*ping*

ExTSR wrote:* pong *


Site's back up ::whew::

*boing* <--- mines off note

what happened to the site? been trying to get on it all day to get a PM from my inbox

Al

shane - yes i did, just havent had the time atm so sort it - yes to both queries. ive set em aside and will get back to you later in the weekend chummer...

Al

Could have sworn we'd noted the GW Ds were a bit scarcer...
(Guess those auctions closed the wrong way around; i.e. Ds first! )

$40/$48/$48 vs. $67/$72/$46 (D/G)

ExTSR wrote:harumph. Had our biggest day so far this year at the bakery on Saturday; I couldn't drag myself out of bed for the D's. (But I did get the B1 and the G's. )

The color on that B1 looked to be an interesting shade at first, but that's probably just the camera. I still haven't double-checked for printing variations amongst these GWs, however...

Busy ahead of July 4th for some reason?

ExTSR wrote:No, I don't use autosnipe software. Just an olde-fashioned fuddyduddy I guess.

Sniping doesn't help much, either.
      
results  
       D&D Adventure B1 In Search Of The Unknown          GBP 17.73             GBP 18.73               Jul-02 04:40:06             Outbid (*waves*)
       AD&D Adventure D3 Vault of The Drow          GBP 25.28             GBP 26.01               - - -             Bid Too Low
       AD&D Adventure D2 Shrine of The Kuo-Toa          GBP 25.28             GBP 26.02               - - -             Bid Too Low
       AD&D Adventure D1 Decent Into The Depths Of The Earth          GBP 19.88             GBP 21.60               - - -             Bid Too Low

Deimos had a pretty rough run there, too. Beaten by 1 penny and 2 pence on the D3 & D2.

Might be some time before another nice set like that comes up again: usually about one per year. 'grats on the Gs, though.

le Rahib wrote:I was just lurking in a french forum... and... I am not sure, but... I really think that there is an avatar that will make you smile ...

*LOL*

(brrRrrrrr/ouch! )
There's always one sucker willing to try anything (once?)... :3

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q.v. also; http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v316/ ... er10_s.jpg (semi-worksafe)


thx for the smile ^^

faro wrote:Busy ahead of July 4th for some reason?

Our summer biz started kicking in about 3 weeks ago, ramping up to this weekend. We've now hit the high plateau (about 10-15% ahead of last year's sales) and will stay there until the second week of August, when the Chicago-area schools start pre-season work or even resume classes. Two weeks of lull (i.e. mid-June level) and then a finall hurrah for Labor Day (beginning of September), and then iit's back down to May/June levels until early October when the leaves (colors) fall.

Life in a summer resort area 'up north'. We all try to make 6 months of profits in 3 months, to cover the slow winter (Jan thru Mar). Many businesses close by mid-October and don't reopen until May. But we're open 7 days a week all year long (minus 4: New Year's, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas), very popular all the time. We trim back to 12-14 employees for the slow times, 20+ for summer.

I useta be a freewheeling hippie degenerate radical. Now I'm a businessman with Responsibilities and shareholders. ::sigh::

le Rahib wrote:OT... but some of you will appreciate -if I am right-.

I was just lurking in a french forum... and... I am not sure, but... I really think that there is an avatar that will make you smile ... there was a passionnate debate some months ago...  and... well, just have a look!


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Incredible how small our planet is...

Oh, My!   I've got a couple of years on her and I think my Dad would STILL throw a blanket over me and carry me home if I wore that in public, and I wouldn't even be a business liablity by doing it.    

I think that's very unfair, all by herself.

Compare these contenders from 4 different game conventions, and judge for yourself.