Inactive The Ralpharing - One ring to gunt them all, value dropping by the minute

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How much is the Ralpharing worth?

  • 100k+

    Votes: 27 4.0%
  • 10-100k

    Votes: 5 0.7%
  • 1-10k

    Votes: 40 6.0%
  • 100 bucks

    Votes: 257 38.5%
  • He found it in his gunt folds, Clyde never even existed.

    Votes: 138 20.7%
  • Less than Meigh's 50 cent Kinder egg engagement ring.

    Votes: 200 30.0%

  • Total voters
    667
I'm not going to try to exactly locate a sister ring for one bought 60 years ago at a department store that stopped existing 20 years go, but this is the closest "legitimate jewelry" example of Ralph's ring, from the style, gold content, and coloration.
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The sale price for this ring where I found it is $3300. I'd put this as the upper bound for the value of Ralph's ring assuming his diamonds are real, etc etc. Maybe one of the resident jeweler kiwis will be more insightful.
FWIW it's not a bad ring. It might be tacky, but that's not a Walmart special. Besides, I doubt in 1968 Ralph's meemaw was considering "What will my perpetually jobless loser grandson more than half a century from now think about this ring when bragging about how he inherited it?" So as a gift, it's perfectly inoffensive. Ralph will get mad not because the ring is just a typical ring but because he can't take the perceived L of the ring not being on par with some imperial regalia in value.
 
Notice that after all of the silver coins and jokes with Null, Ralph has to show off his gold ring? Might someone be jealous of our favorite silver merchant doggo?

(Likely coincidence, but would be funny if it was true.)
People who own precious metals of any capacity usually keep cards like that close to their chests for obvious reasons. But Ralph is formerly nigger rich, so we gotta hear about his drip, of course.
 
Men's jewellery, specifically wedding bands, look nothing like this.

Simple bands in platinum, gold, silver or other silver metals (titanitum etc) are the go to for up to a few k. Men get simple because they on average, are more likely to work with their hands (dont want to damage the ring too much) and don't care about bling. Band size is relative to the hand.

- This piece of shit looks like something from a $2 store.
- Ralph hasnt worked a day in his life, let alone a day with his hands
- Ralph is a wigger.
- Band size is still too big, even considering Ralph's hoof
- Ralph isnt even married

Everything about this ring is an L and Ralph's ego is at the forefront of the L (like always)
 
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I would like to know the deep lore behind the ring before it landed into the poop covered pig hooves of Ethan Ralph.

"One Gunt to rule them all,
One Porn Tape to find them,
One Purse to bring them all
and in the Makers Mark bind them."

- J.R.R. Tolkien. The Lard of the Gunt
 
Yet again Ralph's ego makes him look like a complete fool.

If Ralph didn't start gloating about how it's a billion dollar ring, noone would begrudge him for appreciating the sentimental value he holds for the ring because it belonged to his grandad.
 

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