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[Abe2112]

You can probably buy a decent size bag of M&M's

[Maxx-Damage]

Originally Posted by Abe2112

You can probably buy a decent size bag of M&M's

Sour Patch and Sour Skittles would be better..

Id say a PMR or buy another spyder and deck it out with whats left over.

[08Lud08]

I'd get a Fusion or Timmy. I saw and used the invert mini and wasn't too impressed with it. I like the rail but I wouldn't get one because you have to upgrade it too much to get it how you like it so it comes out over $400.

[Backmanshooter]

FCP has brand new, but a little older timyms for $400.

[xSoulsx]

Originally Posted by bracer028

i'm going to give my LP spyder to my cousin...and i'll be getting a new gun

Why do you want to GIVE it up?...Sell It to him so you can get more money and buy a better gunfor more that $400

[bracer028]

its ok...

he's in high school

[bigred76]

I'm in high school and I had to buy my own gear. I saved my lunch money for months at a time, eating only cup of noodles to stave off the hunger. He can do it too. Heck, even Donald Trump's kids are working their way up from the mail room... why can't your cousin? Free stuff is sweet to get, but it'll instill laziness in such a young mind.

[thechubbss12]

Give him a walmart gun to start off... Not a high Maintence spyder to toy with....

I love timmys... Probibly one of my favorite feeling markers of all time... But ther are other "higher end" options... Like Rails, Completly maxed out Ions like Taco used to have, Minis, Shockers, 05 Speeds, and G7s for $475....

[bracer028]

Originally Posted by bigred76

I'm in high school and I had to buy my own gear. I saved my lunch money for months at a time, eating only cup of noodles to stave off the hunger. He can do it too. Heck, even Donald Trump's kids are working their way up from the mail room... why can't your cousin? Free stuff is sweet to get, but it'll instill laziness in such a young mind.

actually i don't believe in what you are saying.

i believe you should be a stepping stone for your kids to grow on. Your kids need what you created so they can actually make themselves better than you. What is the point at starting from square one?

if i want my kids to be president of the united states, i'm not going to have them work at mcdonalds. I'm going to establish a trust fund for them and give them all the luxuries so they won't need to worry about money. Do they get experience from working at a mail room? no, they should strive for something better.

also people who ***** that parents who buy their kids guns are just jealous. you know you want your parents to buy you a gun. Admit it. theres no shame of spoiling your kids when you look at the bigger picture.

[Hob Hayward]

Well, in line with that, its not right to let them get used to getting free stuff. They'll then have a hard time stepping up to it the task of hard work later in life. Or so is the theory that I've been told of.

I'm like Tim, I have always had to work for my stuff, not because my family doesn't have money, we have plenty of money. It also adds value to something, when you have to work hard for it, you cherish it more, rather than perhaps poorly maintaining something that you got for free, and have the ability to get replaced without issue.