noisy and hot. Think of a vacuum cleaner. You need free software and a wallet (also free). You can download them at the bitcoin or litecoin websites (the wallet). The miner is cgminer or a variant, guiminer. These are also free.

You will need extender cables.
You can get them here or on ebay:
http://www.cryptocables.com/

I learned all this from another miscer who has greater competency in the matter, vietcong666. It may be best to direct questions to him since he is one of the early adopters of Bitcoin and Litecoin and he is a comp eng.

[nick0322]

I've received a lot of requests for information regarding the making money machine:

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...post1182131841

I have a computer with four video cards: ATI 7950. I use these to mine for something call Litecoin. If Bitcoin reaches $40,000 and Litecoin reaches $10,000 as expected, mining Litecoins at current conditions will yield $2.3Million after one year. This is provided that the difficulty doesn't increase appreciably over the next year. With the same four video cards, you can mine other alt coins and convert them to Bitcoin.

You set up your video cards to hash and this takes up electricity, about $100/month. The prices for electricity in my home country are relatively low, it could be higher in other countries. Downside? A miscer died from it because of the heat. Therefore, you need separate space for this activity. The fans will be running at a high intensity, so the room will get noisy and hot. Think of a vacuum cleaner. You need free software and a wallet (also free). You can download them at the bitcoin or litecoin websites (the wallet). The miner is cgminer or a variant, guiminer. These are also free.

You will need extender cables.
You can get them here or on ebay:
http://www.cryptocables.com/

I learned all this from another miscer who has greater competency in the matter, vietcong666. It may be best to direct questions to him since he is one of the early adopters of Bitcoin and Litecoin and he is a comp eng.

Ill have to aware myself on this, not really to sure what it is

[halfchad]

1) BMW E90 N54 335i M Sport
2) Panasonic 55VT65B
3) Loboutins for my gf

All bought in the last 2 months.