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Stopped in Michael’s to pickup some clearance from yesterday and found a few more on the shelves that rang up correctly at 60% off.

New bulk, picked this up for $30 on fbm. Had to do some light cleaning and only a few missing pieces nothing critical. MTron sets were very nostalgic. The Unitron sets will most likely go in the personal collection. Star Hawk II 1789 Space Station Zenon 1793 Celestial Forager 6896 Beacon Tracer 6833 Sharks crystal Cave 6190 (missing sub)

Harry Potter Golden Shower is just wrong.

of course it is, what are you talking about

SP23-TALON Interceptor FOBL2 by Jack Sparrow

More specifically, please stay on topic to discussions of this particular sets. You’re welcome to make a thread about those other sets. As long as they are legally produced. We do have a MegaBloks thread.

Please stop peddling fake LEGO on a LEGO investment site.

I was a kid in the 70's and 80's. You don't need to tell me Lego is overpriced. It always has been. Always.

If you call them (and you are not worried about being on their radar), they will send them. It looks as if the day 1 buyers lost it in their cart.

It seems as if someone must have stepped on a few too many LEGO bricks over their lifetime.

Selling LEGO has allowed me to have deep pockets. Not sure the same can be said about the secondary market for BlueBrixx.

I checked the BlueBrixx website. Apparently their manufacturing partner is Xingbao, the sister to the illegal brand starting with an L. Xingbao, also known to steal designs from AFOLS after pictures of their MOCs posted online. And for their inferior brick quality. Thank you for showing alternative options, but I prefer to stick with the A brand named LEGO.

Rolli's Laboratorium by Brickleas

Elysium Shuttle by Guy Smiley :-)

I started buying PLTR on the day of the direct listing late Sept. After a couple weeks, my average sheer buying was about $10.20. When it went up to $30s (1st time) and fell back down into the mid-$20s, I sold 50% of my position at $26. Then hit about $22.50 and I bought in again. When it hit $37 recently and fell to $31, I sold 50% again at $33. I recently added 25% of my existing quantity at $32 this year. Yeah, I made some money doing this but wouldn’t advise it if you really believe long-time in a stock for 2 reasons. 1). If I truly believe in staying LONG in a stock, there’s no reason to sell it for tax purposes with the current capital gains rules. I could’ve just added to my position on each major dip. 2). I also got burned in the past selling and buying, rinse and repeat. Not only did I lose out on getting the capital tax savings, I got burned by being forced to buy the stock at higher prices than I saw the at. This killed me with Disney and Tesla last year. Not only do I have to wait longer now for the stocks to be considered capital LONG, my avg-purchased per share is higher. I don’t consider myself a day trader or even a weekly trade. I want to buy and hold. If I wanna stay in a stock for short term, I now trade into call options especially since my max loss is cap'd. However, that’s what’s nice about the stock market with smart investing. There are multiple ways to make money (and lose).

Final gate cleared! And all it took was two years of grinding it out, building my seller profile on Amazon.

Neo-Classic Space Bonsai by IamKritch

I have no idea why or how this got to my Youtube feed, but now you can laugh at it too

Most of what you're writing above is wrong. Nothing is illegal here. But I get that you and most other folks here like to stay with their LEGO religion. I wish you good luck and deep pockets.