Since listing the tickets I've been contacted by quite a few
people who think they're going to the same wedding. As it happens, 3
of you are and want to sell your tickets too. So this auction is now
for 5 tickets to the wedding of a mate to a dog that we don't want
to go to. Getting five of you into a wedding might be a bit of a
gamble, so I'll keep the buy it now price the same, but you're now
looking at at least £400 worth of free booze, good food. Even
if you have to listen to her dad do karaoke, and watch her mum try
to get off with the ushers.
Via Marginal
Revolution, 2
invitations to a wedding I don't want to go to
And with a current bid of £413, proof that anything can be
sold via eBay.
Hmmm … I wonder …

I wonder how several
score of small, genuine imitation conflict-free diamonds, pre-mounted in
cheap plastic easily adaptable mounting casing would go for?
I'll include the plastic transparent case and magnifying
lens visual amplification module in with the deal …
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