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Would you buy anything in a charity shop?

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    #152
    Archeron
    Registered Users Posts: 6,255 ✭✭✭Archeron


    Turd Ferguson wrote: »
    So is eating dead people, but you dont see as much enthusiasm for that idea to be honest.

    Speak for yourself, I have a human head in the oven right now.

    Hmmm, perhaps I shouldn't have said that......

    Used tog et Videos, CD's and books in charity shops, but I dont have VCR anymore, and people dont seem to give them DVD's as much. Wouldnt bother me to buy there though. Cheap price, good usable stuff, money to charity, potential for dead people clothes. Whats possibly bad about this idea?


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    #153
    TPD
    Registered Users Posts: 7,814 ✭✭✭TPD


    Found a great wool and cashmere coat, grey and about knee length (I'm 6 foot), was a fiver. Immaculate condition, little bit of an old man smell but that soon goes. Ended up giving it to my dad though, fits him better. Now it's his funeral coat.


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    #154
    Magic.Marker
    Closed Accounts Posts: 34 ✭Magic.Marker


    Vinta81 wrote: »
    Which was obviously fake.


    Nope. It was the real thing. :)


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    #155
    Aridstarling
    Closed Accounts Posts: 650 ✭✭✭Aridstarling


    I have an endless list of great clothes I've bought in Charity shops all over town. Currently wearing an Yves Saint Lauren shirt I got for 6 quid. Probably cost a few hundred originally.

    Anybody who doesn't do charity shops is a bit of a fool in my eyes. Especially whoever said they can afford the stuff from Dunnes and Penneys in the first place. I know who I'd rather give my money to.


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    #156
    dylano_k
    Registered Users Posts: 809 ✭✭✭dylano_k


    Corb wrote: »
    I got a lovely jacket in Oxfam. I find they have mainly older age clothes though, I rarely see anything I'd wear but picked up some nice things for my mother. Can often get nice pieces of jewelery, antiques, books etc.

    Ah no way, thats the jacket i left in there a while back haha


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    #157
    dylano_k
    Registered Users Posts: 809 ✭✭✭dylano_k


    The 2nd hand toilet roll is always a good bargain :pac:


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