The Northland X-Men

[Guardian Comics]

Where is a pic of the #10

 

Jim

[VintageComics]

Where is a pic of the #10

 

Jim

 

I forgot to scan it last nite.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[DrWatson]

Where is a pic of the #10

 

Jim

Where to start?

 

Given the history and the circumstances involved, I'm keeping it to myself.

[DrWatson]

Furthermore, I don't post books on the boards anymore, unless it is in a PM.

[VintageComics]

Furthermore, I don't post books on the boards anymore, unless it is in a PM.

 

Why is that?

[kc120us]

Furthermore, I don't post books on the boards anymore, unless it is in a PM.

 

Why is that?

 

+1

[Arcade]

Furthermore, I don't post books on the boards anymore, unless it is in a PM.

 

Why is that?

 

+1

 

Really.

It's just a photo for everyone to enjoy.

If some yahoo tries to add it to his set for some crazy reason, you still have the actual book, so I don't see the problem.

I will always post photos of my books. I like sharing with everybody.

[1koko]

Furthermore, I don't post books on the boards anymore, unless it is in a PM.

 

Why is that?

 

+1

 

+2

[Arcade]

Furthermore, I don't post books on the boards anymore, unless it is in a PM.

 

Why is that?

 

+1

 

+2

 

I'm sure Doc has a good reason. I keep checking in to see has has posted it yet.

I have run every scenario through my head that I can think of, but can't come up with a reason I would not want someone to have access to pictures of my books.

 

Drumming fingers....

 

Doc. You out there?

[namisgr]

Scans of the book are available already here on the boards, as it was one of the items auctioned off in the benefit for Nik's family.

 

I can understand that the event surrounding the acquisition of the book could make Jim unwilling to post it, since in so doing it might come off inappropriately as something of a conquest.

[Sal]

well that explains the latest purchase, but not the entirety of his statement.

 

i think it's fun to speculate. seems that there are two obvious reasons, either or both of which could be applicable here;

 

privacy;

or

fear of retribution/scams/etc from online 'enemies'

[DrWatson]

I can understand that the event surrounding the acquisition of the book could make Jim unwilling to post it, since in so doing it might come off inappropriately as something of a conquest.

The thought process behind a comment such as this amazes me. Please govern yourself accordingly, Bob.

[namisgr]

Sorry, Jim, but you've completely lost me. I'm backing you up that the circumstances surrounding this book make you feel like not posting it. It's not like the book was a pickup/conquest through standard routes of auction win or outright purchase. Haven't a clue what else you think my "thought process" might be or why you'd think it.

[Sal]

Read to me as though Bob was talking about how others might perceive a posting of the book you bought in the auction Jim, not how you actually felt about it, since i think anyone here knows it's the exact and complete opposite

[VintageComics]

Read to me as though Bob was talking about how others might perceive a posting of the book you bought in the auction Jim, not how you actually felt about it, since i think anyone here knows it's the exact and complete opposite

 

That was how I took it too...but I think Jim was talking about posting any more books from his collection and not that particular book.

 

R.