Gnat the Beggar wrote:Pipswich wrote: Me too.I am a few people....
Pipswich wrote:Read. The thread.
Pipswich wrote:I was not the only person suggesting that incomplete does not qualify for good in a traditional sense.
Pipswich wrote:Do your own research.
Pipswich wrote:Every acronym I provided is for a professional organization that maintains a website you can peruse at your leisure. They are generally consistent. You may not be able to recognize patterns and corresponding ideas unless they are explicitly identical. I am sorry for your problem in that area.
Pipswich wrote:Browbeating is bad form, BC: last time, this time, next time. It defines you as a bully. Apparently, no one here can or will stop you from being rude to others. Too bad.
Pipswich wrote:D&D is a game, yes.
Pipswich wrote:Several of the examples I provided are also games and/or have game components.
Pipswich wrote:I am sorry your life has not exposed you to more of them, as many are quite fascinating. Again, go to a book and paper show and learn something.
Pipswich wrote: Your issues with me make it unlikely you will learn anything from what I post... so perhaps you should ignore my posts.My issues with you are quite clearly stated. You're a lying sack of shit. Perhaps you should just stop posting like you threatened to do before.Pipswich wrote:I am curious about why I, or anyone should care if one or more of the authors advocated tearing d&d material up, writing on it, etc. Because that is the system that we have had in place for years. That you supposedly didn't even know that our grading standards existed says a lot.Pipswich wrote: This site is devoted primarily to collecting. Condition matters. I have actually never seen you sell anything that was not in extraordinary condition. It appears that you understand that condition matters.I've never once said that condition didn't matter or even implied it, did I?Pipswich wrote:As to few... and many... get a life. Language and ideas can be both fluid and suggestive.You have a history already of overstating things to say the least. It always just some sort of misunderstanding. Pipswich wrote:Are you willing to argue that a few people don't agree that modules missing parts should not be graded good? Definitions of few online include "a small elite group" and "more than one but definitely small in number." Since two of us posted... even in short period of time during gen con.... AT LEAST a few agree with the concern. Definitions of many include a "large but indefinate number". Granted, it is irrelevant with a conditional OR. Since I would have expected tighter grading, the logic of the sentence is sound whether MANY would agree with my expectation OR not. I have no idea what you're babbling about here. Pipswich wrote:But, that is hardly the point B.C. You just wanted an opportunity to call me names and try to run me off the site.Not at all. I'm not going to lie, I'd love to see you never return, but A) That's not my decision as I have stated before and B) That's not why I again called you out on your bullshit. You seem to struggle with the fact that your stream of bullshit is the common denominator here, not anything else. Either that, you already know it and just flat out refuse to acknowledge it.Whichever it is, it's not my issue, it's yours.Pipswich wrote:By your actions you remain a bully and a loudmouth. So be it.
My issues with you are quite clearly stated. You're a lying sack of shit. Perhaps you should just stop posting like you threatened to do before.Pipswich wrote:I am curious about why I, or anyone should care if one or more of the authors advocated tearing d&d material up, writing on it, etc. Because that is the system that we have had in place for years. That you supposedly didn't even know that our grading standards existed says a lot.Pipswich wrote: This site is devoted primarily to collecting. Condition matters. I have actually never seen you sell anything that was not in extraordinary condition. It appears that you understand that condition matters.I've never once said that condition didn't matter or even implied it, did I?Pipswich wrote:As to few... and many... get a life. Language and ideas can be both fluid and suggestive.You have a history already of overstating things to say the least. It always just some sort of misunderstanding. Pipswich wrote:Are you willing to argue that a few people don't agree that modules missing parts should not be graded good? Definitions of few online include "a small elite group" and "more than one but definitely small in number." Since two of us posted... even in short period of time during gen con.... AT LEAST a few agree with the concern. Definitions of many include a "large but indefinate number". Granted, it is irrelevant with a conditional OR. Since I would have expected tighter grading, the logic of the sentence is sound whether MANY would agree with my expectation OR not. I have no idea what you're babbling about here. Pipswich wrote:But, that is hardly the point B.C. You just wanted an opportunity to call me names and try to run me off the site.Not at all. I'm not going to lie, I'd love to see you never return, but A) That's not my decision as I have stated before and B) That's not why I again called you out on your bullshit. You seem to struggle with the fact that your stream of bullshit is the common denominator here, not anything else. Either that, you already know it and just flat out refuse to acknowledge it.Whichever it is, it's not my issue, it's yours.Pipswich wrote:By your actions you remain a bully and a loudmouth. So be it.
Pipswich wrote:I am curious about why I, or anyone should care if one or more of the authors advocated tearing d&d material up, writing on it, etc.
Pipswich wrote: This site is devoted primarily to collecting. Condition matters. I have actually never seen you sell anything that was not in extraordinary condition. It appears that you understand that condition matters.
Pipswich wrote:As to few... and many... get a life. Language and ideas can be both fluid and suggestive.
Pipswich wrote:Are you willing to argue that a few people don't agree that modules missing parts should not be graded good? Definitions of few online include "a small elite group" and "more than one but definitely small in number." Since two of us posted... even in short period of time during gen con.... AT LEAST a few agree with the concern. Definitions of many include a "large but indefinate number". Granted, it is irrelevant with a conditional OR. Since I would have expected tighter grading, the logic of the sentence is sound whether MANY would agree with my expectation OR not.
Pipswich wrote:But, that is hardly the point B.C. You just wanted an opportunity to call me names and try to run me off the site.
Pipswich wrote:By your actions you remain a bully and a loudmouth. So be it.
dbartman wrote:I would volunteer that a "rule of thumb" for items that are incomplete would be a valuation of 50% of the going rate for a given grade.Our adopted "rule of thumb" for SW is 150% so why not 50% for incomplete? No statistics to back this up, just an educated guess...
dbartman wrote:My novel commentary drowned by a monsoon...
deimos3428 wrote:A fair idea, that, as it removes the issue of grade from the equation entirely.
faro wrote:Good luck with those woodgrains, still.
Pipswich wrote:The first one you note has a separate ISBN, and is all over the internet as a discreet item. ISBN 0915795183. It even has a picture of itself on the back with several other MERP modules that are shown as separately available adventure modules. So, if you have proof it is from a box set, I am happy to change the listing. The evidence I have found suggests otherwise. You don't even have to take it as a challenge, as if it turns out you are right, I will simply correct the listing.
Pipswich wrote:I revised the second listing to note the hole punches. Since they are illustrated, I doubt anyone would miss them....but if someone buys something like that and gets upset and lets me know... I just give it to them.... which seems to keep people happy. We do have some help doing photos and listings, and yes, we miss things from time to time. Anyone who notices someone that you have a question about is always welcome to let me know so I can correct it.
Pipswich wrote:The third item has the sheets present. All of them. You used to be better at this. Casting aspersions recklessly (since you have never seen the item you are questioning) seems beneath you B.C. Or, at least, I thought so.
Pipswich wrote:Too bad you have such a mean spirited streak and choose to share it with the rest of us.
Pipswich wrote:But, since you have tossed my ebay listings into the fray.... I should note that if anyone wants anything I list that I am more than happy to barter for d&d items I want. Right now there is a very nice vintage toy racer, a rare deep skillet, an extremely rare McCoy Vase mixed in among a ton of rpg things. Some of them make wonderful birthday or holiday presents for loved ones, etc. I pretty much sell them to buy d&d so bartering works equally fine for me.