Petro Tyschtschenko to sell his commodore systems.

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Funny, this is the first thing I think of when somebody says "Walker".  

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

He's delirious if he thinks he's going to get Apple I money out of the Walker, lol.

25,000 EUR... sounds like when somebody really doesn't want to sell an item, but they put it out there anyway, figure it would pay for a year of his grandkids college, or six months in a nursing home, if some sucker actually does buy it.  Heh.  Oh wait, he's in Germany, his grandkids get to go to college for free, lucky #)$%&@.  

Alternate theory:  his nagging wife told him "you better get that junk out of here!" and then when it doesn't sell, he can say "well honey, I tried!" *wink wink nudge nudge*.  

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

There was this guy who took a second morgage to buy it. But since he didn't finalize the purchase before he took the morgage he got pissed when Petro said he wanted more. That thread on Facebook is epic

Come on man, you can't post a comment like that and not provide a link!

:laughing:

Edit: although I suspect it'll probably be in German.  :p

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/CommodoreAmiga/

Thanks!  Another Amiga forum to troll!  ...I mean enjoy!  

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Most items in museums are stored in the "basement" anyway because they do not have space to display everything.

Which is why the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum built the Udvar-Hazy Center, conveniently 15 minutes from my house.  Space Shuttle Discovery, SR-71 Blackbird, Concord, Enola Gay, and tons of Apollo-era space stuff, as well as the largest IMAX movie screen on the east coast.  Anybody from this forum ever visits the DC area, I'd love to show them around.  

Sorry, big space geek as well as Amiga geek, I'll shut up now.