This Forum Cost Me 420.00

**Vtpilot1** · 07-31-2013, 08:41

Originally Posted by Boothill

ahhhhhh........"only" $420 spent.......how i yearn for those days

boot

Seriously!

**bayoubomber** · 07-31-2013, 08:52

Originally Posted by breaker

I just signed up like a few hours ago. I sat and read and read. next thing you know I am debating on buying the
You sent a payment of $419.00 USD to Warbonnet Outdoors

Picked up the tarp with it too.

need a big warning before you join. WARNING YOU WILL SPEND MONEY HERE!

LOL

BOOM!!! Welcome to the madness! Im a year and a half in, my family and I love our time in the piney woods together! Good luck and have fun!

**Womble** · 07-31-2013, 09:59

Originally Posted by breaker

I just signed up like a few hours ago. I sat and read and read. next thing you know I am debating on buying the
You sent a payment of $419.00 USD to Warbonnet Outdoors

Yup, thats a reasonable amount per day

Considering that some members are here since +6 years, imagine what they have spent

**gunner76** · 07-31-2013, 10:26

WARNING YOU WILL SPEND MONEY HERE!

Correction...this site acts as a gateway to the other sites that will cost you money

Then again, you don't want that sitting around getting moldy in billfold, now did you.

welcome to the madness

**CrankyOldGuy** · 07-31-2013, 10:41

It's not just the big purchases, it's the steady drip of cash spent on little things. Cash and emotional attachment. I just spent $12.50 (inc. shipping) on 4 tiny little titanium Dutch Hooks, checked my email every few hours for a shipping notice and checked the USPS site a couple of times a day, just in case my package needed me. When it got here, I walked in the door, went right to my gear closet and readjusted my tarp rigging for them.... tarp lines... I did the same with them... little $10 ridgeline organizer... $3 for freeze dried toothpaste tablets, did you know they make freeze dried toothpaste tablets?... got my eye on some carbon fiber tarp stakes...

**toygun** · 07-31-2013, 10:52

money well spent and well worth standing in line for. A plus side is WB loot keeps it value if you ever want to sell it.

**XTrekker** · 07-31-2013, 13:58

You can always thank the site for liberating you of that burdensome money by becoming a Donating Member...

**breaker** · 07-31-2013, 14:25

Originally Posted by Wisp

No sympathy from me. I got back on this forum after being gone for a couple of years. I've ended up with a new hammock, cf tarp, a couple of suspension kits, odds and end from Dutchware, 2 underquilts, new ul pack from GG, a jetboil sol with hanging kit, a new mbd stove and a ti wood stove. I'm sure there's more.

Hi, My name is Wisp and I have an outdoor and hammock gear addiction. (That's what my husband gets after telling me I should cut down on my wine collection....)

After the post I made some purchases from dutchware too for attachments. another 50.00 bucks LOL I might have to buy under quilt later on we get the odd cold night in Tennessee but I can wait for that yet.

**breaker** · 07-31-2013, 14:30

Originally Posted by XTrekker

You can always thank the site for liberating you of that burdensome money by becoming a Donating Member...

Already have

Being I am a programmer by trade. Information should be paid for and it takes ALOT of work running a web site. Most people have no idea just how much time it will eat away.

The cost for donating to the site super cheap. If a person even asks one question and gets their answer they should do that right away. Without it they would not had there answer. I paid for 2 years.