Donated by Richard Pierie (bruin): Two passes to the Movies at Briarwood. (For you out of town types, Briarwood is a shopping mall in Ann Arbor.)30 responses total.
I'll bid $5.
More info from Richard: Addendum on the movie passes: These passes are not good for the first two weeks of a first run engagement, and are not good for special attractions and motion pictures where prohibited by contractural obligations. These tickets expire November 30, 1996. So, if in doubt, check with the Movies at Briarwood.
And if you call 769-8780, the prerecorded voice message will tell you which films you can't use the passes for.
These are "VIP" passes, then? I'll bid $6.
$6.50
Are these good for only 2 movies, or are these something you can use over and over again until 11/30/96?
RE #6 Each ticket is to admit one person to one movie. They cannot be reused.
Ok, so these are movie "tickets", not season "passes".
RE #8 Correct, gregc.
$7.00
$9
The current bid is $9 from sekari, with two days left to go. Going, going, ...
I'll bid 15 dollars for the passes.
damn damn dan damn damn 15 are you insane there is no practical purpose to bidding 15 look I calculated this, general admissions for matinees are $4.50, *2 makes it $9. for an evening show it costs $6.50, *2=13, so no matter what, if you bid 15, you might as well be paying for two evening tickets, plus popcorn, but your not getting popcorn. if you were to by popcorn and a drink, it'd cost you anywhere from $3 to $7 damn i almost had them, you did this to spite me there is no point in matching, let alone topping 15 damn oh buggar off
I wasn't aware that popcorn was for sale. ;)
I believe the "purpose" in bidding $15 was to give Grex more money.
i bid $20 for popcorn... i can't use the tix, though... *slaps himself and withdraws the bid*
<robh is perfectly willing to make brighn some popcorn for a $20 donation>
Heck, I'd put caramel on it for that much.
No appreciation for value, here. Heh.
Re 17: Withdrawal is a notoriously bad method of birth control.
I'm reminded of the urban legends involving a guy who makes a bet that he can get such-and-such-woman to touch his penis...
That was a scene in the movie "Diner".
I am trying to get Grex and Arbornet to cooperate with HVCN in a joint effort to create a community calendar -- and this discussion, drifts to medical problems. I posit there is little "wang envy" on this system. Let's go see Independence Day, all you SF fans, who are not dating that weekend. <adbarr can drift, too!>
What is the current bid on this, again?
15
Three days until armada's bid becomes final.
One day left until armada gets 'em. Going, going, ... (re 24 - Since when do SF fans date? >8)
(shudder)
The bidding is closed, the item is SOLD to armada for $15.
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