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If you like it, don’t forget the time.
Commemorative coin? A coin commemorating the Year of the Rat?
They’re rare; it’s impossible to get your hands on them. Long ago, some tough guys from the pedestrian area asked whether they could be purchased, but those that are available can be found everywhere, pretty much. Many years ago, around 1986 I think, I gradually started collecting various things such as stamps and commemorative coins, as well as treasury bonds that were given as payment for wages at my workplace back then, plus a few watches and other miscellaneous items. However, in 2007, thieves broke into my house and stole everything. Sigh......... {:2_36:} .
There’s a pile of small coins; maybe 8 or 10 jin worth. The thieves didn’t take them and left them for me...... {:2_36:}
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If one has extra money, spending it all on food and drink until it results in waste is what’s most beneficial for physical health, mental well-being, and social development...... When it comes to collecting things, Emperors Qin Shi Huang and Han Wu Di were truly great, but no matter how great they were, they still can’t compare to tomb robbers...... Right? {:2_36:} .
In the future, even great people will no longer build tombs or crystal coffins in which to lie and sleep. In the future, great men will find Max and shoot his coffin into the sky; it will then orbit the Earth forever...... In the future, those who burgle graves will also have to shoot them into the sky, in order to get at the coffin planks there...... {:2_36:} .