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Fallible wrote:I bought two almost identical skirts once, does that count?
Macdoc wrote:Tales of pretention???
Macdoc wrote:What have YOU done.....you might have some second thoughts about....
surreptitious57 wrote:Pretentiousness is hard to define for it is so subjective but I dont think flying in Concorde or owning a Merc qualifies
You can buy a new one for under 300 quid a month which is not extravagant by any stretch of the imagination. I also
think it is as much a state of mind as a measure of wealth. For it is about class and status and maintaining standards
I watched a documentary two days ago where somebody bought a Basquiat for I00 millon dollars
I see no artistic merit in his work whatsoever so to me that was just a complete waste of money
Not pretentiousness but an indication that whoever bought it has absolutely no taste in art at all
I know I00 million is not a lot of money but there are far better things it could have been spent on
Fallible wrote:surreptitious57 wrote:Pretentiousness is hard to define for it is so subjective but I dont think flying in Concorde or owning a Merc qualifies
You can buy a new one for under 300 quid a month which is not extravagant by any stretch of the imagination. I also
think it is as much a state of mind as a measure of wealth. For it is about class and status and maintaining standards
I watched a documentary two days ago where somebody bought a Basquiat for I00 millon dollars
I see no artistic merit in his work whatsoever so to me that was just a complete waste of money
Not pretentiousness but an indication that whoever bought it has absolutely no taste in art at all
I know I00 million is not a lot of money but there are far better things it could have been spent on
300 quid a month for a car is not extravagant by any stretch of the imagination? I beg to differ.
I'm With Stupid wrote:
like to get the candelabra out and have the butler play some Wagner when I eat my beans on toast.
Does that count?
yet we both bought new cars and live in a 4 bedroom double garage house with swimming pool.
Fallible wrote:surreptitious57 wrote:Pretentiousness is hard to define for it is so subjective but I dont think flying in Concorde or owning a Merc qualifies
You can buy a new one for under 300 quid a month which is not extravagant by any stretch of the imagination. I also
think it is as much a state of mind as a measure of wealth. For it is about class and status and maintaining standards
I watched a documentary two days ago where somebody bought a Basquiat for I00 millon dollars
I see no artistic merit in his work whatsoever so to me that was just a complete waste of money
Not pretentiousness but an indication that whoever bought it has absolutely no taste in art at all
I know I00 million is not a lot of money but there are far better things it could have been spent on
300 quid a month for a car is not extravagant by any stretch of the imagination? I beg to differ.
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