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1/24 armor? Do you have the old Bandai 1/24 KT and JP kits?

Hmmmm....... I'll trade you my Hasegawa MB for that old, rust-prone Ford. Consider it a magnanimous gesture on my part.

Probably would spark a run on Dr. Scholl's Massaging Gel Advanced Insoles. Everybody knows that bargain shoppers are nuts about sales. They'll buy rubber dog poop by the case if it's listed at 30% off.

It's good to keep an eye open for those apocalypse clearance sales. Might be a lot of bargains if you know where to look.

You know, we're reacting to this question the wrong way. We should leave it to the professional market analysts to determine the future viability of "The Hobby".

HERE it is.

I have Italeri 6351, a 2010 rebox, in the stash. It's alright; but not as good, detail-wise, as the Hasegawa. Just my opinion; and, you know what they say about those.

We'll be out of business before the industry is.

Couple of things I picked up. Dziękuję Ci bardzo, Chris. Johan 1967 Ambassador and 1965 Rambler promos An SMP 1960 Valiant AMT 1961 and 1962 Mercury Comets Also grabbed this Hasegawa 1/24 Willys MB because it's such a great kit. Light years ahead of the similar Italeri version.

Are you and your better half O.K.?

Congratulations! Take the victory lap and enjoy the fruits of your labor.

Jesse, Lunch is on me. I hope you don't mind take out.

At least you're not a Tamiya-addicted "box shaker." You cracked me up with that one.

Eh-heh, it voiks for me!

Maybe they'll use online proceedings like schools are doing. Use ? to acquit, ? to convict, ? for a hung jury and ? for mistrial due to bribing a juror.

I would pull the trigger because of the free shipping. However NYC/NYS is going to collect 186 bucks in sales tax.

Unless you're George Costanza. A lot of us know somebody like him. If not, time to expand your social circle.

That is the perfect analogy!

Nothing like seeing a giant flock of pigeons performing Combat Air Patrol/bomb runs searching out suitable vict....recipients of their magnanimity.

Bro, those were the good old days! No regrets and wouldn't change a thing. I believe the Turnpike, bridge and tunnel tolls are now available for take out, though.

It's like this, I'm an equal opportunity chop buster. Crack wise across the board and nobody can ever accuse you of singling out a particular group. Besides, I am in the dazed and confused demographic pictured in that photo. Check out the Lil' Abners the dude on the far left is wearing and the suede Addidas the one in the middle has. Those had a tendency to dye your white tube socks and feet blue when they got wet while you were hanging out during a rainstorm.

Ever hear the expression, "When a bird poops on your head, it's a sign of good luck?" I'd rather get kneecapped with a 3/4" pipe, thank you.

I blew my seltzer water through my nose reading that. Zombies probably get their clothes out of Goodwill dumpsters still found in some malls. This show would be more interesting if it was set in a real city. The Omega Man comes to mind. For the last ten years, it's been a cadaver packed version of Survivor.

I'm still trying to comprehend how tiger gets taken down by hipsters with bad skin. Live humans couldn't pull that off and the writers expect us to to believe six or seven AAA battery armed corpses with zero muscular strength can.

Heck, it could be red potato salad.