http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 40484&rd=1


tisk tisk tisk

looks like Kimberly Stahr's copy:
http://www.petdance.com/actionpark/shellac/discography/futurist/s.html

which would make sense considering the location on the ebay auction.

for shame.

Erotic films must not be paying the bills nowadays.


I agree, tsk tsk.

Dylan wrote:tsk tsk

"tsk tsk" my ass! $280, with 4 days left in the auction? That's some serious cash! I've bought cars for less!

If only I could get the damned cat scratches out of my copy...

Hey, it was a gift, and when you get a gift, you're entitled to do whatever you like with it.

when you get a gift, you're entitled to do whatever you like with it.

I disagree. Gifts should not be sold or given away. That's what my moms taught me, anyway.


Jay

I would have to say I agree with Redline 100%.

bee

Redline wrote:I disagree. Gifts should not be sold or given away. That's what my moms taught me, anyway.

Do you take presents out from storage when guests come over too? My mother does that, and I think I've inherited it.

Redline wrote:
I disagree. Gifts should not be sold or given away. That's what my moms taught me, anyway.


Jay

I disagree with your mom. My mom, who is a complete fucking purple-skirted hippy, says if you get an unwanted gift, you should give it or sell it away as soon as poss to charity or someone who wants it.
If you have it sitting there it takes up space in your life, and every possession you have drags down your energy. You should only have things in your life that inspire you; and someone else might find a use or inspiration from it. Thus karma is restored (or something).
Slightly more detailed advice like this led me to gradually get rid of about a third of my possessions (records never listened to, clothes, broken things, adolescent tokens, hipster crap, unused music gear, computer games, kitchen stuff, garden stuff, tons of general detritus etc.) over the last year, and I have never felt better or missed any of it.

She (if it is this woman) doesn't want the album anymore. Looks like a lot of other people do. The original giver doesn't mind. Where's the problem?
If you give gifts, they should be given completely freely or not at all.

johnnyshape wrote:She (if it is this woman) doesn't want the album anymore. Looks like a lot of other people do. The original giver doesn't mind. Where's the problem?
If you give gifts, they should be given completely freely or not at all.

And I think that, my friends, is the bottom line.

I want to get rid of a lot of my junk. It's all bogging me down anyway.