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[QUOTE="aliengenius, post: 702302, member: 11924"]
As Mike Caro is fond of pointing out, if your bankroll is easily replaced, you should be more willing to risk it (perhaps all at once). So, if your "bankroll" is just any left over money you happen to have after you pay your bills, then sure, risk it all by buying in. Then, when you have more left over later, same thing. The only issues that would arise would be when you want to play but don't currently have that left over money, or if there is some kind of extra juicy game that you can't get into for the same reason. Since you don't rely on poker to play your bills, and we will assume you don't have a gambling addiction, then you don't ever really "need" to play, and can simply do so when you have funds on hand.

Ed Miller article about "budgeting" for poker instead of having a bankroll [URL="http://www.notedpokerauthority.com/articles/bankroll-schmankroll-its-all-about-budgeting.html"]here[/URL] (addresses this issue, although in this case we will assume that our OP is a winning player and simply spends what he makes from poker on cars and TVs :D).
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