niks neims said:I am toying with morally questionable idea to e-bay some IDE connector pins (yellow), separated from plastic, just metal...
Even though they look much nicer than that picture up there, I was thinking asking price about 150-200 eur/kg (opposed to 800+ eur/kg in the beforementioned auction)....
Am I shooting too low guys?
anachronism said:I don't think that paints you in a particularly honourable light mate if you excuse the candour. It's not something I would even consider.
Johnny5 said:Sometimes I weep for humanity
Check out the buy it now price
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Scrap-Gold-Pins-From-Old-Computer-Plugs-286-8-Grams/401919999576?hash=item5d944c7e58%3Ag%3A8UQAAOSw1qVdj-gY&LH_BIN=1
snoman701 said:Johnny5 said:Sometimes I weep for humanity
Check out the buy it now price
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Scrap-Gold-Pins-From-Old-Computer-Plugs-286-8-Grams/401919999576?hash=item5d944c7e58%3Ag%3A8UQAAOSw1qVdj-gY&LH_BIN=1
Go spend some time in an elementary school...we, as the adults who will have to be taken care of by the future generation, should probably start praying for an asteroid.
I agree as well, and the truly sad thing is, it's not just elementary aged shildren, it's a large portion of kids under 30. My wife and I homeschooled all of our children. Back then it was easier to accomplish than in todays world.butcher said:snoman701,
I find that so funny, but sadly true.
Johnny5 said:snoman701 said:Johnny5 said:Sometimes I weep for humanity
Check out the buy it now price
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Scrap-Gold-Pins-From-Old-Computer-Plugs-286-8-Grams/401919999576?hash=item5d944c7e58%3Ag%3A8UQAAOSw1qVdj-gY&LH_BIN=1
Go spend some time in an elementary school...we, as the adults who will have to be taken care of by the future generation, should probably start praying for an asteroid.I agree as well, and the truly sad thing is, it's not just elementary aged shildren, it's a large portion of kids under 30. My wife and I homeschooled all of our children. Back then it was easier to accomplish than in todays world.butcher said:snoman701,
I find that so funny, but sadly true.
Palladium said:I'm on kid # 6 (12 years) and 5 (13 years old) right now and if i had to put anymore children through school it would NOT be public education. I served as an auxiliary board member in the absence of any active board members on my local school board. The things i have seen and had to deal with not only from the parents, but the bureaucracy of the system assures me beyond any doubt that we are regressing as a species and not advancing.
Not all, but a large enough majority
So very sorry for your loss.Johnny5 said:Palladium said:I'm on kid # 6 (12 years) and 5 (13 years old) right now and if i had to put anymore children through school it would NOT be public education. I served as an auxiliary board member in the absence of any active board members on my local school board. The things i have seen and had to deal with not only from the parents, but the bureaucracy of the system assures me beyond any doubt that we are regressing as a species and not advancing.
Not all, but a large enough majority
We have 2 that are much much older. We had 3 but lost our oldest in Afghanistan almost a decade ago.
rickzeien said:So very sorry for your loss.Johnny5 said:Palladium said:I'm on kid # 6 (12 years) and 5 (13 years old) right now and if i had to put anymore children through school it would NOT be public education. I served as an auxiliary board member in the absence of any active board members on my local school board. The things i have seen and had to deal with not only from the parents, but the bureaucracy of the system assures me beyond any doubt that we are regressing as a species and not advancing.
Not all, but a large enough majority
We have 2 that are much much older. We had 3 but lost our oldest in Afghanistan almost a decade ago.
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