People ever put you down for spending money on knives?

[BlazenGem]

If you are 18 (or pay / work for your own life) and don't hurt your life and/or your possible kids/wife etc lives with it, then it's up to YOU how you spend your money. As long as you are responsible and understand when to buy a knife or not, then it's all your business.

From the way the OP types and the way he has presented himself, I doubt he is older than 16.

 

[svrider3]

my friend,
buy in life what makes you happy.only listen to their complaints when you spend their money.

This right here is some good advise. :thumbup:

Your dad's ok with it, mom doesn't care........buy what you want........
with your B-day money.

 

[RRTX2007]

Sure! But they spend money on more important things like cigarettes, alcohol, gambling, vacations, and I won't even get into the multiple children and how that equates to success in the suburbian culture.

Now my GF does like her two trips to Mexico a year and we afford that easily, even with my gun, hunting, fishing, and knife habit.

Priorities, priorities...

 

[motababoy]

you actually tell people how much money you spend on knives??
you are looking for trouble ;-))

 

[yos]

i dont even have to tell my folks at home how much i spend. when a new package arives i get looks from my parents right away, no matter how expensive the knives were. i grew kinda used to it.

 

[Arpaio]

you actually tell people how much money you spend on knives??
you are looking for trouble ;-))

I couldn't agree more. The only people that know how much my knives cost are me and my wife. And she's fine with it (for now...)
On the same note, I dont think my mother in law worries about the money, but she does not love how many knives I own...