Ramblings of an old Doc
Published on March 12, 2011 By DrJBHL In Personal Computing

 

 

Not strictly Personal computing, except that some of the items covered are tied to that.

This really caught my eye, and I figured (maybe I'm wrong) it could come in really useful at least to some degree for just about everyone. It comes from Lifehacker which I couldn't live without. Well, not as well, anyway. Don't forget to check your papers, though. This doesn't tell you where to buy, after all. It's just a "general guide".

It's been “just sitting there” so... here's my contribution for today. Lifehacker’s calendar:

Reproduced from Lifehacker:  http://lifehacker.com/#!5736625/the-best-times-to-buy-anything-in-2011


Comments (Page 1)
5 Pages1 2 3  Last
on Mar 12, 2011

I'm not interested in a 'Bycicle'....

Nope....not.....

on Mar 12, 2011

Perhaps a "buy-cycle", sir?

on Mar 12, 2011

Don't need an older computer. Uh uh.

on Mar 13, 2011

I see wedding dresses are good value in the fourth quarter.... in case I ever get around to cross-dressing.

In the meantime, however, I'll keep my eye open in the second quarter in the boot section for stilletto heeled pair.

 

on Mar 13, 2011

I'm stressed out, man! Only two more weeks to buy a boat. I'm not on a boat.

on Mar 13, 2011

Wait until August to buy good wine?  To hell with that!

on Mar 13, 2011

Anyone interested in buying off-color cars you guys gotta wait till December. Sorry.

on Mar 13, 2011

off-color cars

Like wot the f**k does that mean?  They're cheaper cos somebody offed the duco on 'em?

"Ah, Daniel San, paint on.... paint off."

"But Mr. Miyagi, doesn't that mean we'd have to sell them cheaper?"

"Not your worry, Daniel San, in January we sell them at twice going price with paint on."

on Mar 13, 2011

If the calender was intended to tell you the best time to buy something to save the purchaser money, the best time to buy a boat is not right before boating season.  

The best time to get a deal and save some cash on a boat is during the fall season, not spring. This is especially true in buying from an individual instead of a boat dealer.

I would think that if your in Australia, March would be a good time to buy one. Where is Lifehacker based at?

on Mar 13, 2011

Where is Lifehacker based at?

Lifehacker is a Gawker Media site based in New York City.

on Mar 13, 2011

CarGuy1
If the calender was intended to tell you the best time to buy something to save the purchaser money, the best time to buy a boat is not right before boating season.  

The best time to get a deal and save some cash on a boat is during the fall season, not spring. This is especially true in buying from an individual instead of a boat dealer.

 

Boats: It's the end of boat show season; you've got the upper hand.

 

That's their reasoning for it.

on Mar 13, 2011

starkers

off-color cars

Like wot the f**k does that mean?  They're cheaper cos somebody offed the duco on 'em?

"Ah, Daniel San, paint on.... paint off."

"But Mr. Miyagi, doesn't that mean we'd have to sell them cheaper?"

"Not your worry, Daniel San, in January we sell them at twice going price with paint on."

If you don't understand what a word means I would suggest you look it up before making yourself look stupid.

"Varying from the usual, expected, or required color"

So, a purple Chevy Blazer.. an orange Honda Civic.. a yellow F150.   

on Mar 13, 2011

You missed the whole point dude. We all know what off color means. Do you know what 'spoof' means?

on Mar 13, 2011


If you don't understand what a word means I would suggest you look it up before making yourself look stupid.

"Varying from the usual, expected, or required color"

So, a purple Chevy Blazer.. an orange Honda Civic.. a yellow F150.   

 

 

 

 

on Mar 13, 2011

5 Pages1 2 3  Last