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> it can't (meaningfully) be bought or transferred. https://www.ebay.com/b/Olympic-Medal/27291/bn_55191416?_sop=16&mag=1&rt=nc https://www.ebay.com/b/Olympic-
by ghurtado 7mo ago
> it can't (meaningfully) be bought or transferred.
https://www.ebay.com/b/Olympic-Medal/27291/bn_55191416?_sop=16&mag=1&rt=nc https://www.ebay.com/b/Olympic-Medal/27291/bn_55191416?_sop=...
> People, acquaintances and strangers alike, frequently comment on the knit socks I often wear,
Ok, that explains pretty much everything about your line of thought.
Thanks.
- NiloCK 7mo ago(edited for clarity) > https://www.ebay.com/b/Olympic-Medal/27291/bn_55191416?_sop= https://www.ebay.com/b/Olympic-Medal/27291/bn_55191416?_sop=... Of course you can buy an Olympic medal. You can't buy the status conferred by the medal (of Olympic champion / nth runner up). > Ok, that explains pretty much everything about your line of thought. I don't understand this either. Are you insulting me?
- bluecheese452 7mo agoBuying someone else’s medal is not a status symbol. That is why they included the word meaningfully.
- johnnyanmac 7mo agoYou're the kind of person that would try to buy a Nobel peace prize off a recipient, aren't you?