georget98
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Maybe it's a special Pentagon edition. The Air Force would buy a couple hundred at that bargain price.
Mini-maglite goes for $672 at auction
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georget98 said:
Maybe it's a special Pentagon edition. The Air Force would buy a couple hundred at that bargain price.
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More like a couple thousand if you ask me. Any you wonder where tax dollars go? At least it sounds like some Military officers get the good stuff (Surefires, etc.)
-Mike
georget98 said:
Maybe it's a special Pentagon edition. The Air Force would buy a couple hundred at that bargain price.
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More like a couple thousand if you ask me. Any you wonder where tax dollars go? At least it sounds like some Military officers get the good stuff (Surefires, etc.)
-Mike
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kakster said:
i have seen a plastic bic biro go for 700 dollars. apparantly it was actually a pound of northern lights weed. wonder how many dealers do their business this way?
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I find that hard to believe. If both the buyer and the seller were "in on it", then why did they even feel the need to put up an auction? The seller obviously spoke to the buyer beforehand (to let him know what he's actually buying), couldn't they just complete the transaction there instead of putting up a phony ad on Ebay that obviously draws attention?
It doesn't make sense to me.
kakster said:
i have seen a plastic bic biro go for 700 dollars. apparantly it was actually a pound of northern lights weed. wonder how many dealers do their business this way?
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I find that hard to believe. If both the buyer and the seller were "in on it", then why did they even feel the need to put up an auction? The seller obviously spoke to the buyer beforehand (to let him know what he's actually buying), couldn't they just complete the transaction there instead of putting up a phony ad on Ebay that obviously draws attention?
It doesn't make sense to me.
