jasonw1239 wrote:A fellow black coffee drinker!!! Hot, cold, or left on a burner long enough to have texture. Black coffee is my fuel of choice!None of those sissy "grande! Frappe! Latte!" drinks for me!Besides, I'd rather have a large Tim Horton's black coffee than something poured by a "Barista" any day! My motto is "If it's not strong enough to stain wood, it's not coffee!"
JohnGaunt wrote:The photos are the funny part. Are they accurate images of the last thing an adventurer sees when charging into a dragon's lair?. . . ** expired eBay auction **
napoleonsdad wrote: ** expired eBay auction **Near New
Clearly what the seller means is that he stores it near a new copy. (I've found that abcdex is sometimes a little generous with quality ratings, but that's just ridiculous.)
Excellent physical condition. Excellent copy in general and has no writing or marks other than a previous owner's name on the front cover and on the booklet cover.
silver_beetle wrote:Well, it is still vaguely rectangular...
napoleonsdad wrote:"You may not make a claim with Paypal as my items are sold as is"
Xaxaxe wrote:Um ... sure I can. Just watch me!Orcus spare me from idiot sellers who think that they can take away buyers' rights ... [ Image ]
I think the only time that strategy (saying the item is sold as-is) would be a device that is advertised as non-operational. E.g., I sold a couple of minidisc recorders that were kaputt, and I very clearly advertised them as such. Because they were sold as-is, someone couldn't come back and say "they don't work!" But, I guess it's that the item has to fit the description.