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Prime Riblet wrote:Well, by definition, an item considered to be a "holy grail" is something still being pursued by the collector. For me, I don't think there is anything more grailesque than some of the lucky draw figures. There are a few that I would prefer to kill for rather than purchase with money since they are so expensive.
Moonshot wrote:My favorite will be a custom Tarn that, hopefully, will be finished in a couple weeks. Of what I have now TFCC IDW Chromedome and the only original G1 figure I have after selling off my childhood toys for drug money like 14yrs ago, which is Gnaw lol. But encore or a new generations Sky-Lynx is my "grail" I guess of what I don't have.
Mkall wrote:Prime Riblet wrote:Well, by definition, an item considered to be a "holy grail" is something still being pursued by the collector. For me, I don't think there is anything more grailesque than some of the lucky draw figures. There are a few that I would prefer to kill for rather than purchase with money since they are so expensive.
So you're hoping that the cost of bail would be cheaper than the cost of the figure?
MemphisR56 wrote:I don't quite have the capital to even look in the direction of things like Lucky Draw or Prototypes.
I'm currently working through a CHUG/Neo-G1 cast so my current grails would be Henkei! Alert and Henkei! Smokescreen, without having to sell a kidney.
Prime Riblet wrote:Well, by definition, an item considered to be a "holy grail" is something still being pursued by the collector. For me, I don't think there is anything more grailesque than some of the lucky draw figures. There are a few that I would prefer to kill for rather than purchase with money since they are so expensive.
SkyWarpt wrote:Prime Riblet wrote:Well, by definition, an item considered to be a "holy grail" is something still being pursued by the collector. For me, I don't think there is anything more grailesque than some of the lucky draw figures. There are a few that I would prefer to kill for rather than purchase with money since they are so expensive.
I thought a "Grail" was the most prized in one's collection or that you are seeking.
Prime Riblet wrote:SkyWarpt wrote:Prime Riblet wrote:Well, by definition, an item considered to be a "holy grail" is something still being pursued by the collector. For me, I don't think there is anything more grailesque than some of the lucky draw figures. There are a few that I would prefer to kill for rather than purchase with money since they are so expensive.
I thought a "Grail" was the most prized in one's collection or that you are seeking.
Once it is in your collection, it ceases to be a "holy grail". Once it is obtained, it is simply referred to as a possession.
DISCHARGE wrote:Prime Riblet wrote:SkyWarpt wrote:Prime Riblet wrote:Well, by definition, an item considered to be a "holy grail" is something still being pursued by the collector. For me, I don't think there is anything more grailesque than some of the lucky draw figures. There are a few that I would prefer to kill for rather than purchase with money since they are so expensive.
I thought a "Grail" was the most prized in one's collection or that you are seeking.
Once it is in your collection, it ceases to be a "holy grail". Once it is obtained, it is simply referred to as a possession.
No. You are wrong. A grail is a coveted item. You are confused about a grail and a grail quest..
Prime Riblet wrote:DISCHARGE wrote:Prime Riblet wrote:SkyWarpt wrote:Prime Riblet wrote:Well, by definition, an item considered to be a "holy grail" is something still being pursued by the collector. For me, I don't think there is anything more grailesque than some of the lucky draw figures. There are a few that I would prefer to kill for rather than purchase with money since they are so expensive.
I thought a "Grail" was the most prized in one's collection or that you are seeking.
Once it is in your collection, it ceases to be a "holy grail". Once it is obtained, it is simply referred to as a possession.
No. You are wrong. A grail is a coveted item. You are confused about a grail and a grail quest..
grail
ɡrāl/
noun
noun: Grail; noun: Holy Grail; noun: the Grail; noun: grail; plural noun: grails
1.
(in medieval legend) the cup or platter used by Jesus at the Last Supper, and in which Joseph of Arimathea received Christ's blood at the Cross. Quests for it undertaken by medieval knights are described in versions of the Arthurian legends written from the early 13th century onward.
2.
a thing that is being earnestly pursued or sought after.
"profit has become the holy grail"
Origin
from Old French graal, from medieval Latin gradalis ‘dish.'
As I have stated, a person's grail can only be considered a grail item until it has been obtained. However, I will amend my statement; Even though a grail item does not remain a grail once it has been obtained by the collector (the pursuer), it could remain a grail item for other people who have not yet gained possession of the item.Smiley Face.
shajaki wrote:can we just change the idea of this thread to, what was your grail (meaning youve obtained) and what is currently your grail (now seeking)? include both. problem solved.
i cant imagine what youd be referencing...Desslok2201 wrote:How about this... We take this thread, along with a few others recently and create the thread 'things to beat to death, beat some more, call your relatives over to watch you kick the living crap out of, kick it until it's pulp, bury it, pour some concrete on it, tap dance on that, dig it up, hit it a few more times, and put a post it note on it to remember to bring it up later'shajaki wrote:can we just change the idea of this thread to, what was your grail (meaning youve obtained) and what is currently your grail (now seeking)? include both. problem solved.
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