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DRodriguez wrote:Well this is annoying. There is already a prime time tv show dramatizing the ghost ship.

http://sfist.com/2017/02/23/ugh_nbcs_ch ... g_epis.php

J fucking christ what is wrong with people

so scummy

I did what I had to do. The emotional retaliation was immediate and devastating.

Why does doing the right thing have to feel like such a motherfucker?

Dude is it you who has a crazy mom? All of this sounds very much like someone dealing with a relative with BPD.

Alzheimer's.

That sucks man. All the best with that.
Never easy calls to make.

That ghost ship thing is fucking bullshit.
Fucking age of the cash in.

Lurker13 wrote:Alzheimer's.

Ah sorry. Those are two massive shit sandwiches.

Iommic Pope wrote:That sucks man. All the best with that.
Never easy calls to make.

Invisible Man wrote:

Lurker13 wrote:Alzheimer's.

Ah sorry. Those are two massive shit sandwiches.

Thanks, guys, the support means a lot to me.

Iommic Pope wrote:That ghost ship thing is fucking bullshit.
Fucking age of the cash in.

Going to my long-neglected FB account to ask people to boycott. FUCK those heartless bastards at NBC and their exploitation.

Sorry dude, mental illness is rough.

DRodriguez wrote:Sorry dude, mental illness is rough.

Thanks, Dave.

Nobody asks to be ill, either, it just seems to be an inevitable part of the human condition.

mfs who don't reply to my cheap offers on their shit

I usually do that. You can take the no response as a no and move on. You should basically never expect one. I get lowballs on everything I try to sell all the time. It would be way too time consuming to reply (and I'd get tired of "No and duck you" or "do you want a blowie and a Mars bar as well?").

I don't do real low balls - just a bit less than what the person is asking for it, as a starting bid. I've sold a bunch of shit myself, and hate when people bid way under what a piece of gear is worth. I expect the person to reply with a counter offer, so that we can negotiate a price.

Disarm D'arcy wrote:I usually do that. You can take the no response as a no and move on. You should basically never expect one. I get lowballs on everything I try to sell all the time. It would be way too time consuming to reply (and I'd get tired of "No and duck you" or "do you want a blowie and a Mars bar as well?").

If we're talking Reverb, nothing pisses off people more than sending them back an offer for $5000 with the kindly worded message "take it or leave it." Been my go to for a while now.

Also, it's common for people to put a "fixed price" tag on their ad. If there isn't one, it usually means it's open for bidding.