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Thread: Over half a million auctions at last!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kengillam View Post
    I have to report that one of my listings has gone AWOL, because the item in question, a painting, was sold today at an exhibition. I shall endeavour to create a replacement as soon as possible.
    Private Gillam, get those paint brushes at the ready, I don't want to hear about any more suprise sales attacks!

    Hope the next masterpiece is on it's way!

    Well done Ken delighted about the success

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    What a fascinating trail that picture took me along, Becky! That turns out to be a Canadian Official war artist from WWII - a google image search turned up some very striking paintings.
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    Quote Originally Posted by madelaine View Post
    What a fascinating trail that picture took me along, Becky! That turns out to be a Canadian Official war artist from WWII - a google image search turned up some very striking paintings.
    I will have to go back and have a look Madelaine. My mother's first husband was the war artist Jack Chalker you can find him on the net too. He did amazing paintings that he managed to hide while in a Japanese prisoner of war camp. His illustrations were used in the war diaries of Sir Weary Dunlop the famous Australian war hero. He has also published them in his own book. You just can't imagine what they must have gone through. We are a very lucky generation not having to suffer all that.

    Right troops report for today :-
    329 new recruits since yesterday.
    We now have 412,605 members.

    Orders for today - Get some more emails out to your old customers! I want to see those member numbers well up by Christmas so the site is really busy!

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    Oh, Jack Chalker is a very different kettle of fish - not an official war artist but a man who was being extraordinarily brave to even try to draw under those terrible circumstances. Yes, we are a blessed generation!

    My mother used to get annoyed when people said that young people are more mature than her generation. "The lads in my class at school had to grow up rather quickly as they flew Spitfires!"
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    Quote Originally Posted by madelaine View Post
    Oh, Jack Chalker is a very different kettle of fish - not an official war artist but a man who was being extraordinarily brave to even try to draw under those terrible circumstances. Yes, we are a blessed generation!

    My mother used to get annoyed when people said that young people are more mature than her generation. "The lads in my class at school had to grow up rather quickly as they flew Spitfires!"
    It's extrodinary to think my own father went off to fight at the age of 19. He was in Naples when it got bombed and ended up in Austria running a prison camp that held SS officers at the end of the war. My father- in- law had a very lucky escape when he was told to get out of a boat not far from Arnham which had been overloaded and told to get in the next one. The original boat got blown up and nobody survived.

    I look at my own 19 year old son now and just think we owe so much to that generation.

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    Private Iwiw you can still address me as Sarge!
    It's Captain Jewels that has the promotion and she will be taking a firm command make no mistake!!! You be careful out there it's dangerous ground ...

    Ooooopsie...sorry 'bout that Captain Jewels! Okay Sarge Cornish thanks for that heads up, and a big apology to Captain Jewels....hate gettin' old....can't remember a thing...but I did remember the rip cord on my parachute. Everyone landed in good shape and we 'bombed' eCrater good! Now all I have to do is remember how to get back to base camp....hate gettin' old...can't remember a thing...AAAAAAaaaaaaaack!!

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    Right chaps, look lively! You've got a new C.O. and a new set of goals will be coming shortly.

    After taking the numbers this morning I went off to survey the various fronts in my new toy, sorry, latest piece of military hardware. I'll give you a detailed report tomorrow once all the numbers have been crunched.

    On the whole, it's looking quite good. There haven't been any updates for a couple of days but I'm glad to see this hasn't been taken as an excuse to slide. UK numbers are up 21,713 to 892,418 and the US site has 926,808. eCrater have only managed a paltry increase of 74 items in the last 24hrs and Bidville have dropped below them after losing 22,189 listings.

    I want to see the millionth listing on each site PDQ!

    Last edited by cmjewels925; 21st April 2008 at 09:15 AM. Reason: transposed 2 and 6 in US figures



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    Quote Originally Posted by cmjewels925 View Post
    Right chaps, look lively! You've got a new C.O. and a new set of goals will be coming shortly.

    After taking the numbers this morning I went off to survey the various fronts in my new toy, sorry, latest piece of military hardware. I'll give you a detailed report tomorrow once all the numbers have been crunched.

    On the whole, it's looking quite good. There haven't been any updates for a couple of days but I'm glad to see this hasn't been taken as an excuse to slide. UK numbers are up 21,713 to 892,418 and the US site has 962,808. eCrater have only managed a paltry increase of 74 items in the last 24hrs and Bidville have dropped below them after losing 22,189 listings.

    I want to see the millionth listing on each site PDQ!
    Captain Jewels ma'am, Very good news indeed. Only 74 for eCrater ? That must have been Private Iwiw weakening defences! Sorry Iwiw get that parachute on again - double target practice this time eCrater & Bidville - on the double quick march!
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    Quote Originally Posted by iwiw60 View Post
    Private Iwiw you can still address me as Sarge!
    It's Captain Jewels that has the promotion and she will be taking a firm command make no mistake!!! You be careful out there it's dangerous ground ...

    Ooooopsie...sorry 'bout that Captain Jewels! Okay Sarge Cornish thanks for that heads up, and a big apology to Captain Jewels....hate gettin' old....can't remember a thing...but I did remember the rip cord on my parachute. Everyone landed in good shape and we 'bombed' eCrater good! Now all I have to do is remember how to get back to base camp....hate gettin' old...can't remember a thing...AAAAAAaaaaaaaack!!
    That's quite alright, Private. I'm still getting used to the promotion myself.

    I hope you make it back to base camp okay as I'm sending you some more troops.Since some of our UK members have discovered it's really easy to send things abroad and doesn't mess up the old tax return, there should be some extra listings appearing on your side of the pond.



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    Right WAKEY WAKEY troops! It may be a wet dismal Monday morning but there's work to be done! Out of your beds, 20 push ups, and get that tin mug of tea down your throat. The new Captain expects great things from us so let's not disappoint! Looking forward to the new goals ma'am.

    Right report for today:-
    332 new recruits since yesterday.
    Member numbers now 412,937

    Right carry on troops.

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