Went to the flea market looking for <$20 Core i5 1920x1200 laptops. Didn't find any, just yet.
Nice US Coast Guard boat for two. Dealer asks for $200, but probably will sell for less than $150, as there no fast pump and masts in the kit. Swear a hair drier can pump it. I didn't believe a word and could get it for, say, $110...$120. But I personally don't need it, as I'm getting sea sick too fast and therefore bound to surf and pier fishing only.
Yeah, a good government issue toy. Cost probably over a grand to tax payers.
Nice genuine Smith&Wesson knife for $20. Would probably go for $15, but I don't need it even for $5. What I've got me is this for $1:
Sure, it's not as desirable as this one for $120:
but mine is also made of Japanese steel and when sharpened shaves my rock hard cheese like charm.
Сцуко, пахнет забалденно, хоть простая мекс-тексовская курица маринованная по ихнему ацтексовскому рецепту. Кактусы жареные не пробовал, дрисня по-моему.
Ну а шашлики ихние -- фигня, шутка какая-то.
Bunch of discarded stuff from quality food shops: European cheeses, hams, tinned fish, olives, jams, breads, salamis. Рокфоры и Брие превосходные.
This famous plot was bought by some bum. Oh well.
Together with paring knife, here's the rest of my catch for today: books that can be sold for $120 total (by Amazon and Abebooks quotes.)
An album about Malta with Winston Churchill foreword, printed in 1943. Can be yours for just a $20.
That's my older photo of my wonderful fisherman's encyclopedia book which explains how tasty is the dolphin. It was those innocent 1965...1974 years, and the ecologists of today will probably scalp you alive these days for just asking for a good dolphin grilling recipe. Oh well.
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