Thread: First "in the wild" purchase

I think you got a great quality razors in super nice condition, great buy.

Originally Posted by mainaman

I think you got a great quality razor in super nice condition, great buy.

Thanks,
should I feel badly that I (easily) talked him down a little bit?

Originally Posted by coachschaller

Thanks,
should I feel badly that I (easily) talked him down a little bit?

Nope! If he sold you the lot for the price you payed then he was satisfied with what he got.

Originally Posted by coachschaller

Maple...
There was another straight worth there, only 30 minutes or so south of the bridge.... In Indian River...... right near US 75. Oh, never mind they upped the toll on Big Mac. And, I am not sure where you actually are in the great Northern State. (Yes, I am a troll/apple knocker, but I still like the UP.)

Uhhh, that's I-75 there, coach.

Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus

Uhhh, that's I-75 there, coach.

Yep,
you are right.... sorry we start off on US 23 and it meets up with I-75. Good catch!

Great find! I've found about half of my 'treasures' out and about at antique stores and gun shows, and there's nothing quite like finding a gem in the rough for the price of dirt!

Originally Posted by coachschaller

Yep,
you are right.... sorry we start off on US 23 and it meets up with I-75. Good catch!

Just didn't want any "fudgies" getting lost...again!

Gotcha! I am unaware of the "fudgies" label though.... I'm guessing something about that little island visible from the bridge with some fancy motel or on it? (don't worry you won't offend a troll like me)

Originally Posted by coachschaller

Gotcha! I am unaware of the "fudgies" label though.... I'm guessing something about that little island visible from the bridge with some fancy motel or on it? (don't worry you won't offend a troll like me)

"Fudgies" refers to down-staters who head north of Grayling in search of Doug Murdick's fudge shoppes.

Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus

"Fudgies" refers to down-staters who head north of Grayling in search of Doug Murdick's fudge shoppes.

That is what I figured, but I love self-depreciating humor and look for ways to make fun of myself. Luckily for me, I don't care for fudge too much.