What is the maximum amount of money you would spend on a retired King and Country set (2 Viewers)

So what is the maximum amount of money you would spend on a retired K&C set?

  • $50+

    Votes: 14 9.3%

  • $100+

    Votes: 18 11.9%

  • $150+

    Votes: 21 13.9%

  • $200+

    Votes: 26 17.2%

  • $300+

    Votes: 20 13.2%

  • $400+

    Votes: 14 9.3%

  • $500+

    Votes: 16 10.6%

  • $750+

    Votes: 6 4.0%

  • $1000+

    Votes: 16 10.6%
  • Total voters
    151
Spitfrnd said:
Nothing new, an effort to be rationale was treated with the usual disdain.;)
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I find myself increasingly skeptical that anything about this hobby is rational. Tough times, money short, common sense short?, but still we spend our money on toy soldiers.:D Good thing I'm only 2 years old and don't have to answer to anyone but mommy.:rolleyes: I will spend my allowance as I see fit. My TS army will eventually rule the world, anyway.:eek::D:rolleyes::eek:
 
Yes, it is because you characterized your position as "rational" which implies that the other person's position is not. In addition, describing your attempts as being met with "disdain" is a subjective evaluation of what that other person's position is. Moreover, adding the word "usual" is another subjective putdown of that person.

Can we just give it a rest and move on or do we need to start pulling more posts?
 
Heck.
I've just realised this was a poll. I thought it was a maths test.

Ah well, just in case anyones interested, I made the total $3,450.

I worked this out on paper and didn't cheat by using a calculator or nuffink like that. Benefits of an old skool edukation.
 
Wraith said:
Heck.
I've just realised this was a poll. I thought it was a maths test.

Ah well, just in case anyones interested, I made the total $3,450.

I worked this out on paper and didn't cheat by using a calculator or nuffink like that. Benefits of an old skool edukation.
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Next you will tell us you used a imperial slide rule and log book.
 
Phantom Warrior said:
Is there a full moon in England tonight? :rolleyes:

Terry
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Check the back of Simon's hands Terry!.Also if he smells of Sheep run for it,and remember what the old man in the pub said...go straight home and stay off the moors!!!:eek::eek::eek:

Rob
 
Ron, you're such a wag, next you'll be telling us FL = Feather Light.
 
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You know - sometimes this place takes itself way too seriously - seriously. ;)
 
Nothing much seems to have changed over the years after having a scan at this rather old post. why this was brought back into the new posts?
Mitch
 
I will not pay extra for a retired piece
If i mist it i don't need it
Full steam ahead
Maple Leaf
 
I just love early retired K&C and depending how far I fall in love with a piece, or a set will determine the amount spent...so it's all about the love!:smile2:
 
MarkeytMaker said:
I just love early retired K&C and depending how far I fall in love with a piece, or a set will determine the amount spent...so it's all about the love!:smile2:
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As the members of the world's oldest profession probably say, "love has a price!" ^&grin
 
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