Who has the most "Stuff?"

[puddlemonkey]

Puddle dear sir, this video was meant for you:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8896213084482448693

lol so true. Except I don't go on vacation, I can't be away from my stuff for that long.

 

[vixensghost]

men usually.

because they are generally making more money

 

[GoldenDelicious]

i have a shipping container full of my crap lol

howeverrrrrr when you count stuff like pot plants, girls start winning

 

[Longhorn85]

Men have all the cool stuff

 

[myway]

My hubby has more stuff. I never buy stuff or keep stuff. If I have not used something for over a month, I toss it out. I have lots of books and shoes.
When I do buy stuff, it's for my hubby because he LOVES stuff. Games, toys, watches, magazines. The list goes on and on. He wants tools he can't use. He wants gadgets he knows nothing about. He has guns he rarely shoots.
We are gonna need to move into a new house just to have room for more stuff.

 

[bigmann245]

My hubby has more stuff. I never buy stuff or keep stuff. If I have not used something for over a month, I toss it out. I have lots of books and shoes.
When I do buy stuff, it's for my hubby because he LOVES stuff. Games, toys, watches, magazines. The list goes on and on. He wants tools he can't use. He wants gadgets he knows nothing about. He has guns he rarely shoots.
We are gonna need to move into a new house just to have room for more stuff.

thats too funny

 

[ceo]

...but the grocery bill for my husband and I, alone, averages over $130 a week because we eat almost exclusively organic.

$130/week? for 2? and that's eating organic? WTF do you eat? That's NOTHING!!!! Shit I wish my food bill was that low! My wife doesn't eat much, but shit I can spend $800-$1000/month on food. If I really shopped well (and I usually do, coupons and sales and shit) and stopped eating out (and I don't do that too often), I might get it down to $130/wk. Oh, I generally buy good food. I shop mostly at Trader Joe's because it's close and it's good quality.

 

[Rabid_Goose]

$130/week? for 2? and that's eating organic? WTF do you eat? That's NOTHING!!!! Shit I wish my food bill was that low! My wife doesn't eat much, but shit I can spend $800-$1000/month on food. If I really shopped well (and I usually do, coupons and sales and shit) and stopped eating out (and I don't do that too often), I might get it down to $130/wk. Oh, I generally buy good food. I shop mostly at Trader Joe's because it's close and it's good quality.

Sweet Fucking Christ. My food bill is generally around 45-50 dollars a week, of course I don't have a big ass menu either. It is typically the same shit day in and day out.

The most mine has ever been was, at most, 80 bucks a week, and that was when I bulked for the first time.

 

[musclemom]

Sweet Fucking Christ. My food bill is generally around 45-50 dollars a week, of course I don't have a big ass menu either. It is typically the same shit day in and day out.

The most mine has ever been was, at most, 80 bucks a week, and that was when I bulked for the first time.

I have a pretty boring menu, too, which is why I consider my approximately $65 a head expensive. Bear in mind, we're buying very little processed foods, this is for stuff like vegetables, raw meats, yogurt, tuna, beans, rice, cheese, oats, nuts, dried fruits, milk, etc.

So I think it's pretty pricey, especially considering we're both trying to slim down instead of bulk up.

I could buy almost the same stuff in a "regular" store and be spending about $75 a week for the two of us. Shit, the last time I was in a regular grocery store I got totally lost when I ventured into the center aisles, it scared and confused me

 

[Jon79]

I have a pretty boring menu, too, which is why I consider my approximately $65 a head expensive. Bear in mind, we're buying very little processed foods, this is for stuff like vegetables, raw meats, yogurt, tuna, beans, rice, cheese, oats, nuts, dried fruits, milk, etc.

So I think it's pretty pricey, especially considering we're both trying to slim down instead of bulk up.

I could buy almost the same stuff in a "regular" store and be spending about $75 a week for the two of us. Shit, the last time I was in a regular grocery store I got totally lost when I ventured into the center aisles, it scared and confused me

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