Do you still sleep without regret?

Kudos to you for contributing to the market place! Good luck with it.

And the punk is now paid for with this post!

Hahahah. Sorry for the bad luck, but your comment was funny.

I can't believe wizard is seeking 82,000 Hive for something they bought for 20 yesterday. God, I hate greed. I'd be embarrassed to seem that desperate.

Must be a nice payday today to rationalize the stress. Is it better to wait until tomorrow to try to buy these to let everything settle or does there need to be a rush to reserve one?

If there's malware/keyloggers on your computer that your antivirus doesn't catch, it'll capture your credentials again. I'd do a full system factory reset to start from scratch. Sometimes malware can be

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What's the logic behind your astronomical Splinterlands card prices? I suppose that you're trying to find a whale who wants to blow millions on a card, or is it just to showcase your best cards?

I recycled a cat once. Here's the first of the 3 part series of the cat adoption before I found a sign for him and returned him to its careless owner. Link

I bought the bulk of the 1985 first edition GPK's at a yard sale last month for virtually free spanning up to 83a. Several of the best and most valuable cards in glossy and matte. Many dupes. Most are

Are you on discord?

You struck a nerve here and I hope you don't mind my thoughts. I've often wondered why photographers edit faces/skin so much. I could be wrong, but it seems like there's been a lot of softening, lightening,

Unless I poured $ in at this point, we're too close to the release for me to accumulate any vouchers. At most, maybe I'd get 1 or 2, but it doesn't feel worth the taxable event to swap for the voucher

Thanks for the calculations and advice. God, I'm so far behind! The voucher price has run up a bunch since, so I could simply secure a few packs around $8.20 on Hive-Engine, or just wait until the free-for-all

I MISSED the good old days.

Thanks for the advice and suggestion. Sadly, I can't use Binance so my hands are often tied with opportunities like these.

Funny enough is that replacement motors for specific models are often on eBay, tested and ready to replace. Motors are too hard to fix, but if a replacement isn't cost-efficient, the owner of the vacuum

I have a solid eye for value and quality when looking through stuff on the curbs for so long. In this case, the David Yurman brand and .925 was etched into the clasp, an easy way to know. I already know

I've found some cool analog music gear over the years. Several Roland drum pad devices (often vintage), mixer boards, etc.. My favorite find from a thrift store years ago is a Roland JP-8000. It had a