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ATT: Record Purveyors, I Had a Vision... (RR)

The_NonThe_Non 5,691 Posts
edited January 2008 in Strut Central
I was sifting thru records I just got and saw Barbra and Engelbert. I decided it takes one man to make a change. From now on, when I buy collections, I'm snapping the Barbras and Engelberts in half and stripping them for parts like a 92 Honda. Perhaps it will one day make them valuable, regardless, they should be punished.Make it happen collectros...

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  • KineticKinetic 3,739 Posts
    I'm on it.

    I recomend my Australian counterparts apply this principle to anything bearing Kamahl's name.

  • kwalitykwality 620 Posts
    I'm on it.

    I recomend my Australian counterparts apply this principle to anything bearing Kamahl's name.


    FUCK YES!!! I'm so sick of that dude mocking me everytime I convince myself to check an op-shop. Seriously, that dude must've sold like a trillion records, because I've never been to an op-shop that didn't have triples of his entire discography.
  • phatmoneysackphatmoneysack Melbourne 1,124 Posts
    I'm on it.

    I recomend my Australian counterparts apply this principle to anything bearing Kamahl's name.


    FUCK YES!!! I'm so sick of that dude mocking me everytime I convince myself to check an op-shop. Seriously, that dude must've sold like a trillion records, because I've never been to an op-shop that didn't have triples of his entire discography.

    Hint - use them as birthday cards. Write an endearing message on the front and sign it:

    best of luck,
    your friend
    Kamahl

    folks love it.

    Same principle can be applied to any other novelty turds.
  • hcrinkhcrink 8,729 Posts
    This is a losing battle. Every copy you break in half will regenerate and become two.
  • DrBorisQDrBorisQ 298 Posts
    I'm on it.

    I recomend my Australian counterparts apply this principle to anything bearing Kamahl's name.


    FUCK YES!!! I'm so sick of that dude mocking me everytime I convince myself to check an op-shop. Seriously, that dude must've sold like a trillion records, because I've never been to an op-shop that didn't have triples of his entire discography.

    Hint - use them as birthday cards. Write an endearing message on the front and sign it:

    best of luck,
    your friend
    Kamahl

    folks love it.

    Same principle can be applied to any other novelty turds.


    I reckon i've received about 6 of these from you now D**e. I often show girls my collection of signed Kamahl records.
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