Cool Bender Thing

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Saw this but wasn't sure if I'd pay $2000 for it.
 http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/clt/442979251.html

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I think I'd pay a $1000 for it. What do you Bender Fans think?

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Hey, a craigslist user!

Neat. 

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I for one have been actively looking for this item for a number of years.  Would I pay $2,000 for it?  Probably not.
Thanks for the link.
RM

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i would buy it for 2000 if I was rich

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In case you missed it

<img src="http://b8.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/01458/82/33/1458463328_l.jpg">

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id pay 50 dollars for one!!

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Did you see the Bender Statue in the special features of Bender's big Score????

I want the Nibbler Now

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My car cost $2000.
I would never spend that much on a piece of memorabilia, no matter how rich I might one day become... It's just too decadent.

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$2000? I've never heard of anyone who's such a huge fan to pay that amount. That's about £1000 to me, so I wouldn't.
However, the limited edition golden Bender coin bank is a different story...

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I would love that but no way I hell would I spend $2000. That money would be better spent fixing my car and infact that's where it's going.

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And if anyone actually has a spare $2000 to blow on some pointless functionless material object, then I would suggest the money might find a better use with Amnesty International or some other charity.

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It's a lifesize statue is it not?  I don't know anything about prices... but I'm sure it's worth $2000.

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It's absolutely awesome, but I'm not about to pay two grand for it. Sorry. Don't have that much money to get a statue for.

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Originally posted by winna:
I'm sure it's worth $2000.

Nothing, save perhaps for an aircraft carrier or fully-operational space station, is worth $2000.

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Funny cause I was offered $3500 for it.

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Which just goes to show how spoilt and decadent Western society is.

As I said:

 

Originally posted by coldangel_1:
And if anyone actually has a spare $2000 to blow on some pointless functionless material object, then I would suggest the money might find a better use with Amnesty International or some other charity.

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There's nothing wrong with having nice things coldangel.  If you have $2000 to blow on things though, I think giving to charity is a good idea as well.

And... by the statement moonie, I suspect you have one?

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<<There's nothing wrong with having nice things>>


I'm a pure socialist. I'm only allowed grey clothes and fifteen-year-old motor vehicles, otherwise I'd be a class traitor.

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There's nothing wrong with fifteen-year-old motor vehicles, is there?

I wasn't saying that giving to charity was a bad thing, or that I don't believe there's a point where one is being selfish and just wasting money.  But.... somebody had to produce that Bender statue, don't they deserve to be paid?  And if you were buying it second hand, the person who owned it clearly needed the money, right?  Isn't it alright to spread the wealth whilst still getting a little something out of it for oneself?  I know I'm asking these questions of the wrong person, and to be honest, my thoughts concerning myself are probably fairly similar; that's why I live the way I do.  At the same time, I couldn't necessarily condemn people for the same things that I would condemn myself for.

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Ah, don't be so soft on humanity. You can condemn any person for any reason at all. Cut loose - it's very liberating.

I just think thousands of dollars for a functionless lump is a tad stupid. But that's me - decadent rich autocrats would disagree, as is their right.

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i went on the link it showed me nothing

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Regardless its awsome maybe if it was made out of some kind of metal, that would be sweet. Maybe even worth the money