This was a grown man-child as far as I am concerned. But don't worry, the games were all put in a special place so they would not get trampled or "lost" in his room. And I can guarantee every little part is included in the sets. Some things he held like precious diamonds but the everyday things in his life and common sense seemed to just fly out the window.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure this was a JOKE...look at how many hits it's generating. If it's NOT, I'm amazed at how much time went into the guys 'rant'. He must really hate the "ex-tenant". Still, very funny. My favorite part is the D&D reference.

I wish him luck, whether the games are his or not.

Also, as another aside, this so-called "ex-tenant" sounds a lot like some of the guys I've gamed with !!

'natch.

K

He destroyed the carpet in his room and the hallway to his room and even in my home office. He liked to chew tobacco and slop his friggin chew juice wherever he went. You could never go into his room cause it smelled like chew and his clothes and crap were all over the floor. He even had piles of easter candy wrappers with some chocolate still in them to melt into the carpet. Disgusting. Luckily I am a clean freak and also had a monthly bug service for the whole house, but this guy was just a plain slob with no respect for others' property.

This is eBay at its finest. I've sold on eBay for years. People get creative when they sell things - sometimes really telling tall tales. Nobody really believes them, it is purely to add some color to a same old-same old auction scene.

I remember seeing an auction for an 'Evil Kermit' (maybe I got the link from BGG) where someone had taken a stuffed Kermit the Frog and took pictures of him with a bottle of JD, 'throwing up' in the toilet, holding a knife, and driving a car. Made up some story about how he was evil and they had to get rid of him. For their story they got over $200 IIRC - for a used teddy bear! I wish I was that creative!

****** I have had several people ask me what we will do with any $'s we may receive from our adopting out Kermit. We are a young military family with 4 kiddo's and separating as of April. Any proceeds will go to helping us make the transition from military back to the civilian life. We are moving cross country and hopefully VERY VERY far away from Kermit. This is an open adoption, we welcome any pictures or reports on his mental progess over the next months, just dont think about sending him back to us! We are trying to make a fresh start, Kermitless! ..*******

I've seen that one, and it wasn't just the story that netted them the cash. The auction was to recoup some emergency medical bills, if I'm not mistaken.