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Err ok, they are Jimmy Choos and signed but

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Fimbo · 01/04/2008 23:12

The price

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Chuffinnora · 01/04/2008 23:46

Oh feck, it I will.
I was paid only last week.

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Fimbo · 01/04/2008 23:38

Or make it up to the million Chuffin, gawn you know you want to.

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Chuffinnora · 01/04/2008 23:35

And does he have the pen Jimmy used to sign them? - I'll give him another grand for it.

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LynetteScavo · 01/04/2008 23:34

I want to ask him if the signature if written in indelible ink, or if it might come off if I should step in a puddle.

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Fimbo · 01/04/2008 23:32

He's probably tucked up in bed by now.....

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LynetteScavo · 01/04/2008 23:31

Oh, Bless, he really is only 13! I reckon he's taken them from the back of his mums wardrobe, thinking she'll never notice.

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Aimsmum · 01/04/2008 23:28

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NomDePlume · 01/04/2008 23:26

But we're not laughing with him......

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Fimbo · 01/04/2008 23:25

Poor boy, little does he know a bunch of women on t'internet are laughing at his prank.

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Chuffinnora · 01/04/2008 23:24

Not sure Royal Mail 1st Class Standard postage will be sufficient at that price!
I would expect them to be chauffeured to my home at that price.

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NomDePlume · 01/04/2008 23:23

rofl

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LynetteScavo · 01/04/2008 23:23

I would bid, but they're not my size.

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Fimbo · 01/04/2008 23:23

He does take paypal or personal cheques. Dd has a book of Groovy Chick cheques. I wonder if he would accept one?

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NomDePlume · 01/04/2008 23:23

make him an offer for one of them, after all you only need the left one after losing your foot in that awful extreme crocheting accident.

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LynetteScavo · 01/04/2008 23:22

no bids yet.

Maybe people are thinking signed jummy choos/ house? shoes/ house?

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Fimbo · 01/04/2008 23:21

That will be it, NDP.

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Scramble · 01/04/2008 23:21

Ask him how he got them?

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NomDePlume · 01/04/2008 23:20

I would say that it is some sort of April Fool stunt, but the auction was posted after lunch time

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Fimbo · 01/04/2008 23:20

I think we should all ask him a question. LOL

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sussies · 01/04/2008 23:19

WOW, that's a lot of pennies!!

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NomDePlume · 01/04/2008 23:18

2 identical pairs of signed shoe's (arf). Hmmmm.

As if anyone would pay that sort of money for something like this on Ebay. If they are genuine then of course they are more appropriate for a private, specialist saleroom.

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Aimsmum · 01/04/2008 23:18

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warthog · 01/04/2008 23:18

they must be his mum's shoes

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EachPeachPearMum · 01/04/2008 23:18

Um- he is selling the same pair 5 days later on ebay (US)...I presume he's not expecting to sell these then!

Maybe it is a social experiment- he looks like a student.

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NomDePlume · 01/04/2008 23:16

LOL

He is about 8 !

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