OFFICIAL: Not allowed to resell the Game!

Damn.. the recession must have hit you hard, if your price went down from $5 to $2..

Its $2 for him cos I like his butch nature

Price remains $5 to you though Thomen...

[Thomen]

Originally Posted by Uber Gruber

Price remains $5 to you though Thomen...

awww.. crap, .. that's not fair.

[frau kaleun]

I'll give you ten dollars if you leave the hat on.

[Thomen]

On topic:

Personally, I am a fan of reselling games. Mind, you I usually keep my games once bought, but I do however buy used games from time to time (especially older titles). I also a big fan of used books..

[frau kaleun]

Originally Posted by Thomen

On topic:

Personally, I am a fan of reselling games. Mind, you I usually keep my games once bought, but I do however buy used games from time to time (especially older titles). I also a big fan of used books..

Half Price Books FTW!

I have bought and resold a lot of stuff there.

Actually the order is usually 1) resold and then 2) bought before I could get safely out the door with all the $$ still in my pocket.

[Thomen]

Originally Posted by frau kaleun

Half Price Books FTW!

I have bought and resold a lot of stuff there.

Actually the order is usually 1) resold and then 2) bought before I could get safely out the door with all the $$ still in my pocket.

We got a used book seller in town. I do not even want to think about how much money I left there over the last 5 years.

[frau kaleun]

Originally Posted by Thomen

We got a used book seller in town. I do not even want to think about how much money I left there over the last 5 years.

Ages ago I was in downtown Cincinnati (nearest "big" city) and just wandering around to kill time, and I stumbled on this store called Acres of Books.

And it was. Literally. Acres. It was a small storefront in width but turned out to be deep and three stories high, and they had all three stories lined with shelves. Flooring taken out between them... the proprietor had one of those huge ladders on rollers that he'd use to find whatever you asked for, if he had it. Just a walkway around the edges of the top floor where he or you could go up and browse, but still needed a shorter ladder for those shelves because they also went straight up to the ceiling of that level.

For the short time I was able to spend there, I believed there really was a God.

Sadly I went back a couple years later and couldn't find it. Tried looking them up in the phone book but no listing, so they must've closed. I can't imagine what happened to all those books.