masseyrider
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LUXURY!
The first luxury item you bought?
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I'd think punishment!
Larry Caldwell
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Electricity was a luxury. Indoor plumbing was a luxury. Metal tools were a luxury. Time moves on.
paulsharvey
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Start crinkling the page when yiu sit down, get it softened up. Been there, done that
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dodge man
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In my original post I said luxury item wasn’t the correct word but I didn’t know a better word. I guess I meant an item you don’t absolutely need to live but it sure makes your life better.
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Well, this is funny.... but true. I've always said that food, clothing and shelter are all you need and everything else is icing on the cake.
In Chapter 7 bankruptcy, a luxury item is anything not reasonably necessary for the support and maintenance of the debtor and their dependents, such as expensive jewelry, luxury cars, vacations, and high-end electronics. The key distinction is between necessities (like basic groceries, a primary vehicle, or a necessary medical procedure) and extravagances (like a second home, designer clothing, or cosmetic surgery). Luxury items are often considered non-exempt assets that a trustee can sell to pay creditors.
In Chapter 7 bankruptcy, a luxury item is anything not reasonably necessary for the support and maintenance of the debtor and their dependents, such as expensive jewelry, luxury cars, vacations, and high-end electronics. The key distinction is between necessities (like basic groceries, a primary vehicle, or a necessary medical procedure) and extravagances (like a second home, designer clothing, or cosmetic surgery). Luxury items are often considered non-exempt assets that a trustee can sell to pay creditors.
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Oooo, the Sears Wish Book at Christmas would make lousy TP.... it was all glossy print.
I've been in a few outhouses that had phonebooks on a hook. At least that wouldn't be like a brillo pad.
Oaktree
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Read somewhere that the Indians used pinecones. 
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Young child, I will teach you something very important... the pinecone only works one way.Read somewhere that the Indians used pinecones.
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The Blackfeet I believe.Read somewhere that the Indians used pinecones.