1938 Packard

Three weeks off, beginning tomorrow. Texas trip planned.

It has levels. Top level: A seat at the dining table in the house. Descending: The garden outside the house. The village beyond the garden. The forest beyond the village. Of course, if you're totally fucked up and beyond redemption, you just end up in a big nothingness, friendless and alone.

All non existent within the metaverse.

Nowhere, you square.

Code enforcement shut it down yesterday, declaring it unfit for humans.

Maybe the shrink is fishing for a hit man.

Good thing I'm not in that position.

Yes, he does. Let me see more of what Trump ends up doing.

Okay, so the Canada guy was longer than a month ago. Time flies when you're getting old. https://unevenedge.com/topic/28339-i-cant-compete-with-this-guy/?tab=comments#comment-474279

No. I sent the radios to the second buyer long enough BEFORE I started this thread.

Sorry, Jack. No holes. Read it again. Try not to skip over the parts you find to be inconvenient. The first person I contacted was international. The current one is not. The first one I contacted was over a month ago and has in fact been mentioned here before.

Actually, it took about two weeks.to get the three done. I.just waited until now to post about it.

No vials... radios. See if you can guess which three he's bought from me. http://Retroradiofarm.com

So, what's the matter with being a middle man?

Apparently, it is to the current buyer.

Only in the dreamscape...

Whatever can be sold, bartered or used is not garbage. These things have been sold. The first person who showed an interest backed away after seeing postage costs between here and Canada. The current buyer is paying postage.

Ain't happening.

The first guy didn't want to pay shipping... and I don't blame him, especially after seeing postage to Canada. The guy I'm dealing with now pays the postage.

My radio collection is leaving the house. I had someone interested a while back, but since he works in Canada, the deal fell because of postage cost issues. The buyer I found this time is in Connecticut. Postage is much more reasonable. After he restores them and posts them for resale, I'll provide here a link so you can see the value of them.

He also had pigs and a cow. He still has the house and land, he doesn't raise animals anymore.

What are the health risks of eating it? It probably doesn't taste like real meat.

The guy had a two acre spread.

I used to live with a guy who raised them.