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Poll: Do you want me to spend hours and hours writing a database app on the internet for your collection instead of sniping your bids on ebay?

Yes, this is a great idea and I would use it. 42%       42%  [ 10 ]
No, Some guy did this already. Google it noob. 17%       17%  [ 4 ]
Who are you? Is this a scam? I feel frightened. 4%       4%  [ 1 ]
Yes, but I say yes to everything and won't really use it. 38%       38%  [ 9 ]
Total votes : 24

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Post Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 10:07 pm 
 

TheMilford wrote:Hey!

I only have 150 or so TSR items... does that make me a a super-green-noob?

I guess if I counted the Role-aids and grenadier figs it would be MAYBE 200 or so items.

I feel like a loser now...  :oops:

Touché: nicely taken, David! :)

GamesGuy wrote:Believe me, it's more fun being a NOOB at the start of collecting than have thousands of things and all that's left is stuff that will cost you hundreds or thousands of dollars.

There's a definite benefit to not just "collecting" TSR, D&D-related, pre-1990 only. Heck, I'm pretty sure I could find even Bill something he ain't got for 99 cents on the 'Bay.
And not just a dog-eared* modern copy of White Dwarf. I /did/ still mean RPG-related. ;)


* the more polite term, I believe ^^


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