Well, you’re obviously going to have to have an expert help determine the market value beforehand, you know…otherwise you risk getting ripped off, or having it sit on the market with no takers.
And would you be listing it as a fixer-upper, or would you intend to make repairs first–because these things will certainly affect sales price.
Here’s how. You know that restroom where it says “for a good time call Susie” in stall #3? Go there. Right next to Susie’s phone number it says “Death is nature’s way of telling you to slow down.” Ok..right next to that on the left there’s a phone number. Call that and ask for “Joe.” When “Joe” answers say the password, which is “luciferous logolepsy.” After you say that, Joe will give you instructions.
Steve, are you sure about that? It seems awfully complicated to me. All I had to say was, “Joe, I want to buy a set of uilleann pipes.” Same outcome, though.
Where, oh where, do you find these things??? You seem to have an inexhaustible supply . . . something to suit every occasion . . . from little barns to . . . to . . . Victorian Diane Arbus.
Selling one’s souls is actually a very easy thing to accomplish. All one needs to do is…
THIS POST HAS BEEN CENSORED BY THE SECRET SOCIETY FOR SOUL PRESERVATION, IT’S AUTHOR HAS BEEN… SHALL WE SAY, CAUTIONED AGAINST FUTHER DESCRIPTION OF SAID SALE. THAT IS ALL.
“Soul for sale. Came into the world 1968 [or whenever you were born]. A few rusty spots, suffered unfortunate early but non-permanent damage by Irish Catholic nuns, but otherwise in good working condition. Could use some healing. Middle name is Mary. Would be a great Christmas gift for that special someone in your life who is needing a soul. Cheap-- €1,70(EU)/£1.15(BR)/$2.00(US). Call 1 (800) BUY-MY-SOUL and ask to speak to Dub.”
The scary part is that she can come up with a clip months after it first appeared. I don’t think she saves them, but if she’s not saving and somehow indexing them, then she’s remembering them and remembering enough about them to find them again.
Either that or she’s finding things I’ve seen before, and that’s even scarier.
And the way she springs them on you! There’s a slightly surreal quality to it.
Going back to that picture . . . I can’t stop looking at it . . . like rubbernecking at a train wreck . . . is there something wrong with those females? Are their heads too big? They look like grown women wearing little girl clothes. What’s the problem with that?