2013 Haven Foundation Fundraiser Auction #6-Shivers VI W/Original Chadbourne Art

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Originally Posted by Jimimck

I'm waiting for you to win it, relist it, and then try and bid on it second time around :biggrin:

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LOL Ain't gonna happen. I've pretty much met my "Haven Fund" quota for this year. Except for the "Widget"!!!!!

Just over 2 hours.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/200876917536...84.m1555.l2649

well didn't quite get it - but at least helped to add to the haven fund - congrats to the high bidder - of too lunch and break from all things computers - maybe i should read a book

We rarely read books here, that fucks them up.

:panic: RF :emot-roflolmao: Heaven forbid anyone should actually read the books people pay $500 for. hehe

That's what BCE's are for. ;)

i guess that is why i will never be able to sell off any of my books...they show a little bit of wear - the real kicker is when my 4 year old will be ready to read some of these books. I think he might have to be able to drive first and it will still have to be supervised (the reading of the books that is)

Sigh - I already have three remarqued copies of this,so why, oh why, couldn't have someone else gotten this baby (no rats!!!!) :beat:

You edged me out by a couple bucks.

You edged me out by about $100 lol

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Originally Posted by wizardsrainbow

You edged me out by a couple bucks.

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Sorry David ... but, you'll still sell your goodies to me, right, right, right ?????

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Originally Posted by Jimimck

You edged me out by about $100 lol

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On the bright side James, this remarque has gone to another forum member, who, unfortunate chap, was, until today, bereft of Charbourne inspired goodness in his life - this has now been remedied, and everyone's happy .... Hmmm ... well, maybe not you so much James me old cobber, so, as with David, I humbly apologise and throw myself at your mercy :panic:

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Originally Posted by Bad Penny

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Originally Posted by Jimimck

You edged me out by about $100 lol

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On the bright side James, this remarque has gone to another forum member, who, unfortunate chap, was, until today, bereft of Charbourne inspired goodness in his life - this has now been remedied, and everyone's happy .... Hmmm ... well, maybe not you so much James me old cobber, so, as with David, I humbly apologise and throw myself at your mercy :panic:

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Unlike Mr Armstrong (hmmm I don't even think I can bear to use his last name) I'll come clean from the beginning (and withstand any beatings, verbal or otherwise). Grant was kind enough to allow me to add my first chadbourne to my collection. As we speak I'm packing up my first (and only) born son and sending him overseas - I hope I've put poked enough holes and given him enough water for his travels - it is amazing what you can fit in those flat rate parcels; maybe he'll even arrive in time for the Australian open finals - keep your fingers crossed.

Wait… is that the best way to get to the Australian Open? My wife and I have already been to the French Open and US Open, and would love to get to the Australian Open someday too, but the trip would be a huge financial commitment. If all it takes is poking a few holes in a box, I’m in!! :biggrin:

You need a few of these...

http://cdn.inquisitr.com/wp-content/...age-stamps.jpg

I think it's great that in this case, not only did the auction help out the HF, but a fellow member as well!!!!

Spoiler:

If you want a Chadbourne Remarque, PM me!!

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Originally Posted by cit74

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Originally Posted by Bad Penny

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Originally Posted by Jimimck

You edged me out by about $100 lol

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On the bright side James, this remarque has gone to another forum member, who, unfortunate chap, was, until today, bereft of Charbourne inspired goodness in his life - this has now been remedied, and everyone's happy .... Hmmm ... well, maybe not you so much James me old cobber, so, as with David, I humbly apologise and throw myself at your mercy :panic:

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Unlike Mr Armstrong (hmmm I don't even think I can bear to use his last name) I'll come clean from the beginning (and withstand any beatings, verbal or otherwise). Grant was kind enough to allow me to add my first chadbourne to my collection. As we speak I'm packing up my first (and only) born son and sending him overseas - I hope I've put poked enough holes and given him enough water for his travels - it is amazing what you can fit in those flat rate parcels; maybe he'll even arrive in time for the Australian open finals - keep your fingers crossed.

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Everyone should have some Chandourne in their life!
Grant: good work pal!

Hey, ya gotta share the wealth, and I'm pleased that Chad picked it up (although, mate, we do have laws against child cruelty here - did you at least include an energy bar or some sugar cubes for the journey)? :wtf:

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Originally Posted by cit74

i guess that is why i will never be able to sell off any of my books...they show a little bit of wear - the real kicker is when my 4 year old will be ready to read some of these books. I think he might have to be able to drive first and it will still have to be supervised (the reading of the books that is)

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Most of mine show no noticeable wear from it, but I read all my books (very carefully). No disrespect to those who don't, but for me I don't see owning and not reading.

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Originally Posted by Bad Penny

Hey, ya gotta share the wealth, and I'm pleased that Chad picked it up (although, mate, we do have laws against child cruelty here - did you at least include an energy bar or some sugar cubes for the journey)? :wtf:

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he likes pop tarts in the morning - so we just threw a few of those in...a few pop tarts, no movement for a few days - he will be like most american 4 year olds in no time

LOL

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Originally Posted by Jimimck

I'm waiting for you to win it, relist it, and then try and bid on it second time around :biggrin:

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Originally Posted by ChristineB

:panic: RF :emot-roflolmao: Heaven forbid anyone should actually read the books people pay $500 for. hehe

That's what BCE's are for. ;)

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And Kindles!
I read an edition of the book, Brice. Just not the pricey edition

I have to say I have read all my 1/1's except UTD and 11/22/63, those I chose to read on the kindle (it seems to weigh a bit less ;)). I am slowly moving to reading on the kindle more then the actual books. It's nice to have the ability to just turn on my phone and start reading any book I want while standing in line at the store.

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Originally Posted by TwistedNadine

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Originally Posted by ChristineB

:panic: RF :emot-roflolmao: Heaven forbid anyone should actually read the books people pay $500 for. hehe

That's what BCE's are for. ;)

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And Kindles!
I read an edition of the book, Brice. Just not the pricey edition

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Originally Posted by TwistedNadine

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Originally Posted by ChristineB

:panic: RF :emot-roflolmao: Heaven forbid anyone should actually read the books people pay $500 for. hehe

That's what BCE's are for. ;)

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And Kindles!
I read an edition of the book, Brice. Just not the pricey edition

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I totally understand. For me though I read every book...s/l, lettered, etc... at least once.

I carefully thumb thru the illustrations and any added content but dare not read it. Way too many hazards around here just waiting to happen

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Originally Posted by Brice

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Originally Posted by TwistedNadine

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Originally Posted by ChristineB

:panic: RF :emot-roflolmao: Heaven forbid anyone should actually read the books people pay $500 for. hehe

That's what BCE's are for. ;)

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And Kindles!
I read an edition of the book, Brice. Just not the pricey edition

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I totally understand. For me though I read every book...s/l, lettered, etc... at least once.

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Just received Shivers VI today - it looks great - thanks again Grant, and thank you Jerome for shipping it out - so nicely packed