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NoMan

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  1. I've smoked plenty of crack. Who knows, I may have sold my original run of Ronin to buy more crack, however, that being said, the crack-pipe was a better investment than any time or money spent with/on Ronin
  2. Ronin was very bad. Never got into the Sin City stuff. But has far as the FULL ON SUCKAGE, I think there was a Batman and Robin kinda comic. Then there was the 9/11 one or something...
  3. WHEN DID FRANK MILLER'S ART/STORIES START TO SUCK SOOOOOOOO BAD!
  4. I just buy average comics in the 7.0 - 8.0 range now. If it's a mega key like XMen94, I have a VG/F and call it a day
  5. This last two sentences of your above linked article needs attention/discussion, I feel: If you love stamps just for the pure joy of collecting them, then your chosen hobby is likely to become significantly less expensive in the future. Just don't expect a lucrative financial return from your vintage stamp collection.
  6. these were the books to have when I was a kid. Always on a shelf on display behind the register. I have a 94 VG/F. Never tire at looking at these
  7. in there any superhero movie you guys won't see ?
  8. by all accounts he was a great guy. An Iraq war vet, solid good person. A rarity in the film biz, and the world in general. he fell through a rotted piece of wood on the cat walk. fell from 40-60 feet onto concrete. un f-ing believable No, you don't have to wear a harness while on the cat walks because it's suppose to be safe with solid wood walkways, knee rails, and hand rails Way to go Manhattan Beach Studios (owners of Radford studios). Hope you saved some cash with your sh---- ty safety work
  9. always and without fail. Chances are very good this guy was busting his butt, working impossible hours and cutting corners (and if he didn't cut corners to save time and complained, he would be fired) so someone "above the line" could make more money.
  10. It is very sad. it gets dangerous up there especially when rushed (to save time and money) which is all the time. Wonder what federal investigation will reveal? Who knows, maybe he was goofing around and fell. RIP brother
  11. it was so country in the late 70s. I'd stay at my grandma's and walk to Maria's