Chip wrote:Phase 1 Auction.
Consolation bidders (non winners) will be given the opportunity to apply their bid to their top pick(s) from the remaining Phase 2 (20) pieces ahead of the general offering. All 20 are beautiful, but there are always ones that really catch our eyes.
I just posted the information for Phase 2. Consolation bidders can PM choices at 5:55 pm Eastern time.HanshinTigers wrote:When will this start?Chip wrote:Phase 1 Auction.
Consolation bidders (non winners) will be given the opportunity to apply their bid to their top pick(s) from the remaining Phase 2 (20) pieces ahead of the general offering. All 20 are beautiful, but there are always ones that really catch our eyes.
That's great!!Chip wrote:Whew ... all hit the $100 mark! Thanks ... so far!
There is an urgent need for tea here ... bbs! PM sent!HanshinTigers wrote:So we wont know if we get one until tomorrow? Is there a possibility that I might not get one?
Yes, the original accident occured on an unusual prototype shape for a new Sea Cuke, the resulting accident was mind blowing for reasons that will remain a well kept secret for now!Drax wrote:Phew... a really great offering. I hope you've recovered from the flurry of activity, Chip?
You've referred to this offering as an accident of an accident. Did the parentage somewhere along there derive from a namako parentage? (or whatever the 'sea cucumber' style is called)
Information on the remaining 15 forthcoming? Yep, right here: http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=15677Geekgirl wrote:Nice showing! I forgot all about this until just now, but the limited ed 5 went beyond my budget anyways.
Ahhhhh, I do love foreshadowing...Chip wrote:Yes, the original accident occured on an unusual prototype shape for a new Sea Cuke, the resulting accident was mind blowing for reasons that will remain a well kept secret for now!
