Oh yea!
It’s reasons like
these that the Internet exists and is so cool.
Where else could you find such enormous quantities of great merchandise? I wonder if people buy more crap now than they did before. I know I do, but coincidentally I only started making enough money to buy crap when all this crap became available.
In related news, my forth Spacehog shirt arrived in the mail today. That makes me a collector! I have a hobby!
Ok, so you started to make enough money (on line) to purchase this stuff (ostensibly, on line) when this stuff all became available (on line).
If you’re not unique in this — and you’re probably not — then one begins to wonder what’s putting the wealth into the on line community.
… and not just for content providers, service providers should ask the same question of themselves; and I do.
Hello. Did you know you are the first hit on google when you search for “Spacehog Shirt”? It’s true. I was wondering if you had any youd like to sell and if you knew of any place other than ebay to get them. It’s slim pickin’s there right now. Thanks.
Nope. Haven’t got any. It turns out that 2 months after that post I became a university student, and promptly regretted every stupid thing I ever bought that could have gone towards something useful. I’m hoping that soon all the value of all the dumb stuff I did buy and the value all the potentially useful stuff I could not buy will meet, and I will no longer stay up at night comparing a week of groceries to a black shirt with a glittery hoggy on it.
Funny how the internet becomes as embarassing and timeless as an old yearbook.