MEGA RARE - I WAS BORN TO LOVE YOU VIRGIN8 1995 12'' PROMO FOR SALE
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NM Cond? WTF have you doing with it? How many times did you play it, you window-licker?
Penetration_Guru wrote:
NM Cond? WTF have you doing with it? How many times did you play it, you window-licker?
Microwave? Is that you?
Panchgani wrote:
Penetration_Guru wrote:
NM Cond? WTF have you doing with it? How many times did you play it, you window-licker?
Microwave? Is that you?
Ouch - I am hurt by your subtly applied but deeply hurtful remarks.
Quite what Microwave will do when accused of having a second login that he's used 10000 times, I can only imagine.
:-)
Here I am!!!
And congrats Pachwhatever.
You finally made a post where no English or spelling errors can be found.
Your Mom is very proud. I just shaved her back in your honor.
And congrats Pachwhatever.
You finally made a post where no English or spelling errors can be found.
Your Mom is very proud. I just shaved her back in your honor.
Ducksoup wrote:
:-)
Quit smiling, bootlegger.
Again, what people fail to grasp about collecting is the grading of the material being offered.
Ducksoup, resident dumbass, thinks that something you've thumbed through and watched a couple of times is considered "Mint".
Here, someone is trying to pawn an album they've played a few times as "Near Mint".
We have another resident dumbass. Maybe he and Ducksoup should split an apartment.
MINT: Means new. Period. Not "kinda" new, "pretty" new, or "real" new.
NEAR MINT: Means as close to Mint without being mint. If you played it once, it MAY fall into this category but it had better be unflawed.
BOTTOM LINE: TOPIC STARTER, Pachgini, and Ducksoup have no business grading records.
Ducksoup, resident dumbass, thinks that something you've thumbed through and watched a couple of times is considered "Mint".
Here, someone is trying to pawn an album they've played a few times as "Near Mint".
We have another resident dumbass. Maybe he and Ducksoup should split an apartment.
MINT: Means new. Period. Not "kinda" new, "pretty" new, or "real" new.
NEAR MINT: Means as close to Mint without being mint. If you played it once, it MAY fall into this category but it had better be unflawed.
BOTTOM LINE: TOPIC STARTER, Pachgini, and Ducksoup have no business grading records.