decodriveboy
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STILL a bargain at twice the price!
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Apparantly the seller is no longer trying to pay off the mortgage with that particular item.
Seller is
still "under the influence," I would say!
Maybe not of any "chemical," unless brass ones are a chemical.
Seller could "Whipe" it off and take new pictures....geeeeeze.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
still "under the influence," I would say!
Maybe not of any "chemical," unless brass ones are a chemical.
Seller could "Whipe" it off and take new pictures....geeeeeze.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
Well if at first you don't succeed, try and try and try again they say.
Okay, eBay fees are based partially on what the seller lists the item for. She would be much better off starting this at a reasonable price along with a reserve price. So when she still doesn't sell it for $500.00, maybe she'll change her thinking on her third try and start it at $9.99.
On second thought, I doubt it! She's possibly watching the pink GE set thinking she still has a gold mine!
On second thought, I doubt it! She's possibly watching the pink GE set thinking she still has a gold mine!
She's possibly watching the pink GE set thinking she still has a gold mine!
That is exactly what I though too Rich. This auction is for something completely different and extremely rare. If the NOS pink GE set goes for $3000, I bet that silly Westinghouse dryer will be relisted for $3001.
That is exactly what I though too Rich. This auction is for something completely different and extremely rare. If the NOS pink GE set goes for $3000, I bet that silly Westinghouse dryer will be relisted for $3001.
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LOL, has anyone done the math on what she has spent so far to list this? Is this the 3rd of 4th auction listing?
At this point the poor dryer has a negative value because anyone smart knows that they would have to deal with her if they bought it. EWWwwww-wooo.
Compare that to getting thermo-bond epoxy all over your hands.
Hmmm, which would you prefer? (thinking-"well, would the epoxy leave permanent scars? Would the skin heal eventually? Would it give neurotic-tramp syndrome? Would it make me smell bad?)
I am guessing that she, much like the dryer, have spent their lives in the laundry room of a 1950s sytle mobile home park. You know the kind that were built because mobile homes in the 50s usually didn't have laundry areas so the park built them for their residence.
Not that I am knocking mobile homes. Especially the ones from the 60s and 70s, if they have colored appliances.
Poor Westinghouse dryer.
I think I will avoid downstate Illinois.
At this point the poor dryer has a negative value because anyone smart knows that they would have to deal with her if they bought it. EWWwwww-wooo.
Compare that to getting thermo-bond epoxy all over your hands.
Hmmm, which would you prefer? (thinking-"well, would the epoxy leave permanent scars? Would the skin heal eventually? Would it give neurotic-tramp syndrome? Would it make me smell bad?)
I am guessing that she, much like the dryer, have spent their lives in the laundry room of a 1950s sytle mobile home park. You know the kind that were built because mobile homes in the 50s usually didn't have laundry areas so the park built them for their residence.
Not that I am knocking mobile homes. Especially the ones from the 60s and 70s, if they have colored appliances.
Poor Westinghouse dryer.
I think I will avoid downstate Illinois.
decodriveboy
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I'm still doubled-over in laughter over the first auction....what was the Buy-It-Now on that one--$150,000 wasn't it? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
I'm still doubled-over in laughter over the first auction....what was the Buy-It-Now on that one--$150,000 wasn't it? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
Hopefully she is asking herself why there are bids on the GE set and not on her dryer.
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