"Chris" wrote
That's the beauty of the internet & Usenet - it really doesn't matter where it leads to, you have the option to read or ignore. :-)
John.
"Chris" wrote
That's the beauty of the internet & Usenet - it really doesn't matter where it leads to, you have the option to read or ignore. :-)
John.
Yes which is why you have managed to combine the two different aspects of the same hobby IYSWIM.
Welcome to Usenet, it's called 'thread drift'...
I quite enjoyed doing it before the post office cut backs. Of course, I wasn't doing it full time like you are. Some people just like selling, it's in their blood.
(kim)
Err ???.... Sorry, I know the remark wasn't directed my way but you've lost me there Kim !
I sold quite a few models and other stuff on eBay but it's become more hassle queuing at the main post office on monday mornings in order to send them than it's worth. I used to be able to nip across the road to a local post office to post the occasional item but that was closed in Nov 2003.
(kim)
uk.railway has a unique variation on Usenet thread drift whereby any thread that lasts long enough will invariably go onto a discussion about pubs or Voyager 'tiolets' ;-)
PolyTech Forum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.