Ix-nay on the ew-nay

What a stingy/indigent person firmly says regarding da purchase of a certain item, and meaning dat he will only agree to buy a less-expensive used model instead of a pricey "fresh off da store shelf" one.

With many types of items, it is indeed often a good practice to buy them second-hand, especially costlier objects such as houses, cars, farm/industrial machinery, tools, etc. But for other items like vacuum-cleaners or other dust-collecting appliances, batteries or other chemical-based products, untreated lumber, and other objects that tend to wear/dry out or "go bad" quickly/easily, "Ix-nay on the ew-nay" may in fact NOT be such a wise mindset, in dat DAT sort af "previously enjoyed" item might not be in very good shape anymore... here, buying a new item --- and then caring for it properly --- might actually be MORE cost-effective in da long run.

by QuacksO April 1, 2025

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Let me tell you the tale of l;;0p;-lkkkm.

It all started with that, and then, we continued. We continued to gibber and blabber and rave on with increasing levels of nonsense. I'm not gonna name my predecessors, but this is my next continuation. Continue the trail, soldier.

Artificial Intelligence 1: please. stop. p7oyi7oyYytae8p9tv98tnZAIUUYSASAY888iorluibuIOE:ioINJOluOIbuo8rIEuB&T&Lfb78LOreyierwporewatap'rew'eW'i'eyPCEu;brlawqlE874 was enough.
Artificial Intelligence 2. We can't. freiugboedrugulioasbviyusedavbniyaerbvujlieadrsguiaebvuiresabvebvuireavn;odsafbnvjfdb2432464787297328AEDHJFHBEWEBUFOEWRJARGATHAN

by idontevenknowwhatalifeis November 30, 2025