Agreed, just shows that once Elvis died, his 'friends' were no longer TCBing for Elvis but themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by KPM
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Agreed, just shows that once Elvis died, his 'friends' were no longer TCBing for Elvis but themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by KPM
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Originally Posted by Diane
thinking the same way like u do Diane...
Im sure I remember reading years ago that Elvis wore "Dancers Briefs" under his jumpsuit.
Apparently the idea being they don't show as much as regular briefs. These don't look like dancers briefs to me.
I just read on on facebook that the auction is over and nobody bought his underpants.
the bible went for £59,000
underpants withdrawn at £5000, didn't reach the reserve
It's a shame EPE didn't buy the pants and keep them hidden away forever. $5000 for EPE would'nt exactly be breaking the bank.Quote:
Originally Posted by debtdbruno
As it is, they're going to keep cropping up every few years again in subsequent auctions and attracting more of the same headlines.
I'm happy they didn't sell. It proves people ARE smarter than the average bear.:lol:(y)
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Originally Posted by Diane
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Originally Posted by debtdbruno
Brilliant, now the seller has to lug home soiled underwear AGAIN :lmfao:
It's crossed my mind that if EPE bought these it would give the story credence and a stamp of authority and similar fake stuff would start appearing??Quote:
Originally Posted by JRtherealJR
as I said before, they need burning to stop them going back to auction at a later date
Good one diane:) So glad that someone didn't sink that low.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diane
You are right. It could be the start of other very disgusting and fake stuff appearing for sale.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jumpsuit Junkie
Sure wouldn't be the first time for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diane
I'm really glad that nobody bought them. At least it shows that there's a limited market when it comes to tacky and disrespectful. Now if that had been Marylin Monroe's panties, well that might have been a different story.;)
http://i.huffpost.com/gen/765472/thu...IBLE-large.jpg
Elvis' bible sold for about $94,000.
Elvis Presley's old Bible was auctioned for a whopping $94,600 on Saturday. NBC News reported.
The Bible was reportedly given to the singer at his Graceland home in 1957, and bought by an American man based in Britain.
I wish I had the money to buy things like this that come up for auction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
Yes, I would donate it back to Graceland, if I could. (y)Quote:
Originally Posted by King Of The Whole World
Agreed. I think that every time I see one of his jumpsuits up for sale.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
(y) Yes Diane, I agree with you. (y)Quote:
Originally Posted by Diane