I have one, and one or two games I'm willing to part with, including Black Ops and Modern Warfare 2, a tactical throat mic, one wireless controller and all the cables. I can't remember what size the HDD is, but I'll look if you're interested. I'm thinking 20btc for the lot. I'll have to look into postage, depending on where you are, because it's not going to be a light package.

I have a load I might be able to shift. No packs, but maybe the cards you want! If anyone's looking for a specific card(s), post it up, looks like there's plenty of potential sellers.

I detect a need for a Bitcoin/MTG trading site...

I am interested.

Can you tell us more about the coins? Or pictures?

They had Ron Paul on a few episodes ago.

And I don't eat apples because penguins huddle together for warmth. What're you getting at?

Just go here, and on the right where topics are suggested, you'll notice Bitcoin is third on the list. Click the arrow and feed the dialog box a name and an email account, and you will increase the likelihood of Bitcoin getting brought up on Adam vs The Man. It's not a definate guarantee it'll be mentioned, but I guess the more people who register interest in a topic, the more chance Adam and his team will look into Bitcoin if they aren't already aware, and present it to their viewer-base. Now, I wouldn't ask you to do this and give them your real details, so I recommend firing up TOR and Guerilla Mail and going at it that way. Multiple votes from a single person in this way do seem to be taken into account as though otherwise valid.

Or don't. It's your choice.

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If you're invested in a trade that then becomes obsolete due to technological advancements, we shouldn't have to impede Human advancement so the guy who makes horse carriages can still make a living off that trade. He should look at the service he offers, look at the changing state of the world around, then decide whether or not he could still make a workable profit from his trade; if not, maybe he should think of getting into a new trade. There may still be a market for his horse carriages, albeit smaller than before. Even today you might still see the occasional horse drawn carriage, and they still need maintenance. People might still want to acquire his services if he can really fix up horse carriages to an exceptional standard.

We have digital watches these days, but some people simply prefer old analogue watches and there is still a small market for their creation and maintenance if your craftsmanship is good enough.

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I happen to know somebody who is very involved in Me3, a not-for-profit, volunteer and education organization in Wake County, North Carolina. I am going to try and persuade them to accept Bitcoin donations. And best if all, if I am successful, I will start by donating any 'bounty' people feel generous to reward me for his, straight to the charity instead.

Would you?