Damn it. At the zero hour, I found our Asshole of the Week.
– This would have been the star of AW #140…if it had been listed.
– Auctions like this always make me want to bid $0.99 to break the BIN.
– Who is the guy on the left?
– Unsold, for months, $15.50 vs. unsold, newly listed, $180. Your choice.
– This would be a huge hit in our house.
– Even if you loved it, why do you need five?
– Not a bad lot, but it’s never getting $19.99.
– Speaking of never getting it.
– It’s not worthy of being Asshole of the Week. I’m in too much shock.
– The free shipping doesn’t help this in anyway.
– Have you ever seen a 4-pack rip like that?
– Part of the Black Foot tribe.
– Dr. M.U.S.C.L.E. would love this auction.
– Can somebody tell me the story on these?
– This will get your kid beat-up, right?
– Yikes, this need a $0.99 opening bid.
– I know a guy that can get you a better deal. Once he gets organized.
– Stumbled across this in the M.U.S.C.L.E. search – if it wasn’t so much, I’d bid. It feels like it should be from Arrested Development.
– Ummm…welll…I…nope – I don’t know what to say.
– High shipping, but I do love a $0.99 starting bid.
– Only $75?
– What happened? I thought this sold for $30?
– In what world does this auction make sense?
– Rare? No. Still pretty good 191 figure lot? Yes!
– What?
– $70 plus $20 shipping. There better be quite a few Class A figures I missed.
– God I love Light Blue figures. I own all of these but seeing them makes me want to bid.
– When I see this guy’s auctions I want the coin more than the figure.
– I’ve seen just about every behind-the-scenes Star Wars picture. It’s a joy to see a new one.
For the Video of the Week, I’ve got two angles on the same story. Some kid was running through the live wire portion of a Tough Mudder event. I don’t have anything to really say about the event or the kid. I had to laugh because watching this video brought me instantly back to the afternoon I thought I had killed my friend’s dog. Let me say, I felt pure panic at first. When the dog was fine, I couldn’t help but laugh every time I thought about it.
I was young and house sitting. The dog was to be let out on a running line. I kind of felt bad, but there wasn’t a fence. I wanted to play with the dog so, without looking, I tossed his bone out the door and connected him to the line. He took off. Unfortunately, I had thrown the bone too far. The poor dog looked just like this guy.
I hope people laughed. This story, paired with the videos, might not seem funny – but it is. I promise. On Monday I declared this The Picture of the Week. I thought it would be hard to beat and, quite easily, I was right. For a M.U.S.C.L.E. collector this is a beautiful picture.
I wish I could get a super high resolution version of it. Can you imagine if there were a bunch of Non-Poster figures in those 4-packs? It gives me goosebumps to even think about something like that.
I got to the end of the week and I didn’t have a beautiful lady to add. It seemed criminal to go to weeks in a row without one. But too bad. I’m tired. Sorry guys.
#1 by hellboy666 on August 12, 2013 - 5:43 pm
“Auctions like this always make me want to bid $0.99 to break the BIN.”
Maybe, but it sold in less than 12 hours for the BIN price. So is the “Market” to blame?
#2 by Chad Perry on August 12, 2013 - 9:32 pm
I’m not sure I know what you mean?
I thought the auction was pretty damn good. It’s just that whenever I see an auction that has a BIN, and a $0.99 opening bid, my mischievous self instantly wants to break the BIN.
#3 by hellboy666 on August 13, 2013 - 11:23 am
Oh, I thought the it was a high price for BIN, so my concern was “who would pay that right off the bat.”
I see yes, breaking BIN for others, very mischievous indeed! I would have jumpped on it possibly myself.
#4 by Chad Perry on August 13, 2013 - 11:26 am
I liked the figures, and I liked the $0.99 opening bid, but I wouldn’t have paid the BIN either.