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Old 05-19-2013, 11:28 PM
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Just hire a meth addict to bid for you. They don't sleep.
I heard one of the board members did this but is now reconsidering the strategy after ending the auction with only a mad stack of playboys.
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An LSD addict would bid all your money on 1972 Topps.

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Old 05-20-2013, 12:13 AM
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One of the few benefits of being an nite owl... stayed abreast of the auction via smartphone last night while sipping from a glass at a bar at nearly closing time... even the bartender and a few fellow barflys were rivited watching to see if I would get anything or not...

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Old 05-20-2013, 12:38 AM
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I'm a night owl, have been since I was a little kid. My mom called me a vampire when I was little, because she couldn't get me to go to bed.

I believe night versus morning people is a genetic thing.
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Never trusted morning people. Up early, hearty breakfast and off to whip the world at 9. I can get up at noon, eat three pieces of cold pizza, wash it down with a beer and I'll still be up at 4 am. Lot less competition.
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For a true morning person the day is half over by 9.

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For a true morning person the day is half over by 9.

Rick
I remember the old army commercial: "We do more before 8 AM than most people do all day". And they thought this was a selling point.
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