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A Confession - Collecting using the Goldfinger method
There's only one punishment for this, Mike.
You must watch the new Star Trek movie three times in a row, and not complain about it before, during or afterwards.....
Only that will cleanse your toy-collecting soul.....
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"When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party."
Being a collector of figure to display loose I would relish the totally trashed package of a hard to find figure. That was probably the reason I found it.
Of course Mike sees it was wrong to do now - hence the confession.
There's only one punishment for this, Mike.
You must watch the new Star Trek movie three times in a row, and not complain about it before, during or afterwards.....
Only that will cleanse your toy-collecting soul.....
I might have mentioned this before, but if I did it was a long time ago and I forgot.
When I was collecting in the late 80's and early 90's ... specifically buying action figures in stores, malls etc --- I used to do a very nasty thing.
After making sure my figures were as perfect as perfect can be -- before checking them out, I would look around to make sure nobody was watching me and then crunch all the remaining figures on the shelf ... I wouldn't destory them ... but I would make them at least nowhere near mint.
I had the idea I was eliminating nice examples from the collecting field -- thus making mine more rare.
Back then, a friend of mine refered to me as Goldfinger for doing this
I stopped doing it in the mid 90's because it finally dawned on me what I was doing was just plain dumb and would not effect anything except ruin a figure for the guy behind me.
That's my confession.
Thanks for reading
THAT WAS YOU?!?
Lo there do I see my Father.
Lo there do I see my Mother and my Sisters and my Brothers.
Lo there do I see the line of my people back to the begining.
Lo they do call me.
They bid me take my place among them.
In the halls of Valhalla where the brave may live forever.
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