Stuff that is so expensive, you won't ever be able to afford them
>>2598380
Only dual channel RAM.
No water block on chipset
Shitty LED fans
That's like a $1500 build. WAY out of most people's budgets.
>>2598375
>expensive
I generally cant afford expensive stuff. But If I could I would buy one of these.
>>2598376
yeah, cars
![McDiarmid-designed-87m-luxury-yacht-Iwana-rear-view[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/3FBees5.jpg "McDiarmid-designed-87m-luxury-yacht-Iwana-rear-view[1].jpg")
>>2600102
How would you feel if Elon Musk coverted one of those into an electric car?
>>2598413
Ikr. That's like two iPhones.
This thread. ↓
>>2584588
Mfw
>>2598375
nice boat, any infos about the brand?
It seems to bo no Pershing, no Sunseeker, no Azimut, ...
>>2598646
Absolutely, though I'm more a fan of the eclipse jet, or even some of the turboprops like the TBM.
>>2604563
kek
>>2601010
Isn't the engine sound and feel kind of the point, so the car would be effectively destroyed?
Hobby cars (I don't know how they're called) are not the problem, the day-to-day use cars that vastly outnumber them are.
>>2606558
>day-to-day use cars
It's not even that really, it's the horrible American city planners that build gigantic suburban mazes requiring the occupants to all commute to work 20+ miles in different directions.
>>2606558
I personally don't care less about the sound or feel of cars, I'm all about the aesthetic so I'd love electric versions of all those old classics.
A manly walk in closet
Wine cellar
not quite "not affordable"
Bugatti Veyron
>>2606558
I think electric cars have a neat sound, just in hard acceleration. It's certainly not the same vibe as a combustion engine rumble, but it reminds me of that high pitch jet engine sound.
I could imagine a new generation of electric car hotrodders figuring out how to "enhance" the sound if electric became more popular and accessible, like early glasspackers did.
I can't see many doing it seriously with the Nissan Leaf, but given enough time, who knows?
>>2610084
Should not wine be kept off of any light?
>nice cellar
>wine is fucked up
>>2602332
looks comfy
>>2610287
80% of books about religion
BURN IT DOWN
>>2610590
Welcome to the world of modern design, where things look neat, but most of it doesn't do shit.
These, on the other hand, are excellent pieces of kitchen equipment. At almost $50,000 for their top of the line range, I won't be getting any of this stuff anytime soon and not without a lot of luck.
Some Greek guy owned this and married Jackie Kennedy. Apparently it has a bar and the bar stools are upholstered in leather made out of the foreskins of minke whales. Sounds like it would be perfect for triggering SJW guests.
>>2600935
now that's fucking bad ass.
>>2601066
great idea for a new thread!
>>2610604
edgy
This one is actually not that expensive.
>>2613412
Aww man I love Falling Water
>>2598375
>all these yachts
How about your very own private Airbus A380 to go with your equally luxurious 747 super jumbo? They each come with their own compliment of hawt stewardesses (or stewards, if you roll that way).
>>2613516
>Airbus A380
Many millionaires can't afford that. So they will have to settle for a less luxurious plane.
These accommodations might as well be called steerage class.
>>2610081
Complete with high heels...?
Maybe more on the affordable end of the spectrum, but what about a rare and expensive double-rifle?
>Do you want something dead? Really dead?
Honestly I don't know anything about guns but I've heard that even the bullets cost a fortune.
>>2598413
lmao, nigga that's like 1500 dollar cheeseburgers in one of those two states that don't charge taxes
>>2617192
We should just use cheeseburgers as currency.
>>2615991
The linus tech video of this product was great! I want to hear just how amazing it sounds but sadly I never will.
>>2615991
Tubes! Fucking morons.
>>2613412
>tfw I named my tauren warrior "Fallingwater" before I knew about that place.
got so many "cool name breh", and meshed well with the tauren's Native American vibes
>>2618057
Possibly less retarded than mechanical watches.
Except when they boast how little distortion their tubes have, that is fucking retarded.
>>2618057
They used to give those to SEALs. If I cant fly in the navy when I get done with school im most definitely going to go for it. If I make it im getting a submariner.
>>2617183
You heard correctly.
http://www.midwayusa.com/500-nitro-express-3/br?cid=15974
>>2600935
/thread
>>2617135
a special kind of manly closet....
>>2610604
when you turn 18, head on over to /his/
in the meantime, feel free to post your edgy feelings on /pol/
>>2622346
Audiophile magazines are not fans of blind listening tests.
>>2613412
House was deemed one of the worst architectural and civil engineering nightmares in house design and construction
> waterfall causes daily mold
> stream flowing under house caused near collapse. Required skyscraper grade supports
> constant shifting and reimplemented of windows, doors, foundation due to the stream's erosion around supports
> tfw the house won't survive the apocalypse without constant, costly maintenance draining your entire fortune away
I swear, at least I have a shot of fucking a high maintenance chick than getting no return from this disaster. Nice to look at tho
>>2625478
Well the sub might look like a good idea it has allot of issues.
Every hole in the sub is a likely reason why it will not surface again.
if it can not dive deep enough it will be a worse ride than a surface ship when a storm hits.
Its draft will prohibit use in coastal areas
Most governments will not allow it to enter its territorial waters. even yachts that carry subs have issues with this.
Up keep for a sub runs higher than a surface ship.
Price = Ego death
Like a G6...
Oh how I wish I would have had the pound sterling back in in the days...
>>2626581
I see your G6 and I'll raise you this Canuck beauty
>>2610287
>6 globes
fucking show off....
>>2614606
>look hunny, niggers!
>>2627786
Here's kind of a weird no-shit story. Shortly after WW2, around 1947/8 in Alameda, CA, my grandparents bought my then 13 yo mother a cheap used violin for about $10. (yes, I'm old).
Mom used it for many years and then a tuning peg broke. She took it to a luthier, who discovered it was made in Italy around 1710. It was not a Strad, but apparently made by one of his apprentices. Suspect some GI brought it back from the war, but who knows.
Back in the early 80's it was valued between $75 and $125K. No idea what it's worth today, but I imagine much more.
Did not sound too good to my ear desu. Every time I call it a 'fiddle' she gets pissed. Hope I still inherit it.
>>2628016
/thread
fucking most expensive shit you can get - you pay for it all your lifetime, can't sell it, can't force it to make itself useful, can't make it to pay you back.
>>2628850
>can't sell it
Thats what you think
>>2628825
>Every time I call it a 'fiddle' she gets pissed. Hope I still inherit it.
I kek'd.
now that's what I call expensive
>>2629940
kys
Good thread. Saved all the /o/.
>>2626677
Love this one. Like a CRJ on the outside, but much more comfort on the inside.
>>2626582
What the hell'd they do with those anyway? You figure they'd repurpose them and market it as private highend transportation for the super rich.
>>2632859
It is not worth it, they were designed and built in the 50's. They are relatively small inside and do not meet modern standards for luxury without an incredibly expensive refit which still wont solve the size problem
>>2628850
Well, depending on your personal conviction, how good you can keep a secret (and keeping the law enforcement bribes paid), you can start renting them out for manual labor or the international sex trade after just 5-6 years.
>>2628850
LOL.
>>2632673
>having to share an armrest
dropped
>>2632673
>Not being able to stand up straight in the center aisle (6'3" max height).
Dropped
Dassault Falcon 8X is the superior Business Jet
>>2637555
Why would I want to waste my money on a statue made of boogers
>>2642659
>not wanting to buy a booger sculpture for $141 million
Uncultured peasant detected.
>>2610604
fill it with vidya and watch people lose their shit
>>2619056
That painting is meta as fuck.
>>2610836
La Cornue, obviously
>>2602354
underrated
>>2626464
He did design it (according to legend) in one night.
Also, expensive is the point of the thread. What's more expensive than insane maintenance on a treasured work of architecture?
If I had a billion dollars I would consider trying to get a place inspired by that place built. I don't think I'd want to live in any of Wright's actual stuff, though. It'd be like living in a museum.
