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26<h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2>
27<dl class="qa"><dt>1) What is the gullbuy?</dt>
28<dd>I am a DJ at Boston College's radio station <a href="http://www.wzbc.org/">WZBC</a>. The station gets some of its records through a grant it has with a local record store. The gullbuy chronicles the purchases I make at that store, Newbury Comics.</dd>
29<dt>2) Why 'gull'?</dt>
30<dd>Gull is a blue fronted amazon parrot  who was my companion since 1987. Gull lived with my sister in Florida from 1997 till she passed away in 2009. The only bird I  have right now is Bot, a cockatiel I found in October 1999 while walking to the subway.</dd>
31<dt>3) How can I buy items in the gullbuy?</dt>
32<dd>I do not sell anything through this website. I am a fan and buy stuff myself.</dd>
33<dt>4) Where is the gullbuy based out of?</dt>
34<dd>I am located in Cambridge Massachusetts in the US.</dd>
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