You have allot to say but cant answer a simple question.
"Defender of the impulse buyer " hahaha not that at all... i just find all the internet tough guy routines funny. My bad bro.
RE: Don't Buy Oscar Fish - 6 Reasons Why
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"Defender of the impulse buyer " hahaha not that at all... i just find all the internet tough guy routines funny. My bad bro.
I've covered it all in my own threads.
And talking of tough guys, I remember you getting heated with another member who happened to live not far from you and you actually threatened him and suggested meeting up.
I'm not claiming to be a tough guy JAWS I just don't like cruelty and piss poor advice.
I can look for the pm. Im pretty sure he invited me to meet. I'll admit i was more than happy to oblige.
Can you back up your "defender of the impulse buyer" comment. Where in here did i do that ? Emotions man, letting them get the better of yourself.
Your threads tell us how you can tell your fish are happy and getting in all their work outs ? Really
You were defending the impulsive buyer on the arapaima thread not so long back. I'm sure you've tried to tell me not to have an opinion on people keeping fish in tiny tanks in the past too.
No emotions here. Quite calm and grounded thank you.
Who still doesn't get it that virtually ALL consumer buying is impulse buying at some level?
It's because money is so close to our emotions .
M O N E Y . . . when people see it their pulse increases. Pupils dilate. They react involuntarily as they sense it.
"Rational" reasons for buying are generally mythical in nature.
We spend it for love and hate, and tell ourselves many reasons our decision was reasoned, right and moral.
A sporty new car is the worse possible investment (except for aquariums) for 99.9% of people.
Why then is an impractical device a most desired object for virtually everyone?
It's because money is so close to our emotions .
M O N E Y . . . when people see it their pulse increases. Pupils dilate. They react involuntarily as they sense it.
"Rational" reasons for buying are generally mythical in nature.
We spend it for love and hate, and tell ourselves many reasons our decision was reasoned, right and moral.
A sporty new car is the worse possible investment (except for aquariums) for 99.9% of people.
Why then is an impractical device a most desired object for virtually everyone?
Haha, maybe even 3 specimens if you went bare bottom and got rid of the decorations!!!
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