Badmike wrote:I just think it's funny some twathead thought the word "nerdy" is a good thing to include in the listing title for search purposes..yep, that's always one of my main "search" words..... Mike B.
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Badmike wrote: I just think it's funny some twathead thought the word "nerdy" is a good thing to include in the listing title for search purposes..yep, that's always one of my main "search" words..... Mike B. I'm not sure but I think "twathead" beats "nerdy" hands down in the funny category. Maybe you should consider using it in your auctions from now on. Just put it in your auction description like this: Quote: Thanks so much to all you loyal twatheads who keep coming back, you've made the last few years great!!!!! Remember to also check out my Ebay store! No one would notice.
bclarkie wrote:Hmm, something just doesn't seem quite right here... ** expired/removed eBay auction **
Badmike wrote: Just think, I could actually use fantasy reading material to PICK UP GIRLS: "Hey, I notice you are reading some Eddings there, ever try The Sword of Shannara?"Mike B.
deimos3428 wrote:Were you referring to the Moldvay rulebook in the Holmes box, or the entirely fabricated description?
brute wrote:I've been using ebay for years, but i don't know if there is a standard feedback protocol or not
NetRodent wrote:"It is a first printing from 1974." ** expired/removed eBay auction **I'd expect a bit more accuracy from someone who spams the forums here occasionally.
deimos3428 wrote:There is a standard protocol suggested by eBay. You're meant to leave feedback when you're paid, and when you receive the item. For various reasons that probably deserve a separate discussion thread, this protocol is not always followed.
Badmike wrote:What shocks me are all the chicks nowadays that like and read fantasy literature. When I was in high school, there were none...I mean zip, zero, nada. Hell, it was hard to get any GUYS to admit they read/liked Fantasy or SciFi. Now it's practically a badge of honor. Just this week I ran into one of my friend's ex wives, she was reading the new Thomas Covenant book; one of my wife's coworkers, reading one of the many Dragonlance sequels; and one of my daughters friends reading one of the older Sanctuary/Thieves World collections. I had interesting conversations with all three about their choice in reading material; It's nice to think that if I was 20years younger my choice of literature would be downright acceptable. Just think, I could actually use fantasy reading material to PICK UP GIRLS: "Hey, I notice you are reading some Eddings there, ever try The Sword of Shannara?"Mike B.
MShipley88 wrote:What scares me is the thought of a "new" Thomas Covenant book. What is it called, Misery Loves Company?How about, Depressed With a Ring?Or, White Gold Whiner?Lord Foul's Boredom?My choice: Oh, God! More?
Beyondthebreach wrote:You're taking shots at the best fantasy novels of all time! I can not wait for the next Covenant book!
MShipley88 wrote:You are truly a glutton for punishment!