Red Mosquito

Only $30??? A steal!

Considering the resale value on a lot of these posters...

Plus, they're saying some go back to 1994.

cutuphalfdead wrote:Considering the resale value on a lot of these posters...

I'm currently selling the following posters on ebay:









No requests, thanks. This is a mystery poster offer only.

Oh my god. Now I want to buy a cheap tv to put on the wall and link it to random animated gifs

Gone.

McParadigm wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:Considering the resale value on a lot of these posters...

I'm currently selling the following posters on ebay:









No requests, thanks. This is a mystery poster offer only.

One of those goes back to 1994.

Don't usually bother with these, but figured 'What the hell' - let's see what turns up in a month or so

i'm glad my paid membership gives me access to the ability to spend more money if i want

I went to Publix and they were selling Mystery Carts. $150 and you get a cart full of groceries, but you don't get to see what's in it.

bodysnatcher wrote:i'm glad my paid membership gives me access to the ability to spend more money if i want

On stuff you don't even know if you want.

Lament wrote:I went to Publix and they were selling Mystery Carts. $150 and you get a cart full of groceries, but you don't get to see what's in it.

That bacon and beef stock will come in handy.

They told me some of the items go back to 1994. Unfortunately, the item from 1994 I got was a carton of milk. I was really hoping for some Ecto Cooler.

true story: the last apartment we lived in from 2008-2012 was in the first floor of a 2-story sectioned-off house. The stairway was blocked with a locked door, but our kitchen pantry was the closet that was underneath the staircase. There was a small cubbyhole closet in the back of that pantry/closet as the staircase neared the ground. I honestly didn't even know it was there until a year after moving in. I opened it hesitantly to see what was in there. Mostly cobwebs, but also a large box of individually packed ramen noodle packs. The ramen expired in 1994.

I also found an unopened condom stuck to the top wooden shelf in our bedroom closet that expired in 1992. We're talking vintage Seattle grunge ramen and condoms here.

bodysnatcher wrote:We're talking vintage Seattle grunge ramen and condoms here.

This is how I am going to describe the next Pearl Jam album to people.

bodysnatcher wrote:true story: the last apartment we lived in from 2008-2012 was in the first floor of a 2-story sectioned-off house. The stairway was blocked with a locked door, but our kitchen pantry was the closet that was underneath the staircase. There was a small cubbyhole closet in the back of that pantry/closet as the staircase neared the ground. I honestly didn't even know it was there until a year after moving in. I opened it hesitantly to see what was in there. Mostly cobwebs, but also a large box of individually packed ramen noodle packs. The ramen expired in 1994.

I also found an unopened condom stuck to the top wooden shelf in our bedroom closet that expired in 1992. We're talking vintage Seattle grunge ramen and condoms here.

Think of how much money you could have made from these if you had pretended they belonged to Eddie Vedder.

Heathen wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:true story: the last apartment we lived in from 2008-2012 was in the first floor of a 2-story sectioned-off house. The stairway was blocked with a locked door, but our kitchen pantry was the closet that was underneath the staircase. There was a small cubbyhole closet in the back of that pantry/closet as the staircase neared the ground. I honestly didn't even know it was there until a year after moving in. I opened it hesitantly to see what was in there. Mostly cobwebs, but also a large box of individually packed ramen noodle packs. The ramen expired in 1994.

I also found an unopened condom stuck to the top wooden shelf in our bedroom closet that expired in 1992. We're talking vintage Seattle grunge ramen and condoms here.

Think of how much money you could have made from these if you had pretended they belonged to Eddie Vedder.

i contemplated putting the ramen on ebay with the title "Unopened Ramen noodles / 1994 Seattle Kurt Cobain" just to see what happened

bodysnatcher wrote:

Heathen wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:true story: the last apartment we lived in from 2008-2012 was in the first floor of a 2-story sectioned-off house. The stairway was blocked with a locked door, but our kitchen pantry was the closet that was underneath the staircase. There was a small cubbyhole closet in the back of that pantry/closet as the staircase neared the ground. I honestly didn't even know it was there until a year after moving in. I opened it hesitantly to see what was in there. Mostly cobwebs, but also a large box of individually packed ramen noodle packs. The ramen expired in 1994.

I also found an unopened condom stuck to the top wooden shelf in our bedroom closet that expired in 1992. We're talking vintage Seattle grunge ramen and condoms here.

Think of how much money you could have made from these if you had pretended they belonged to Eddie Vedder.

i contemplated putting the ramen on ebay with the title "Unopened Ramen noodles / 1994 Seattle Kurt Cobain" just to see what happened

You'd be richer than doug rr right now.

bodysnatcher wrote:

Heathen wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:true story: the last apartment we lived in from 2008-2012 was in the first floor of a 2-story sectioned-off house. The stairway was blocked with a locked door, but our kitchen pantry was the closet that was underneath the staircase. There was a small cubbyhole closet in the back of that pantry/closet as the staircase neared the ground. I honestly didn't even know it was there until a year after moving in. I opened it hesitantly to see what was in there. Mostly cobwebs, but also a large box of individually packed ramen noodle packs. The ramen expired in 1994.

I also found an unopened condom stuck to the top wooden shelf in our bedroom closet that expired in 1992. We're talking vintage Seattle grunge ramen and condoms here.

Think of how much money you could have made from these if you had pretended they belonged to Eddie Vedder.

i contemplated putting the ramen on ebay with the title "Unopened Ramen noodles / 1994 Seattle Kurt Cobain" just to see what happened

I lol'd.