novelty ebay auctionsi once posted a slice of toast to gain some 'interest' in my other auctions,
they guy eho 'won' the toast actually wanted it posting so i had to make some toast and send him a slice.
he paid £1 for the postage.
moral of the story: be careful some people are more NUTS than you are.
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Wed 31 Mar 2004, 2:52,
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they guy eho 'won' the toast actually wanted it posting so i had to make some toast and send him a slice.
he paid £1 for the postage.
moral of the story: be careful some people are more NUTS than you are.
ahahahayou got conned out of toast!
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StickFigureNinja is worried he may be on the list,
Wed 31 Mar 2004, 2:53,
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how much did itfinish at?
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Sattamassagana, the LEGO-man needs to change his username's relevancy,
Wed 31 Mar 2004, 2:54,
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not much bread for burnt breadit was 55p
there was someone else who wanted it but not very badly.
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Wed 31 Mar 2004, 2:56,
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there was someone else who wanted it but not very badly.
hmm, so each loafhas about 20 slices say, at 1.00 total profit per slice that's £20, minus cost of loaf (£20-0.72= £19.28 made per loaf, excellent!
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Wed 31 Mar 2004, 2:59,
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if you sell em all.its all about demand.
i once sold a c64gs (no keyboard the console version of the c64) for £130. when i bought it a year before i paid £5. and there was over 220 of them i could have bought at the same time at a massive discount.
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Wed 31 Mar 2004, 3:19,
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i once sold a c64gs (no keyboard the console version of the c64) for £130. when i bought it a year before i paid £5. and there was over 220 of them i could have bought at the same time at a massive discount.
typicaldon't suppose you want a Nikon F55 SLR camera with 28-100mm lens do you? just doesn't seem to get that much interest on there, and i can't afford to put a very fancy advert out.
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Wed 31 Mar 2004, 3:23,
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