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Crisis comics - I might be interested, please send me a PM to see if we could meet to collect

Thanks
Richard

When I sold my collection and only kept some essentials, Crisis was one of them. A great comic.

Thanks Richard S - I have most of the issues from Crisis run from the start.

Have to say not sure what you mean by a PM - (my lack of computer literacy/education where I only learnt swear words at school!).

Yes would like to meet & do a sale, thanks.

DavidKW wrote:Thanks Richard S - I have most of the issues from Crisis run from the start.

Have to say not sure what you mean by a PM - (my lack of computer literacy/education where I only learnt swear words at school!).

Yes would like to meet & do a sale, thanks.

PM means Private Message. It has grown to mean you would chat about this in a more private mode than in an open forum.

colcool007 wrote:PM means Private Message. It has grown to mean you would chat about this in a more private mode than in an open forum.

As David has said he doesn't know what a PM is, Col, your answer is appropriate, but what he really needs to know is how to write and send one. Or better still, a private email. Could you, with your administrator's hat on, send him the information he needs in both a PM and an email so that he can make all the necessary arrangements with Richard S. Perhaps Richard could do it himself as he will be the main beneficiary of the meeting. Either way I think one of you should do it.

keep everything that you have, you'll regret it later.

I've been married and I further reckoned that I can't keep any comic under a spouse's nose. Seriously, my ex-wife had a helluva beef about my comi x. But I got



divorced and rectified the problem. seriously, the comics that are most good for you are the one's to keep.

I like putting my mind to things ,for instance I created the paper ashtray though it didn't catch on probably because fewer people smoke.Not yet been able to solve the problem of comic storage.My wife spoke of a green plastic box at the side of the house.I checked it out and yes it as plenty of room inside for lots of comics ,it also has a lid and to my amazement two wheels.She said the sooner I put my comics in there the better.Although she basically has a good idea I don't think she's weighed-up the security risks of keeping comics outside the house in a plastic box.

PM sent this AM (or at least I have tried to send it, it may be stuck on my outbox) - if you don't revive it then let me know' either by PM or on here


Thanks

My PM just said - where do you live basically? I live in London and work in surrey if that helps engineer a meeting.

It will rest in your Outbox until it's read, Richard. As soon as it moves to your sent items, you know it's been read (and you can't take it back!)

AndyB wrote:It will rest in your Outbox until it's read, Richard. As soon as it moves to your sent items, you know it's been read (and you can't take it back!)

I had a PM to steelclaw in my Outbox for a couple of months. He has now read it but he hasn't yet got back to me. Hopefully he will in his own good time.