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yes - please listen. best leave the game of high risk battlepack investment to the professionals. cough (75134). i repeat. cough (75165). do not try this at home. belch (75078). stay the frank away from battlepacks . meow. (75089).5 points
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That's some of the easiest money you could ever hope to make flipping Lego. Those people packs do very well, especially at 67% off. I wish my store had those. Nice score. I hope you bought them all.2 points
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I did a DOUBLE wtf when I saw Los Pollos Hermanos in full Empire garb.2 points
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Summary: We did all this cool stuff that won't help you, but we're raising fulfillment fees by 3%. New sellers might get a brief break before getting the shaft. Happy Holidays!2 points
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I think the answer to all of this is to "just go with it." Too much cannon and non-cannon history to play around with. I don't think every SW story needs the force. Too many rules. It reminds me of the New Yorker piece on George R.R. Martin a few years ago who quoted him saying he couldn't keep track of all the people he'd killed in his Song of Fire and Ice saga, so he had to have a super fan keep track for him. It's hard to argue the SW isn't at that level or so much more. One theme that I am seeing, and it kinda troubles me in fantasy and hard-scifi is a fear of time used on screen to show depth and development. We've seen this in the new SW films and in many of the later Marvel films--instant knowledge and ability with little to no training or learning. It's all part of the "clock" of current films, which is hilarious considering how long some of these films are to not pause and give a sense of growth. It's as if fans can't pause for a portion in a 3 1/2 hour long film to see it or it gets glossed over in a montage. Really felt it in the last couple of Alien films, too.2 points
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This is what I'm dreading. I never felt there was, or needed to be, a romantic connection between these two.2 points
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I think the "Yoda" species is just more in tune with the Force and they can use/manipulate it easier than other species. That is why I am ok with baby has that many force power at the "young" age @Mark Twain Speaking of seeing this species, in Kotor2, the leader of Jedi Council is also "Yoda like". He is tougher to kill than the final boss You get a chance to fight him if you take the Sith path2 points
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Gina Carano upon reading her script for the episode: “ what do you mean baby Yoda is gonna force choke me?” Puts producer in arm bar. On a side note, we’re cool with the whole instant force powers of healing and levitating and force choking from a baby? I know that’s where the series basically headed with Rey, but a baby? Granted at 50, he’s one old ass baby, but it’s a bit much considering the whole years of training to be a Jedi or Sith. Qualms about the plot aside, the show is Still some of the finest SW storytelling we’ve seen since the OG trilogy.2 points
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I really liked the movie. I thought they did a great job. The visuals and sound were really impressive. I look forward to seeing it again.2 points
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I've been QFing these FBA for a few weeks off the GC promo. Buy-in is under $10, selling for $23+. 60% margin in 2 weeks. The trick is having stores that don't mind PMing arm-swipe quantities- and I have multiple. Thank God for 'infinite' supply. Long-term, I've socked away a few cases. Available for less than a year, 50% off buy-in, and any set that sells for over RRP 8 months after release I have to pay attention to. It's worth a dice roll to me.2 points
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Multiple Brickheadz Mickey Mouse for $43.95. Buy in $11.1 point
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Ninjago Arjitzu Temple $320 on Ebay . Free shipping. Buy in was $150. X2 of these - R2-D2 $310 on Ebay free shipping. Buy in $150 10245 Santa Workshop $189 W/free shipping. Buy in was around $60 10245 Santa Workshop $199 W/free shipping. Buy in was around $60 41179 Queen Dragon Rescue - $190 free shipping - on Ebay - Sold two of these at the same price. 10246 Detective Office $279 Free ship 70233 Ghostbusters Dimensions Stay Puft minfig pack $33. Buy in was $6. Sold two of these at the same price. 42042 Blue Technic Crane - $299 free shipping. Buy in was $80. 21022 Lincoln Memorial - $125 free ship - Buy in was $25. Sold two of these at the same price. Sold lots of little holiday freebies mostly for between $20-$50 ea. 21310 Old Fishing Store - $250. Open box but sealed bags. 10235 Christmas Creator Winter Village - $195 free shipping. Buy in around $80. iPhone 7 - 256 gb. Used - $250 LOL. iPhone 7 - rose gold - 128GB Used - $182 iPhone 6 - 64 GB Silver Used - $103.50 iPhone 7 128 gb Gold Used - $202.50 Lego Durham Cathedral - New $309.00 - Free shipping - I delivered by hand. Dude lived 10 minutes from me.1 point
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On that related note, I just got an email about new FBA fees for 2020. I am too busy at work to read more into it though1 point
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I did do a wtf when I saw that. That was new and different.1 point
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Anyone else like the folding panels of the tie fighter? That that was pretty cool.1 point
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They don't research anything. Your FNSKU labels were fine. They simply did not scan your items in at a checkpoint. Your items will be found eventually (a few weeks up to a few years). Once found they will reverse any reimbursement you get. They always find them.....eventually.1 point
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Yeah this is murdering me right now. To say I'm angry is an understatement. I better get reimbursed for this.1 point
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The Force healing is the only thing that seems a bit out there to me as its more of a EU thing. Baby Yoda is 50. If Yoda made it to 900, then BY is essentially a 5 year old. Not really a baby, he's just tiny, so we project the idea of a cute, helpless baby on him. In both TCW and Rebels, we saw Force sensitive children instinctively using the Force, mainly to levitate toys, so it's well within canon. It seems like Yoda's species is esp. Force sensitive, so BY is just more powerful at what he does, but the levitate and choke are really just one thing, telekinesis. With the mudhorn, he was basically pushing away the thing that was trying to hurt Mando. Mando had already protected him from IG-11 and the Trandoshans, so seeing that Mando was really hurt and was in danger, BY instinctively used the Force to protect Mando. In the Force choke scene however, BYs face goes from scared to angry, as he's too young to distinguish play fighting from real fighting and his fear for Mando being hurt turns to anger at Cara for trying to hurt his "dad". Like Kuill said, droids (like babies) are neutral reflections of their creators. Children have no inherent understanding of good or bad, it's taught/learned. A baby would kill you to get to its toy because it doesn't know any better. The more scared/angry BY gets, the more violent his reaction using the Force becomes.1 point
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If you get sale prices, then you're better off than we are. Our end caps get filled with stuff priced at MSRP. I'm not sure which is worse, that the Targets do this or that people still buy it at those prices. *sigh* *facepalm*1 point
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I did see that episode, once, and completely forgot about it. I’m not well versed in TCW, so thanks. Oh well, so much for that theory!1 point
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It was available for 30% off on Wal-Mart and Amazon for a while, mid $80s range.1 point
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Interesting theory, except that doesn't really match up with the last episodes of the Clone Wars where Yoda goes on his own personal quest to discover the secrets of the force. I think he meets the Whills during that quest. One thought I had was, maybe this "kid" is actually more mature than we think (50+ years old) and is sort of "playing dumb" like Yoda did the first time he met Luke. But that wouldn't be near as much fun as baby Yoda.1 point
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Thought this movie was a joke , and trash . For the first time ever I got bored at a SW movie . What a total piece of shit . Glad this monstrosity is over1 point
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Just saw it tonight. I really enjoyed it actually. It brings the trilogy together. Loved Rey and Kylo. Couple emotional scenes as well. Palpatine creeped the hell out of me though [emoji16]1 point
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So I received 2 of my LL14 orders today with discount applied One was for 75936 and Mini GBH Second was 73 LM2 minifigure bags and Mini GBH1 point
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I’d rather send in a bunch of smaller sets FBA, that are not likely to get returned, easy to pack a bunch in 1 box, and let the money flow in. Just my opinion and it works for me.1 point
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The argument is always shipping. Here it's 5€ for a 2kg, 6€ for a 5kg, 8,50€ for a 10kg package, so it doesn't really matter. You can ship the biggest set for 8,50€, the smallest set for 5€. In the US things may be different. The hardest part for me about small sets is pushing volume, I'd rather double my money on one big exclusive rather than tripling it with 10 sales. Not worth the hassle & time is money.1 point
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It's good to see the different perspectives on this and I find both sides understandable. Being a seasoned online seller yet new to the LEGO game itself, I am seeing these smaller sets more through the lens of an item that is super easy to list and package for shipment, as well as pretty cheap to ship. So from a time perspective, even if I break even I wont have to sweat it too much. High side being I make a little profit when the time is right. I haven't bought a whole ton of them, but I have peppered them throughout my purchases here and there. But I am completely opened to criticism here. It wouldn't be the first time I've dove into a new line of product and made a few mistakes along the way.1 point
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It is a battlepack. Stay away from these goddamn sets. Especially at 40% off. I don't see why people don't just buy medium/big sets 50% off. Instead you guys try to struggle with $20 Star Wars battlepacks at 40% off. Ugh. But each to their own.1 point
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Set it up so it will automatically open non paying bidder case after 4 days. They have 3 days to respond (I think, it has been a while), but once the deadline passes you can ask eBay to close the case and return the listing fees back to your account. Then you can move on to the next higher bidder. This is the (official eBay) way1 point
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I mean he took off his goggles before he fell down, how bad could that be? (He had them on when riding swiftly, but those were back on his forehead when he was on the ground) First time I saw Deathtroopers earning their names1 point
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The old man and I at the Packer / Bear game yesterday. Since Shopko is dead and we can't sling Friends sets out of my trunk in their parking lot anymore, we've resorted to dealing before and after Packer games while tailgating at Lambeau Field. Pro tip...save your duds for after the game. It's amazing what people buy when they're drunk. So long Worriz Fire Bikes & Angry Birds, hello profit! By the way...da Bears still suck. GPG!1 point
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Sold a Nexo Knights 70323 Jestro's Volcano Lair for $229. Buy-in was $2 at Barnes and Noble.1 point
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This is definitely the dumbest fight in quite a while. I wonder how awesome it must feel to be able to proudly state that you schooled everyone on the definition of RRP. I couldn't agree more. Let's discuss a much more pressing matter...whether or not to use rewards points during double VIP. It's been awhile since we've debated that.1 point
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Successful people keep their mouths shut most of the time because they are too busy being successful.1 point