The hard part to believe is where anybody can justify spending that much money on plush toys.

Also, I'm not entirely up to scratch on my Australian law, but I'm pretty sure breaking deals, club-related or not, is typically a civil matter.

The hard part to believe is where anybody can justify spending that much money on plush toys.

Different strokes for different folks, I'd have to say. It all depends on your hobby. I mean, look at me. I just spent over a grand builidng my new computer. There's a lot of people out there who would think I'm the biggest moron on the planet for doing that.

There's nothing wrong with club deals, but if it involves plushies, then that's straight to jail no second chances. There's a zero tolerance policy on plushy fraud.

Murder is a different issue, you get a warning.

The hard part to believe is where anybody can justify spending that much money on plush toys.

Different strokes for different folks, I'd have to say. It all depends on your hobby. I mean, look at me. I just spent over a grand builidng my new computer. There's a lot of people out there who would think I'm the biggest moron on the planet for doing that.

I'm pretty sure a lot of people would spend that kind of money making their own supercomputer, gamers especially.

The hard part to believe is where anybody can justify spending that much money on plush toys.

Different strokes for different folks, I'd have to say. It all depends on your hobby. I mean, look at me. I just spent over a grand builidng my new computer. There's a lot of people out there who would think I'm the biggest moron on the planet for doing that.

That, I think, is more the cost of the raw materials. It's all going to something (and computers can get pretty pricey, so it's not like that would be considered an unholy amount of money). Here it sounds like an exorbitant amount for, from what I understand, services rendered more than anything else. At some point, I would imagine that the desire to have that many plushies does not outweigh the amount of money you're going to spend (especially in one fell swoop).

There's nothing wrong with club deals, but if it involves plushies, then that's straight to jail no second chances. There's a zero tolerance policy on plushy fraud.Murder is a different issue, you get a warning.

And their toilets flush backwards, too!

What a crazy place.

would this guy make a huki and/or maku plushie?

just wondering