Someone please help me process this.
Someone please help me process this.
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Does this make the value of the book go up or down?
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Considering it's in the public domain and a paperback, I'm guessing it's not an expensive book and I'm sure there are plenty of wrestling autograph collectors so, despite Hulk Hogan being a giant piece of shit, it probably gained a massive amount of value.
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Sure, but just because someone will pay $1,000 for Taylor Swift’s shit doesn’t mean it’s valuable.
This is a simplistic view of value, and basically provides no useful information about anything. There are a lot of people you can trick into paying more for an item than it’s worth, but that doesn’t increase the value of that item.
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Definitely down
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Well you could try and sell it to a Republican, but he might get mad if he actually could read out. Something something made the Greeks gay blah blah Achilles "best friend" yada yada
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Depends on whether the Hulkster is claiming to have written it or not, brother
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No
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“Cause I bumped into him and all I had on me was this samurai sword. And you're not gonna not get Randy Jackson's autograph, right?”
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I'm sure he'll claim to have given Homer the idea to write it and that the character Achilles is based on him
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Last I heard, Hulk Hogan is no longer a heel. BUT he is kind of a racist, homophobic Trump-supporting heel in real life. Maybe that is his Achilles' Heel? Wow, there really are layers to this.
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He may not be a heel, but he's definitely a shitheel.
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You know it, brother
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Didn't Achilles swing both ways?
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Could have just smeared shit on the front page themself instead of finding a washed up celebrity to do it.
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That's Lattimore's translation, a good one although I think I prefer Fitzgerald. But a win all the way around
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I'm guessing this was at Hogan's appearance at a Woodman's grocery store in North Aurora, IL, recently? What an incredibly high profile appearance.
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