Quote from: Professor James Moriarty on September 22, 2013, 09:17:54 AM

Oh come on , you can't compare train toy and this Cheesy

this is the real deal Cheesy

I would not mind spending that too Cheesy

If I had option of buying a toy train or feed the poor , I would select poor.
If I had option of buying usb miner that will never break even or feed the poor , I would select the poor.
If I had option of getting a boat or feeding the poor , WHERE IS MY BOAT ALREADY Cheesy

Know the difference , not everything is a useless hobby , but some stuff are obviously useless. The guy who spend 4500 for going around the beach looking for gold was a bad hobby (I dont care if you enjoy it , you are not a smart cookie if you do that ) , the guy who bought a boat is awesome. You should be able to see the difference between these two.

Damn dude! Quit judging people who have different priorities than you. It's a terrible trait and people will dislike you. Worry about yourself and the people you love.

And how heartless can you be, really? If that old guy at the beach didn't have that metal detector to keep him busy he'd probably just rather die. He probably lost his wife, his kids don't visit anymore since mom died and most of his war buddies are in nursing homes now. And the beach and his detector are all he has to pass the time.

Yeah, I made up a little story there. But it's to illustrate a point. You do NOT know what motivates people to do what they do. You know only you. So stop judging people!

And just one more time because you obviously have a problem with reading comprehension... it's not always a choice of "either, or". Most people can do more than one thing with their money. The guy who buys a $10,000 1922 Lionel Train locomotive might also give $200,000 a year to AIDS Research. And you would still want to call him an idiot because he didn't donate $210,000. Pffft! Tongue