Bag Insults - Ever Had One?
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From a coworker about my pebbled leather Prada tote:
"Your bag looks like psoriasis"
OH MY! That's just HORRIBLE!
From a coworker about my pebbled leather Prada tote:
"Your bag looks like psoriasis"
That's awful!
Honestly, I'm an English teacher and I had to look up what psoriasis was...I had a rough idea but had to do a bit more research...I'm so, so sorry that you're nephew suffers from this.From a coworker about my pebbled leather Prada tote:
"Your bag looks like psoriasis"
The comment you received was beyond poor taste. My God. People really have absolutely no respect. Your reaction was appropriate and kind in comparison to what I would have told that witch with a capital "B"!!!!
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I've always bought bags where it's value wouldn't depreciate too much... I think I can sell my first LV for double than what I paid for.
From a coworker about my pebbled leather Prada tote:
"Your bag looks like psoriasis"
What a tasteless comment.
My stories are
1. New friend came to my room, and saw that I put my bag on my bed. She commented with not so good voice that "
Wow ... I'm so surprised you have to put the bag on the bed"' . Then after that she sat on my bags twice and she claimed she didn't intend to do so. Oh well.!!!
2. Another classmate and I were going out for drinks. She asked me to "carry" her "used shoes" in my bag for her. That bag she knew it was the first time I use it so it is very brandnew. Of course, I didn't do it for her.
I don't know what wrong with these people, but I'm certain there are lots of stories like this. Please share.!! TIA
1. New friend came to my room, and saw that I put my bag on my bed. She commented with not so good voice that "
Wow ... I'm so surprised you have to put the bag on the bed"' . Then after that she sat on my bags twice and she claimed she didn't intend to do so. Oh well.!!!
2. Another classmate and I were going out for drinks. She asked me to "carry" her "used shoes" in my bag for her. That bag she knew it was the first time I use it so it is very brandnew. Of course, I didn't do it for her.
I don't know what wrong with these people, but I'm certain there are lots of stories like this. Please share.!! TIA
I think it all comes down to spending priorities. My coworker asked the same $ question about my bag and gave that same old comment of her will never buy one.
I reminded her about the 2k bicycle that she bought Last month for the summer. She went on to say I would only use the same bag for at most one year. I told her she won't be riding this same bike for life....
Pewpew I feel sorry for you and damn What a tasteless comment your coworker made.
I reminded her about the 2k bicycle that she bought Last month for the summer. She went on to say I would only use the same bag for at most one year. I told her she won't be riding this same bike for life....
Pewpew I feel sorry for you and damn What a tasteless comment your coworker made.
from a coworker about my pebbled leather prada tote:
"your bag looks like psoriasis"
+1
If I am friends with someone, I show respect for them, their property, and their choices. These people are not showing you any respect. If I were you I would start cultivating some new friendships and kick those two to the curb. It's a tough world out there, so surround yourself with people who support you, don't put up with ones who drag you down.
I can't remember who said it here but I really like the 'it's not an addiction, it's a hobby' comment.
Some people collect magnets, we collect bags haha
A former close friend implied that I was 'missing' something in my life, hence I buy bags. Needless to say she's no longer that close to me.
She collects jewellery, does that mean she's missing something in her life too?? Oh but wait ... That's different coz it's an 'asset' (according to her)
Some people collect magnets, we collect bags haha
A former close friend implied that I was 'missing' something in my life, hence I buy bags. Needless to say she's no longer that close to me.
She collects jewellery, does that mean she's missing something in her life too?? Oh but wait ... That's different coz it's an 'asset' (according to her)
That is very rude! I agree with Florasun, they aren't good friends. And I don't think anyone would want their bag to smell like stinky feet, designer bag or not...
I think that is so true about the spending priorities. My bags will last me many years. My oldest designer bag is 7 years old and doesn't have any obvious signs of wear.
People think bags are negligent....if you spend lots of money on golf, scuba diving, coin collections or electronics people will always see it as better.
That is the WORST made-up story from a 'friend' that I've ever heard! Wow. I would have said, "Honey, you need to work on your mask making cos the one you're working now is totally see through."