cllectors!
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If we had a Crystal Ball we\'d know ourselves.
US Dollars or Canadian?
Either way bit of an underestimate isn\'t it Sven? I\'d have thought $357,55 at least.
[size=-2]Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit[/size]
generulpoleaxe
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with the amount of them on the market through production and counterfeiters they won\'t be worth much.
it\'s only a few that get good money, the rest sell for a little more than the retail price, which means they are a bad investment.
it\'s only a few that get good money, the rest sell for a little more than the retail price, which means they are a bad investment.
Roger Bunting
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How long is a piece of string?
Bignastyshark
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Now Roger that depends on the string you are using,
Silly string = well its just.....silly
Strawberry laces = ok not string but using poetic licence here, they are as long as you leave them with eating them
Parcel string = depends on the parcel
String of people adding to this post = ENDLESSSSSSSSSS
Iain.
Silly string = well its just.....silly
Strawberry laces = ok not string but using poetic licence here, they are as long as you leave them with eating them
Parcel string = depends on the parcel
String of people adding to this post = ENDLESSSSSSSSSS
Iain.
We can not give the value of X, because we don\'t know what train B is made of.
Also, we don\'t know about the gravitational field in question. We are
forced to assume that we are using Earth-normal gravity for the purposes of this
problem, which may or may not be correct. Further, atmospheric density may
also be a factor.
And is sarcasm a part of the problem? If so, is it value C, or is it value S? Does
sarcasm affect gravity? Or is it true that there is no gravity, and the earth just
sucks?
As regards the piece of string... is it a quantum string? Or are they just
theoretical? If both trains are travelling along a quantum string, then the value
of X is clearly 0. Travel is instantaneous.
Sarcasm is not necessarily the lowest form of wit. It depends on the altitude
of the speaker. If he\'s in Denver, he\'s a lot higher than someone in New York
City who\'s doing slapstick.
And where does the fart joke come in, in terms of wit? Above or below sarcasm?
Also, we don\'t know about the gravitational field in question. We are
forced to assume that we are using Earth-normal gravity for the purposes of this
problem, which may or may not be correct. Further, atmospheric density may
also be a factor.
And is sarcasm a part of the problem? If so, is it value C, or is it value S? Does
sarcasm affect gravity? Or is it true that there is no gravity, and the earth just
sucks?
As regards the piece of string... is it a quantum string? Or are they just
theoretical? If both trains are travelling along a quantum string, then the value
of X is clearly 0. Travel is instantaneous.
Sarcasm is not necessarily the lowest form of wit. It depends on the altitude
of the speaker. If he\'s in Denver, he\'s a lot higher than someone in New York
City who\'s doing slapstick.
And where does the fart joke come in, in terms of wit? Above or below sarcasm?
Dragon Forge Design
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How much is a henway?
It depends. I sometimes I see them hit Ebay for on average $30 US, which is about $10 US less than your average Games Day ticket. Sometimes more, sometimes less, depending on the fig, planet alignment, etc.
There are no Games Day minis from 1992-1997. 1991 had a nice looking marine captain, then nothing until 1998, with a female IG Commissar.
There are a few country-specific Games Day models:
1997 mini, but released only in France - a foot knight.
1998 mini, released in the UK (But I bought one here in the USA) - an Ork Nob for Gorka Morka.
Good luck in your collecting!
arogers907
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If I could quote this entire thread I\'d paste it into The Little Thread of Happiness. =)
