A real bargain (not)

He is also selling a "POWER ADAPTOR ADAPTER SUPPLY" that is in good condition

a rusty cold chisel that is in good condition

and a Coors CD, a Lord of the Rings VHS, and this little beauty at £6

You have made my day.

Thank you

Indeed! I think I'd rather have one of these

Or, better still, one of these

In most cases add nearly £4 in postage. I'm surprised that the number of bids is as high as zero.

I think the seller is more probably a "she" given the t-shirts listed (at similarly posh penthouse prices).

I do *not* suggest this explains anything. I do *not* attach a "smiley face".

A she? Probably explains this one then

Have ebay been doing a special recently where they don't charge any listing fees?

No modern girl is without those.

Please tell me that's an "out-of-stock-placeholder".

That is what I was thinking:-)

Sellers name looks to be shortened version of Johnny B Goode, a name I have seen used by a poster if not on this group the digital TV one. I doubt it is the same person though.

G.Harman

They would make a lovely Valentines present.

He has 91 positive scores and no negative ones. That's probably a tribute to how some eBayers manage to manipulate their scores.

They haven't charged listing fees for a while, but the selling fees have increased.

A woman wouldn't know what this stuff was called.

Your doubt is well founded. :-)

I wasn't in the least bit tempted to visit the webpage until you mentioned the seeming link to my usenet posting signature (or rather an earlier variant). I dropped the final 'e' sometime back when I had to reconfigure my news client - I couldn't remember whether or not I'd included an 'e' on the end at the time so decided against such pretentiousness when creating my new sig file. However, I'm fairly certain that it once was a variant I was using some time back.

I've never been a seller on ebay and, not only that, it's not my line of business anyway.

I've no doubt it's an ickname based on the eponymous "Johnny Bee Good" but the actual spelling suggests a female variant (jonie, pronounced "Joany") so yet more evidence to support Robin's hypothesis that the seller is "of the feminine persuasion". :-)

I'll bet TMH has bigger t*ts than her.