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9th July 2003 at 3:01 am #393109th July 2003 at 3:45 am #67202AnonymousInactive
Well I guess this one should be called now I have seen nothing. ๐
It would be cool if these two “Now I have seen Everything” threads could sensually mate and then have offspring. Then I could truly say, “Now I have seen everything,” but I’d be lying. ๐
{edited ’cause this works better} ๐
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9th July 2003 at 3:58 am #67206FatguyParticipantYah Logan…..you are probably right. Hey Marybeth!!!!! Please move this thread and mate it to the other (Now I Have Seen Everything Thread). Now I can sleep tonight…..
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Maurice
9th July 2003 at 8:58 am #67210AnonymousGuestI’ve paid more than $14.50 for nothing ๐
I (or marybeth) can’t move (or merge) two different threads to one. This forum is fine.
10th July 2003 at 4:56 am #67246purple_unicornParticipantI, also, have paid more than $14.50 for nothing. Unfortunately, at the time I forked out the dough for nothing, I thought I was getting something! At least this seller was up-front about what he was selling. ๐ ๐
10th July 2003 at 9:35 am #67248nursewhenParticipantI once saw a soul up for sale. At least you got a nice certificate with that one!
10th July 2003 at 2:22 pm #67256AnonymousGuest… but have you seen an elephant fly?
10th July 2003 at 3:23 pm #67257nursewhenParticipantI’ve seen a horse fly.
Time flies like an arrow but fruit flies like a banana. ๐
11th July 2003 at 1:01 am #67274FatguyParticipantAn update: After the auction – the seller had his auction cancelled by Ebay. Apparently. the seller must sell some item of value to make a transaction legal (I could be wrong – but in one of my law courses (back when dinosaurs ruled the earth – and fire was a new thing….. ๐ ) – we were told that for a transaction to be legally binding…..consideration (something of value) must be present on both sides. I guess the seller – by stating he was offering nothing – offered no consideration and thus the auction was not valid.
That same seller then tried to sell an empty envelope (with a letter of authentication ๐ ๐ ) but the auction now reads as “invalid” – so I guess Ebay has no sense of humor…..
Maurice
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