I don't know, but I've heard that you've got to have a bag of flour to even find the hoo hoo on a woman that's still at the bar at closing time.
I don't have any personal experience. That's just what
Falcon1
has told me.
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I don't have any personal experience. That's just what
Falcon1
has told me.
Panty dumplings?I don't know, but I've heard that you've got to have a bag of flour to even find the hoo hoo on a woman that's still at the bar at closing time.
I don't have any personal experience. That's just what
Those are the girls that hang their blimp tits out so you ignore the busted face and the extra 250lbs. You just go back to their place and grab the can of crisco out of the kitchen (those hogs always have a can of crisco) and head for the bedroom. After a while you'll be passing out to the smell of frying bacon and then waking up with some sick regrets.I don't know, but I've heard that you've got to have a bag of flour to even find the hoo hoo on a woman that's still at the bar at closing time.
I don't have any personal experience. That's just what
I have read most of the posts, and man, there are some different views. Price gouging, captialism, taking advantage of the death of the people in Vegas, market prices....and on and on.
So, for the good of every seller and buyer of a bump fire stock, lets see if we can come up with a fair price for the buyer and the seller. Those of you who are calling out the sellers for too high a price on those not needed, $5 pieces of plastic, at what price point do the sellers go from just "sellers" to "price gouging heathens making money off the tragedy in Vegas"? There has to be a price point that is acceptable to both the sellers and the buyers. Once the price point has been determined, then we can all start ridiculing the buyers for paying too much and intentionally destroying the character of those sellers pricing their $5 piece of plastic, that is not needed, for too much.
So, what is the acceptable price of that $5 piece of plastic that is not needed?
BTW, I am not a seller of the item, nor am I a buyer of the item. I guess my morals are still in tact, my character is safe and I will not go on ignore lists...well, hopefully not any more than I am on already. lol
So, for the good of every seller and buyer of a bump fire stock, lets see if we can come up with a fair price for the buyer and the seller. Those of you who are calling out the sellers for too high a price on those not needed, $5 pieces of plastic, at what price point do the sellers go from just "sellers" to "price gouging heathens making money off the tragedy in Vegas"? There has to be a price point that is acceptable to both the sellers and the buyers. Once the price point has been determined, then we can all start ridiculing the buyers for paying too much and intentionally destroying the character of those sellers pricing their $5 piece of plastic, that is not needed, for too much.
So, what is the acceptable price of that $5 piece of plastic that is not needed?
BTW, I am not a seller of the item, nor am I a buyer of the item. I guess my morals are still in tact, my character is safe and I will not go on ignore lists...well, hopefully not any more than I am on already. lol
Good Lord, that reads like a scene from a Quentin Tarantino movie.
*FIFY
Buying, selling, speculating, investing, taking gains, what difference does it make to you what someone else values an item at? I just bought a pistol magazine that I really needed (well, wanted) for $250? Who did I hurt or harm? The market? There are limited examples available so reckoned it was worth an extra $75 - $100 to get a primo example now rather than wait for a less expensive one.
The people buying these things know what they are doing, or should. The sellers asking $500 are doing themselves a disservice if they could get $1,500 on gunjoker.
How is it different if I buy a piece of Faberge (for $85) from an upscale dealer that should know what he was selling, but then I turn around and sell that item to a collector for enough money to buy a new Explorer? Did I cheat the dealer or did the dealer cheat themselves?
The people buying these things know what they are doing, or should. The sellers asking $500 are doing themselves a disservice if they could get $1,500 on gunjoker.
How is it different if I buy a piece of Faberge (for $85) from an upscale dealer that should know what he was selling, but then I turn around and sell that item to a collector for enough money to buy a new Explorer? Did I cheat the dealer or did the dealer cheat themselves?
