Expinsive stuff. :o

[Quartz]

To those who think stuff is expinsive in US,
it isn't expinsive at all. :)

In Denmark we can pay up to 250$ for a Levi's trousers.
In US you pay about 50$ for the same trousers and same company.

[Ad Bot]

[Dread]

America yay :D

[zackin5]

Since when did people think stuff in America was expensive?

[Mr.Patrick]

To those who think stuff is expinsive in US,
it isn't expinsive at all. :)

In Denmark we can pay up to 250$ for a Levi's trousers.
In US you pay about 50$ for the same trousers and same company.

250$? pffft, more like 600 dollars.

[Kalphiter]

I hate it how the $ comes before the amount.

[Antallion]

why do you type like you have a kiwi accent

[Rughugger]

Apparently spelling lessons cost more over there as well, otherwise, he'd be doing it right. :o

[Inv3rted]

Apparently spelling lessons cost more over there as well, otherwise, he'd be doing it right. :o

Or maybe, people in Denmark don't have to be perfect at their second language.

[FlyGuy45]

We don't care about cloths; we care about bred, milk, and sugar. 

[Inv3rted]

You mean clothes and bread, right?

[Quartz]

Since when did people think stuff in America was expensive?

Complaining about high gas and tax. :3

[Littledude]

Complaining about high gas and tax. :3

That's everywhere
Don't buy those levi pants if there that expensive you coulld probably buy less expensive stuff that's better brand name stuff is gay/

[Burger]

I pay 30 tops for my jeans. Lol, the word trousers is funny.

[Quartz]

That's everywhere
Don't buy those levi pants if there that expensive you coulld probably buy less expensive stuff that's better brand name stuff is gay/

I just bought my clothes in US, on holiday.
Also, we pay 25% tax when buying stuff, and normally pay 50% of what we earn. :3
But Denmark is still happy. :D

[Rughugger]

Or maybe, people in Denmark don't have to be perfect at their second language.

Sure they do, how else can they put up with us for so long? :D

I just my clothes in US.

Wut?