Share expenses on Indie Bundles when we don't want all of the games?

You can try to buy one of the bundles and then trade for the rest of the games in the other bundles.

'Cause it's against the rules.

You can still buy separately any game you want from FaceKick for a $1

Same here. I only find 1 game/bundle interesting. These are Jolly Rover, Still Life2 and PAM. Dont care about the rest and therefore I do find some bundles overpriced :(

Your interest in the game must be GREAT if you consider any price above 1$ as overpriced.

Just think of it as a 20% off sale, Still life being $10 normally

or...

Its a 74% sale as PAM and Avencast are both $10 normally, if you do want all 3.

I find it kind of like stealing to be honest. Im as cheap as the rest of you shysters, but come on really? Splitting the cost between people? Its 5 bucks! If you cant be bothered to even spend that much for a game "YOu just HAVE to have" then maybe you dont actually want or should even have it. The bundles are meant to provide access to at least 1 "good" game, and a few unknown, or less games in order to drive sales and promote the companies. Not to be man handled and divided up amongst a group of cheap wads.

I want Hard reset but but but hmm other games are not worth this money ;s

I want hard reset mostly.

this is the kind of things that you do with a FRIEND, and is 5 dollars, just pass of it, or wait for someone that buy-it and then trade the keys...
no one play all the games of a bundle, i have like 3 keys (and a stupid screensaver) of separate games from bundles...

Just find someone who got the bundle and doesn't want one of the games in it. Go over to steamtrades and trade over there. I got the IR bundle, but already have Hard Reset so I am now trading it.

Just buy the game you want when it's on sale and support the developer you actually care about if that's how you feel. Most bundles are for charity, and even if they not they are supporting the devs at a really easy to meet price for the buyer. I really don't think it's necessary to take advantage of that and pool together with others (unless you're only donating for charity, like the HumbleBrony people). Otherwise do what everyone else has suggested and go find some friends to do it with rather than trying to encourage people to take advantage of already fairly priced bundles.

It worries me that people have gotten so used to lack of ownership of what they pay for that they argue against it. It used to be that you could lend a game or have several people buy it and share it. Now it's wrong even to buy a bundle together and have different people own different games?

So generally I think it's a fine idea, but it's a bit of an issue to have people who don't know each other in real life pool their money together.

I will trade Booster Trooper, PAM, Runespell and Greed from IFK

No. Most of the bundles say "these keys are for your own use". I often buy bundles for just 1 or 2 games, and I think that's what makes them work. You get a game at a decent price, you also get some other games you've probably never heard of, and maybe you like them and you tell your friends how cool they are, and that's good for the bundle people. It just doesn't seem quite right to split them like that.