Take a closer look at the third line of the first paragraph:

"...that we're auctioning off..."

And now from he American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition:
auc·tion (ôkshn)
n.
1. A public sale in which property or items of merchandise are sold to the highest bidder.


It is an auction and there is no set price. Bid just $12.50 if you want, but if enough people are willing to pay more that that, you won't get any.

-Lenny

and about those mints....

KC

[shaking head]

Shake your head with caution, Slim ... these days, there's so much on the boards to shake it over that a even the strongest-headed of guys could injure himself if he did so over every shake-provoking post ... LOL

mrsecureT,

Are you seriously confused or simply looking to create an issue where there isn't one?

When you "win" a bid, are you upset when your credit card gets billed? You did, afterall, WIN.

you guys should have to deal with my kids lmao at all this