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Typical great deal on e-bay

Started by 1950's war comics,

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jimjum12

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Looks like he drove for hours with those books on the hood. Wind blown.......

 

..... to air out the outhouse smell (where they were stored, lo, these many years) (shrug) GOD BLESS....

 

-jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u

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kav

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Civilians just see comic books and think 'comic books? I heard theyre worth a lot! This is my luckee day!!'

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fmaz

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I love everything about that listing. Everything.

 

First, he decided that he needed some dramatic way to stage his big find, so he apparently drove his car into his living room.

 

Then he had to sit there and strategically place the books on the hood of said car for maximum visual appeal. Do you think he thought "most curved towards the back"?

 

At no point did he think to list the titles or numbers or even group them by title or anything. Or make, you know, any attempt to flatten them.

 

Like I said, I love everything about this listing.

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kav

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I love everything about that listing. Everything.

 

First, he decided that he needed some dramatic way to stage his big find, so he apparently drove his car into his living room.

 

Then he had to sit there and strategically place the books on the hood of said car for maximum visual appeal. Do you think he thought "most curved towards the back"?

 

At no point did he think to list the titles or numbers or even group them by title or anything. Or make, you know, any attempt to flatten them.

 

Like I said, I love everything about this listing.

PLUS he's letting em go CHEAP

Heartbreaking as that is.....

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Awax

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I love everything about that listing. Everything.

 

First, he decided that he needed some dramatic way to stage his big find, so he apparently drove his car into his living room.

 

Then he had to sit there and strategically place the books on the hood of said car for maximum visual appeal. Do you think he thought "most curved towards the back"?

 

At no point did he think to list the titles or numbers or even group them by title or anything. Or make, you know, any attempt to flatten them.

 

Like I said, I love everything about this listing.

 

:gossip: you missed the handicap placard in the window.

 

Priceless

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jop

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I love everything about that listing. Everything.

 

First, he decided that he needed some dramatic way to stage his big find, so he apparently drove his car into his living room.

 

Then he had to sit there and strategically place the books on the hood of said car for maximum visual appeal. Do you think he thought "most curved towards the back"?

 

At no point did he think to list the titles or numbers or even group them by title or anything. Or make, you know, any attempt to flatten them.

 

Like I said, I love everything about this listing.

 

He did grade them as 2.5 G+ Oh well...maybe he needs to keep fishen.......

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