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My own view is that left-wing positions largely come about from resentment, I agree with Nietzsche, a resentment about the surrounding social order. They have privileges, I don't. Or, I have them and I can't live up to them. Roger Scruton
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Originally Posted By MoonDancer: Interesting. I did a Google search and found a couple threads on B&B (which I see you are also on). $629 for a LE? Mine didn't cost that much in the initial offering as I recall. Is that from a sale listing? Fyi I sold a returned one for the maker on eBay and the bidding reached $1,500. A collector from Russia bought it. I suppose since there are only 55 and some folks like aggressive razors to boot it doesn't seem unreasonable to get a rare one for 6 bills. I suppose they are worth what someone is willing to pay. |
My own view is that left-wing positions largely come about from resentment, I agree with Nietzsche, a resentment about the surrounding social order. They have privileges, I don't. Or, I have them and I can't live up to them. Roger Scruton
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Originally Posted By DDiggler: I don't have a pic right now, but my best score was a Gillette President that I got from a guy at a flea market. In the original hardshell clam case AND the cardboard box. $15. I use it regularly. Damn that was a great find! I've collected a bunch of razors and only a few came with the outside box. I rarely find anything good like that in the wild. When you get a chance take some pics and post them. |
My own view is that left-wing positions largely come about from resentment, I agree with Nietzsche, a resentment about the surrounding social order. They have privileges, I don't. Or, I have them and I can't live up to them. Roger Scruton

