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Always had an ambition to try DOM one day, it's such a legend
Me too. In fact I've searched for a t-shirt with that design many times. :D
DOC's meant to be more lush according to many though. I can believe it too. Gorgeous, clean-feeling stimulant high with visuals creeping in but little headfuck. It was weird, because about an hour after taking it I felt an uncontrollable urge to sleep, dozed off and then woke up feeling really wired.
Cynic me says doubtful, or the dealer will say I will keep the book and wait till it gets sold before paying you or he will offer you below e-bay price saying that's the going rate and I need to add my 10% or what ever on top. Then puts it on for sale at like 10k.
/cynic..
could be wrong
I'm loving the £9,997.20 vs RRP @ £29.99 tho ... made me lol tons.I was about to say that some book dealers want to charge the earth for a book that has gone out of print or what ever and put them on amazon, your book is listed there at 10k lol. No idiot will ever buy that...better off on ebay it will sell at least
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-li...6363339-7299112?ie=UTF8&condition=collectible
I've bought tons of books via Abe Books, they're my fave place to find bargain books.
Is this how much someone paid for vol 1 on its own? (eh, looks like it's for sale for that price, not sold)
seems the individual diaries are about £300 quid each but the set is worth more. hopefully anyways
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Mr Smokes Blunts.
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If there is anyone who isn't going to give you a fair price, it's dealers. They don't get rich making tiny raises, they get rich by finding the mugs who have gold and giving them brass money for it!
The book dealer my brother knows makes his money from buying job lots at auction, mainly from house clearances. He only needs to find a couple of decent ones in every few boxes to make a profit, apparently.
I doubt many dealers would bid a high price on Ebay, its more likely to be a collector trying to side step the dealers, a decent reserve protects you from loosing out too much but you would be wise to get a valuation or 2 since it is so rare.
Sold my Grandma's car on Ebay today, bit sad really she's not well and won't drive it again, she was a menace in it though, she wouldn't go round roundabout and I don't think that car has seen more than 25 MPH in the last 8 years
I doubt many dealers would bid a high price on Ebay, its more likely to be a collector trying to side step the dealers, a decent reserve protects you from loosing out too much but you would be wise to get a valuation or 2 since it is so rare.
Sold my Grandma's car on Ebay today, bit sad really she's not well and won't drive it again, she was a menace in it though, she wouldn't go round roundabout and I don't think that car has seen more than 25 MPH in the last 8 years
parttime crackhead
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*mwah*
I was just pointing out that the book on that eBay listing appears to have a number of unique things about it.
All the original signatures etc, surely that's going to bump the price up massively?
^ word @ MSB
I buy books on a certain topic as an investment with the knowledge that in 10-20 years time they will go out of print and end up a collectors item commanding a higher price. That £50, brand new book, turns in to £200 in less than 10 years easily and fairly. In 20 years time even higher.
No idea who will benefit from it though as I'm reluctant to sell them.
If you want a better price wait for a few years and keep it in it's wrapper if possible if you're wondering why I mention this since your book has only been released in 2008-9? which is yesterday in book terms.
I buy books on a certain topic as an investment with the knowledge that in 10-20 years time they will go out of print and end up a collectors item commanding a higher price. That £50, brand new book, turns in to £200 in less than 10 years easily and fairly. In 20 years time even higher.
No idea who will benefit from it though as I'm reluctant to sell them
.If you want a better price wait for a few years and keep it in it's wrapper if possible if you're wondering why I mention this since your book has only been released in 2008-9? which is yesterday in book terms.
Mr Smokes Blunts.
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The book dealer my brother knows makes his money from buying job lots at auction, mainly from house clearances. He only needs to find a couple of decent ones in every few boxes to make a profit, apparently.
I doubt many dealers would bid a high price on Ebay, its more likely to be a collector trying to side step the dealers, a decent reserve protects you from loosing out too much but you would be wise to get a valuation or 2 since it is so rare.
Sold my Grandma's car on Ebay today, bit sad really she's not well and won't drive it again, she was a menace in it though, she wouldn't go round roundabout and I don't think that car has seen more than 25 MPH in the last 8 years
I've heard this is a rather good way to launder money too. At least so Howard Marks says
I almost got hit by an elderly driver the other day. There is something extra scary about the ones who really shouldn't be on the road. I've heard that they can't see over their shoulders very well, and that's why they go so slow and stay in the slow lane on motorways.yes, it's the same as the one I have
I was just pointing out that the book on that eBay listing appears to have a number of unique things about it.
All the original signatures etc, surely that's going to bump the price up massively?
parttime crackhead
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I think I understand now. Did all 100 copies come with this? I'd read that as though they had been added but I appear to be wrong.
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Last night was wild, was hoping for a few quiet drinks up town and it turned into carnage, valium, booze, 6-apb, ket, ended up back at some house party n there was a few prostitues there, spilt a can of lager over my mates laptop as well.... fuck sake. hardly any sleep, eyes are still wobby n i need to drag myself out again to a rave
parttime crackhead
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Got your hole then?
Or had you ran out of cash by that point?
Or had you ran out of cash by that point?
I think they were released as single volumes ... first one, then two, and then a special edition of the two together with a third volume that contains the signatures of the pilots or something. It was limited to 100 I think. I can't find a proper ISBN for the 3 vol edition. My sis has 1 of the 100, 3 volume sets.
half the geezers have died who signed the special 3rd volume that made up the 3 vol set too. so it will never be reproduced
bogman
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fuck me Dan your turning into a rockstar
badandwicked
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Yes but do rockstars suffer the same churning regret and shame that I bet ColtDan does right now? H'e probably caught Aids or something. At the very least genital warts.
parttime crackhead
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My mate's just clocked this at the entrance to his block of flats hahaha.
He's just got home & stuck up a reply to this lol
It says
"To the owner of space 95
It would appear you weren't 'smart enough' to store your belongings in your flat & not a parking space.
Lesson learned. Enjoy getting wet."
Edit - better photo
NSFW:
badandwicked
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I know right? 15 umbrellas later. What a dick.
parttime crackhead
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Hahaha, he's just told me that the guy (Space #95 guy) got in the lift, that's where these notes are stuck, just as he was getting out after taking the better picture. Apparently the dude never even pressed a button, just stood there looking bemused until the doors shut lol.
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