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07-11-2020 06:35 PM |
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Originally Posted by Den
(Post 1941167)
honestly, I get the appeal of limited edition items, but I'm not really fond of them. It's incredibly frustrating for me to find an item I LOVE and it turn out to be out of my price range because it's a limited edition thing.
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I can understand why you're not fond of them. If I were a billionaire, I would buy all the limited edition stuff I can afford.
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Originally Posted by daikokunyo
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I like upcycled dresses, especially shabby chic/boho style ones. Because they're made from upcycled fabrics, scraps and odds and ends, they're usually one of a kind- as in there's only one piece. So that makes them limited, I suppose, although they're not marketed the same way as, say, limited edition branded stuff.
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To me, that would be limited edition, since if one gets lost, that's it.
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Originally Posted by Merskelly Metalien
(Post 1941132)
Ooh! :D I just saw that I have a 20 year anniversary limited edition Ravenclaw cover version of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone!
<.<; I got it last Christmas and I still haven't even really opened it up and read it..
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Oh, that's super awesome!
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