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In the past 8 hours I've replaced both my car stereo (Sony Xplode) and my broken minidisc with a Sony Net Recorder MD for a grand total of $95 clams.
Now just pray they work.
Other items I've purchased on Ebay, all in working order:
--Persian Rug $25 plus $20 shipping
--2 dozen duck decoys $55 plus $15 shipping
--Gameboy Advanced plus Zelda $50
--Tony Hawk Underground for PSII $28
--Lesbostrap 3000 v 3.5 with optional wool gloves $320
You totally snaked those wool gloves from me, fucker.
ebay is the place to buy rugs. Seriously. You can get a good, full-size new rug for under $250 if you play it right. Highly recommended.Quote:
Originally posted by The Reverend Floater
--Persian Rug $25 plus $20 shipping
:DQuote:
--Lesbostrap 3000 v 3.5 with optional wool gloves $320
shhhh, no more talking about e-bay I'm trying to weasel something as we speak, no more attention!:p
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I am the Master of Ebay!
OK, but are you the master of your domain?
Sadly, no....Not even close.Quote:
Originally posted by irul&ublo
OK, but are you the master of your domain?
I would be VERY reluctant to buy rugs on eBay. The difference in quality between a $25 rug, a $250 rug and a $2500 rug are substantial, but not always apparent to an untrained eye.
Point being, you could easily buy a $25 rug for $250, thinking it was a $2500 rug.
ebay rocks. picked up a new down jacket for myself this week, 100 bucks off...
Very true. But you, owning two labradogs yourself, should know that said rug won't last too long in its current condition, anyway. So $25 is a safe bet.Quote:
Originally posted by Pinner
I would be VERY reluctant to buy rugs on eBay. The difference in quality between a $25 rug, a $250 rug and a $2500 rug are substantial, but not always apparent to an untrained eye.
Point being, you could easily buy a $25 rug for $250, thinking it was a $2500 rug.
I should rephrase,Quote:
Originally posted by Pinner
I would be VERY reluctant to buy rugs on eBay. The difference in quality between a $25 rug, a $250 rug and a $2500 rug are substantial, but not always apparent to an untrained eye.
Point being, you could easily buy a $25 rug for $250, thinking it was a $2500 rug.
You can buy a good household, kick-around, who-cares-who-walks-or-shits-on-it rug on ebay for less than $250. A good investment considering they still look nice.
ebays the only way to buy shit
I've put a system in my truck
new 1260s
locking hubs
bought tons of paintball stuff
and sometime this spring I should add a car to the list
My car's an ebay purchase. Highly recommended.Quote:
Originally posted by pollard
and sometime this spring I should add a car to the list
eBay addicts unite!
My friend gives me these new PS2, XBox and Game Cube games and I say, "I'm not the game type. They'll just gather dust." She replies, "Well give them away or sell 'em" Done deal. 2 hours to go and the grand total is $150. Looks like I'm ordering a new soft-shell.(hook-up pricing) Thank you game freaks.
I can't believe you guys shop for rugs.
There's a new Sony Mini Disc coming out sometime soon that will hold up to 10 hours (yes hours) of music on one disc the same size as the current one. It was just previewed at the Electronics show in Vegas. Supposed to be better competition for the Ipod than the current model, although I love mine just the way it is.Quote:
Originally posted by The Reverend Floater
In the past 8 hours I've replaced both my car stereo (Sony Xplode) and my broken minidisc with a Sony Net Recorder MD for a grand total of $95 clams.
--Tony Hawk Underground for PSII $28
Just picked up Tony Hawk Underground last week, and I've been playing like a freakin' crack addict ever since.
I'm also in need of a rug, but Persian might be too dark considering my complexion. Oh, you meant a house rug. Nevermind.
ebay is frighteningly addictive. And, for those of you in metropolitan areas, craigslist.org is even worse. In SF, it's huge (a community bulletin board where you can buy/sell stuff, rent/find apartments, have all sorts of political rants, and on and on).
I've bought nearly all my furniture for the house I moved into on craigslist. Just scored an amazing rustic pine armoire - HUGE - for $100.
Rugs on ebay are harder (at Rev's suggestion a while ago, I've been shopping there). Finally decided the safest thing to do was to buy the brand new Pottery Barn rugs they sell (overstock) for about $300 less than PB sells them for. That way I can check em out in the store and get them for less at ebay.
also got lph a cool Pez dispenser for his collection on ebay. :)
But most girls don't go bald on top.Quote:
Originally posted by Geoff
I can't believe you guys shop for rugs.
I scored some new "BIG'S" 188cm for $200 :D
Count me in. A recent triumph was a nearly new pair of older TNF Steep Tech double side zip Ultrex ski pants for $30 delivered!
Not to mention a 3 year Powder Mag subscription for $12!
Also scored my Head World Cup boots for $63, Brand New!
Am currently shoppin' for the complete Monty Python's Flying Circus 14 DVD set. Best Buy sells it for $150, plenty to be found for around $100 on eBay!
Type in Pocket Rocket and the first results that come up show something thats about 3 inches long, buzzes, and is made by Doc Johnson...great for shopping on-line at work.:rolleyes:
But my search for asian brides came up blank;)
I was just going to go there, but with two Great Danes.Quote:
Originally posted by The Reverend Floater
Very true. But you, owning two labradogs yourself, should know that said rug won't last too long in its current condition, anyway. So $25 is a safe bet.
What the hell happened to the internal organs section...no livers up for bid?!
I'm bidding like crazy to win these badboys:
http://i18.ebayimg.com/01/i/01/27/aa/13_1.JPG
http://i15.ebayimg.com/02/i/01/28/41/8d_1.JPG
Check that print - yeah baby!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=36263
I can give you a great deal on one of my kidneys. I need my liver, but you wouldn't want it anway.Quote:
Originally posted by Lumpy
What the hell happened to the internal organs section...no livers up for bid?!