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The obvious things as you get older might be a house or car but I'm aiming for more self-indulgent things here.

I would have to say the most enjoyment I've got out of a self-gift is my Kindle Paperwhite. The battery lasts forever if you turn off wifi and constant ink refresh and I've read many books I wouldn't have even looked at if I was restricted to real books. Close second would be the computer I built myself and more recently the bike I bought from the local second-hand dealer.

The obvious things as you get older might be a house or car but I'm aiming for more self-indulgent things here. I would have to say the most enjoyment I've got out of a self-gift is my Kindle Paperwhite. The battery lasts forever if you turn off wifi and constant ink refresh and I've read many books I wouldn't have even looked at if I was restricted to real books. Close second would be the computer I built myself and more recently the bike I bought from the local second-hand dealer.

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[–] PhuksMulder 3 points (+3|-0)

I love my kindle as well. Even connects to my county libraries website and lets me grab whatever to read.

[–] KillBill [OP] 1 points (+1|-0)

I was actually surprised to some paid books they have for free download. They must get some good deals as a library.

[–] Justintoxicated 3 points (+3|-0) Edited

warning the following post sounds like shilling

Right now I'm saying Sling TV, way cheaper than cable ($25/month), tons of great channels, on demand, pause/restart live TV, and every Simpsons ep ever on demand.

[–] PhunkyPlatypus 3 points (+3|-0)

My first guitar and amplifier. I was 19 and had just worked the Christmas season in the food court of the local mall. It was absolute hell. But my reward was a ibenaz Gio and a micro cube amp for about $300 total. Both pretty shitty but that was the first thing I bought that I felt I really earned.

[–] OeeThaGreat 2 points (+2|-0)

I really enjoy my Nintendo Switch. Before I bought the switch, the Nintendo 64 was the last gaming console I owned.