#Ebay Alternatives

[bookscardsnbikes1]

[infernalfields]

Nine Inch Nails // Alternative Press magazine, April 1994

[wastedgoldebay]

Emily The Strange: Seeing Is Deceiving🐈‍⬛️

☆WastedGold☆

[glittangrease]

yru ballet bae light purple satin platforms

[kantharohs]

☠︎︎𓆩𓆩☣︎𓆪𓆪 ☠︎︎

(on ebay)

[galoosreblogger]

My dumbass lost my old cheapo earbuds a while back so I'm doing research to get new ones. I'm browsing comments under reddit posts where people asked for budget earbud recommendations and bitch...

$50 earbuds are not budget. What the fuck are these people on? I keep seeing them recommend $50-$100 ones. Who is that a budget purchase for, fucking Jeff Bezos?

[trickortreatbittersweet]

from Ebay 🦇

[disease]

VTG SATANIC OINTMENT TIN | 1 FL. OZ.

“DIRECTIONS: FOR RELIEVING HEAD COLD SYMPTOMS, DROP SMALL PORTION IN BOILING WATER, AND INHALING FUMES. // FOR RELIEF OF CUTS, BURNS, SKIN IRRITATIONS AND ITCHING OF PILES, APPLY WITH FINGER TIPS TWICE DAILY TO AFFECTED PARTS.” [eBay: @ ODDEVIL | #404009624413]

[hauntedtotem]

the only thing stopping me from selling keychains and standees is that I have no idea how to ship things

[babygirlspurgeon]

need an old red reebok brods jersey so bad

[sniperct]

ill say in advance that I may be confusing you with another blogger as I ask this and I appologise for any confusion if I am, but iirc you were talking something about people getting into comics some time ago. I just wanted to ask where do you read issues of comics? Especially older back issues, like is there an official long archive or is there a western equivalent of manga dex etc?

might have been someone else, but I can help a bit!

both marvel and DC offer subscription services that let you read a large number of their backlog, and will add more recent comics after a period of several months. Maybe a bit longer, I don't remember the exact timeline. The price wasn't too bad last I checked especially if you just wanted to pay for a month or two to read all the stuff you wanted to read, but its undoubtedly gone up.

There's a website called 'readcomiconline' that frequently has to change domains for obvious reasons.

I do suggest, where you can, paying for new comics because most pencilers, inkers, colorists and even writers are paid peanuts and need all the support they can get, but so many older ones are hard to find. I find absolutely nothing morally wrong with finding an alternate means to read 10+ year old comics, and especially even older ones that you simply can't find in print without paying stupid levels of money. The creative teams sure as shit won't see any of that, so i'ts more of a 'how badly do you want a physical copy of an issue' thing, which I have given into though not in a good 10 years or so since I last bought a comic on ebay or perused the back issue section of a comic shop. (this is often a great place to find some gems and not all that expensive either)

There may still exist torrents with massive back catalogs as well.

Now I want to visit a comic shop again. Or at least go through our longboxes. Haven't really collected comics since 2015 I think.

[bookscardsnbikes1]

Big Bang Comics first appeared in 1994, with a five-issue limited series, published by Caliber Comics. A second series lasting 35 issues.

[theres-whump-in-that-nebula]

save me local historical attraction

local historical attraction save me

[wastedgoldebay]

Skelanimals Diego In Disguise 🦇

☆WastedGold☆

[glittangrease]

sugarbaby kawaii sweet street pink platforms

[evilswampchicken]

If I caught someone playing it my first thought would be less "oh god they're an antisemitic transphobe" and more "you couldnt resist spending $60 on whats probably a mediocre game, you really do not stand for anything + hp as a grown adult? cringe lmao"