Hey Greggy!

[awe4one]

You did not miss much.

 

The entire acticle was written with greamlins.

 

Ze-

 

I found this particularly relevant:

 

 

followed by the more poignant yet applicable:

 

But THIS bit still leaves me wondering:

 

Don't forget....

 

 

Jim

 

Where can I read the article?

 

Jim

[greggy]

You did not miss much.

 

The entire acticle was written with greamlins.

 

Ze-

 

I found this particularly relevant:

 

 

followed by the more poignant yet applicable:

 

But THIS bit still leaves me wondering:

 

Don't forget....

 

 

Jim

 

Where can I read the article?

 

Jim

--> Linkie poo

[awe4one]

Now that you've gotten all the mileage you can out of these...you're willing to send me the Adventure #416 now? Think of it as an early birthday present....

 

Jim

[greggy]

Now that you've gotten all the mileage you can out of these...you're willing to send me the Adventure #416 now? Think of it as an early birthday present....

 

Jim

[jediknight]

By the way, who the hell is Greggy? I hear his name on practically every thread.

[Forbush-Man]

By the way, who the hell is Greggy? I hear his name on practically every thread.

 

He's just a "Fig Newton™" of our imagination !

[Forbush-Man]

Hey Greggy!

 

You probably already know this, but I'll post it here anyway.

 

From Askk CGC Forum:

 

****THIS INFORMATION WILL SAVE ALL CANADIAN CUSTOMERS FROM PAYING CUSTOMS ANY FEES (AS PER CANADIAN CUSTOMS)*********

 

As a Canadian submitter to CGC the burden of proof that the books came from Canada falls to you. The best way to prevent this being called into question is to visit your local customs office before shipping your submission and explain your intentions for these comics, that they are yours and are being sent to the US for evaluation only. They will provide you with a form that should accompany your comic submission and when the books are returned with this form the package will not be called into question. If we are to receive a Canadian submission without this form we will send back the books with any claim stickers that were affixed to the original box. This has sometimes worked as proof that the books came from Canada. The value that we will declare on the package is the amount paid for the grading of the books and they will be noted as "Canadian goods being returned, shipped to US for evaluation only."

[greggy]

Hey Greggy!

 

You probably already know this, but I'll post it here anyway.

 

From Askk CGC Forum:

 

****THIS INFORMATION WILL SAVE ALL CANADIAN CUSTOMERS FROM PAYING CUSTOMS ANY FEES (AS PER CANADIAN CUSTOMS)*********

 

As a Canadian submitter to CGC the burden of proof that the books came from Canada falls to you. The best way to prevent this being called into question is to visit your local customs office before shipping your submission and explain your intentions for these comics, that they are yours and are being sent to the US for evaluation only. They will provide you with a form that should accompany your comic submission and when the books are returned with this form the package will not be called into question. If we are to receive a Canadian submission without this form we will send back the books with any claim stickers that were affixed to the original box. This has sometimes worked as proof that the books came from Canada. The value that we will declare on the package is the amount paid for the grading of the books and they will be noted as "Canadian goods being returned, shipped to US for evaluation only."

I read everything. Plus, I've never been affected so

[Aces]

By the way, who the hell is Greggy? I hear his name on practically every thread.

 

He's your daddy!

 

 

[Norrin_Radd]

Who is this...Brad....Hamann?

 

Any relation to Dietmar?

 

Isn't Hamann a beer or something...

 

Hamann cheese on rye?

[shrunkenhead]

 

Hamann cheese on rye?

 

Hold the mayo.

[drice6900]

 

Hamann cheese on rye?

 

Hold the mayo.

 

Not if Greggy is involved!

[Illiterati-migration]

You did not miss much.

 

The entire acticle was written with greamlins.

 

Ze-

 

I found this particularly relevant:

 

 

followed by the more poignant yet applicable:

 

But THIS bit still leaves me wondering:

 

How many times, in how many ways, will we have to see one of these posts before someone realizes it wasn't funny the FIRST 10,000,000,000 times someone did it?

[drice6900]

You did not miss much.

 

The entire acticle was written with greamlins.

 

Ze-

 

I found this particularly relevant:

 

 

followed by the more poignant yet applicable:

 

But THIS bit still leaves me wondering:

 

How many times, in how many ways, will we have to see one of these posts before someone realizes it wasn't funny the FIRST 10,000,000,000 times someone did it?

 

[BradleyX2]

You did not miss much.

 

The entire acticle was written with greamlins.

 

Ze-

 

I found this particularly relevant:

 

 

followed by the more poignant yet applicable:

 

But THIS bit still leaves me wondering:

 

How many times, in how many ways, will we have to see one of these posts before someone realizes it wasn't funny the FIRST 10,000,000,000 times someone did it?

 

 

 

I agree. Get rid of all that dreck!