How many of you soley buy what you need online these days?

The only thing I wouldn't buy is a TV, only because I don't know what gorillas will be handling the package.

Probably 80%. Groceries too just not produce or meats and other fresh stuff. Although I do order steaks from Allen Bros from time to time.

Not everything but a very high percentage.

a pretty significant amount. if there is something that I think id like to try out first, I go to the store and buy it, confirm i like it, order it online and return it back to the store

Anything that is small enough to make shipping it a reasonable option. You can usually find a better deal online if you're the thrifty type of fucker.

I buy almost everything online... I also use Schwanns to reduce the amount of trips to the grocery store :P If I had locally grocery store delivery service I'd use that as well! Time is money!

The only thing I don't really buy online is clothing/shoes/etc... unless it's a specific item and I already know it's going to fit the way I want.

EDIT: I use Amazon Prime for just about everything. I was hesitant at first but once you pay the up front "join" cost you end up using it a LOT more. One click shopping on Amazon, search for prime stuff... Free 2-day delivery... doesn't really get any easier! I probably save enough cash in just razor cartridges and batteries to pay for the yearly cost!

And as one more example. I needed to buy a wheelbarrow... couple hundred bucks at the local Lowes / Home Depot but I don't have a vehicle with enough space to transport it in so delivery is $60. I got to Amazon, grab a Fiskar's wheelbarrow at half the price with free two day delivery... membership paid for in one transaction

Almost 100% here as well. I've bought bulk things like toilet paper from amazon as well. The recycled, non bleach whitened stuff. It's ok, not great.

I've price compared amazon's grocery deals with my wegmans store and there's some select things I could break even or save money with by shopping online, but not much.