Ok...This is getting ridiculous now.
09-08-2006, 11:09 AM
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RE: Ok...This is getting ridiculous now.
Woa woa woa...I was not, at all, being rude, cynical, or in any way offensive. I was just pointing out a fact, cause I am sure alot of people have been thinking that same thing.
No worries man...It is Friday, that I know, my students have been letting me know all day.
All I have to say is....is it 3 o' clock yet
No worries man...It is Friday, that I know, my students have been letting me know all day.
All I have to say is....is it 3 o' clock yet
09-08-2006, 11:12 AM
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Typical Buck
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RE: Ok...This is getting ridiculous now.
1. Guys this is a joke
2. If he signs a contract and then breaks it he can not be arrested. The promisee(seller) can only file a lawsuit for damages. This will never be a criminal case, only a civil
2. If he signs a contract and then breaks it he can not be arrested. The promisee(seller) can only file a lawsuit for damages. This will never be a criminal case, only a civil
09-08-2006, 11:13 AM
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RE: Ok...This is getting ridiculous now.
ORIGINAL: huntingson
No, I didn't think you were being rude at all. I just wanted to make sure that people knew I wasn't serious. I have been known to overdo sarcasm before
No, I didn't think you were being rude at all. I just wanted to make sure that people knew I wasn't serious. I have been known to overdo sarcasm before
Me thinks the seller realized that this was idiotic, or that Ebay decided you cant auction off rights.
09-08-2006, 11:15 AM
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RE: Ok...This is getting ridiculous now.
ORIGINAL: monster10rackstack
1. Guys this is a joke
2. If he signs a contract and then breaks it he can not be arrested. The promisee(seller) can only file a lawsuit for damages. This will never be a criminal case, only a civil
1. Guys this is a joke
2. If he signs a contract and then breaks it he can not be arrested. The promisee(seller) can only file a lawsuit for damages. This will never be a criminal case, only a civil
09-08-2006, 11:17 AM
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RE: Ok...This is getting ridiculous now.
Good point, Atlas. He may even be a hunter......with an inflated sense of value RE: his hunting prowess and his overall intelligence.
God knows there's plenty of those guys.
Jeff
God knows there's plenty of those guys.
Jeff
09-08-2006, 11:31 AM
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RE: Ok...This is getting ridiculous now.
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
I wonder about the legalities with contracts etc...if someone actually takes the bait and the seller still hunts.
Your right Campo, it's getting ridiculous and think about his, it's actually a black eye for hunting, it shows hunters as nothing more than greedy, that they could care less about hunting if they are paid money.
For me, I won't take $ to stop hunting, I'll be sitting in a tree waiting to arrow a beautiful buck come Sept 30th. I couldn't give it up.
I wonder about the legalities with contracts etc...if someone actually takes the bait and the seller still hunts.
Your right Campo, it's getting ridiculous and think about his, it's actually a black eye for hunting, it shows hunters as nothing more than greedy, that they could care less about hunting if they are paid money.
For me, I won't take $ to stop hunting, I'll be sitting in a tree waiting to arrow a beautiful buck come Sept 30th. I couldn't give it up.