On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, Sellam Ismail wrote:
> On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, Jay West wrote:
> > > There are, and have been, for decades, valid mathematical and actuarial
> > > methods for determining the value of a given object based on several
> > > criteria, including of course supply and demand. Why should ending
prices
> > > of eBay auctions all of a sudden supercede that science?
Mathematic *this*!!!
I am only the Messenger, and for those of us who
prefer not to follow
links... this auction (which ended *sucessfully*!!!) was for an 'egg'
that her *CAT* 'laid' after "...ten minutes of shrieking and acting really
bizarre.." Someone, possibly Short, Dark, and Handsome, paid a dollar for
it.
Well, I one won the bid for a 'found' slice of Pizza ...
he never delivered.
cool
And I used to think that ASCII art of Nekkid Wimmin
was the ultimate
perversion of technology....
Nop, that was just a sidebranch of a quite great
invention which gave us wall size printouts of
Steam Engines!
Gruss
H.
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