Tattoodave

Maybe you should have used another emoticon? the yes one () implies compliance, the wicked one () implies cynicism.

In your book maybe

Bollocks, another quality NYE I'm going to miss

The suspicion is that the rarities he was offering seemed to be using images that were from previous sales on eBay, so he was possibly just stealing people's money. Despite my offering the advice of putting extra photos with something with his name on to clarify the situation his stock answer of doing it when he gets to the lake house hasn't sorted my doubts, he also mentions God in his answer to one question so is probably delusional too

and one of the de-lites sold for $600. https://gripsweat.com/item/182391670958/the-de-lites-lover-tell-me-why-cuppy-northern-soul-monster-45-rare

3 copies of the De-Lites have sold, a George Pepp and a Magnetics, he'll soon have enough to rebuild his burned down house, just in time for irate purchasers to burn it down again.

I would have used the lighter to throw at it, arachnophobia could almost be my middle name.

It was a well educated guess, hence the question mark.

Monroe Powell?

The Constellations "I Don't Know About You" The Village Choir "Along The Beach" The Montclairs "Hey You (Don't Fight It)" Karmello Brooks "Tell Me Baby" The Columbians "Forever More"

I've just had a look at the popsike one previously sold, it's identical in picture, but he's dropped the "This is a record most collectors only dream of owning . This is the extremely rare original promo pressing on heavy vinyl , with the correct matrix numbers ; ABC 12661 / ABC 12660 the sixes look sort of like small 'b's. This is a guaranteed original , not a 70s bootleg or a reissue" bit from the description, he obviously knows it's a bootleg as it's been returned to him.

It is quite difficult to get through eBay's "report an item" process, I've done it many times and never had a notification from eBay that they were doing anything about it. I guess they like the money that is generated by these fraudsters.

I've told them that now they know it's a boot leg by not saying it is they are committing fraud, I tried to report it to ebay, but their system is weird and doesn't allow you to report as fraudulent.

So every day it sets a new record? Now there's a brave bird.

Or the constant rise in the price of fish. Do you mean a lens bigger than the gull or Martyn? Because that would be very cruel, and very funny at the same time.

Looks like water to me Steve, but it could be ink.

I'd buy a copy of the Swans on ebay for £17, then spend the rest on beer

You should try it again, you might hear stuff you've never heard before in abundance. Oh yeah, one more thing, tattoo has three t's, I correct you because it's my living, and if I was to spell something wrong on someone's arm, leg, neck, arse etc. there'd be hell to pay.

Then you've never been to the 100 Club? You should try, you may even enjoy yourself

That's just it, do you want to hear Cheatin' Kind every time you go out, I certainly don't, it's a rare gem, like glimpsing a bird that has been blown off coarse to the Twitchers, hauling in a big marlin for the keen fisherman, seeing a vintage Bugatti driving down the street to the petrol head or whatever metaphor floats your boat. There are plenty of rare records, the joy of hearing maybe a handful at an allniter should be enough. A DJ's set could possibly be full of such gems in some cases, but at the age of 57 I wouldn't want to be stuck on the dancefloor for an hour with every other knob that wants to dance to the endless supply of rare gems just because they are rare gems, I'm quite happy to dance to the ones that I want to, and just enjoy the sounds of those that I don't, otherwise I find Sundays a little to unbearable.

It was played at Hitsville in September, Pete Fowler played it.

This was in Brussels a couple of years ago.

Unkind, but very funny.

Those of you that saw me earlier this year will know that I hadn't had my hair cut or trimmed my beard for several months in an attempt to look a little like Karl Marx, you will be pleased to hear that I have since had a haircut and trimmed my beard to convince those close of my undiminished sanity, if not those that know me well. Any road up, here's another stencilled gem, this one a mash up of Marx and the fate of all men.

At last someone else who takes photos of graffiti, whilst I don't condone it, it fascinates me, I don't mean the talentless tagging relentlessly of public or private property, but the constructive art that makes a "social comment" or is just very funny. I almost feel sorry for those that insist on tagging, poor mites could never have had pens and paper at school to need to keep practising their writing so much now they are big enough to steal a can of spray paint or purloin their great grandma's bingo marker.