...usually if I'm shopping a week before the holiday, it's going to be for me, so I'm good with being thrifty. Anyone else in this position or are you all still shopping for others til the last possible second?

Is lumbar the new fanny?

Shouldn't it be >$50= Thrifty (Less than $50) instead of <$50. = Thrifty (Greater than $50 equals thrifty)?

I have this exact G-Shock model. I bought it in 2008. It's been through a deployment and it's still going.

borisnorris wrote:Is lumbar the new fanny?

I think "lumbar" has always been the proper name, but "fanny" is just slang. Correct me if I'm wrong.

mibutterflywingz wrote:Shouldn't it be >$50= Thrifty (Less than $50) instead of <$50. = Thrifty (Greater than $50 equals thrifty)?

You have it backwards.

borisnorris wrote:Is lumbar the new fanny?

It sounds classier, don't you think?

mibutterflywingz wrote:Shouldn't it be >$50= Thrifty (Less than $50) instead of <$50. = Thrifty (Greater than $50 equals thrifty)?

came here to say this!

mibutterflywingz wrote:Shouldn't it be >$50= Thrifty (Less than $50) instead of <$50. = Thrifty (Greater than $50 equals thrifty)?

Nope. The alligator eats the bigger number! Imagine putting in X for the item price.

Or you can check here for reference on how greater than/less than works!

X < 50 (X less than 50)
^Alligator eats 50 because it is more food than X

X > 50 (X greater than 50)
^Alligator eats X because it is more food than 50

:D

newfiepage wrote:I remember the alligator! That's funny. Some things stick from our schooling.

I absolutely use the alligator system whenever in doubt.