WTF? I'm pretty sure law offices don't have much use for rare first editions of literature from previous centuries. Did he hear this book tells how to raise the dead? Because that never ends well...

Hee.

even more unbelievably, it's a Chinese Venture capital yearbook, as in something that you need to replace every year. Which is also not likely to end well.

And China is attempting to raise its venture capital by selling this book for such an exorbitant price?

Oh! I now have that marble top cocktail table in my living room in place of the hand-me-down rectangular table (which is now at the foot of my bed, the only place in this apartment that it wouldn't be in the way). It took a burst of panic about possibly having a date over and him seeing the huge cardboard box filling the floor to make me assemble the thing. Ironically, the date didn't happen (just as well since my back is now too sore to draw an evening out to its proper conclusion), but I now have a living room whose furniture is entirely harmonious and adult-looking.

Aha! I was able to find that, dcp. Thanks.

And China is attempting to raise its venture capital by selling this book for such an exorbitant price?

That would be a good guess.

I just found a cell phone my dad could use.

I'm stuck on the bottom half of the comic book box. Can someone give me a clue/answer?

Lee, one of them is a super hero that moves really fast. And another is a younger version . If that helps.

Okay, here's what I need: more cocktails than molotov, martini and white russian. That's just insane.

I just had some sort of breakthrough on the on the clock square, so I don't need the question I was going to ask.

Lee,
"Heroes on a half shell."