"LIKE NEW CONDITION WITH THE DISC LOOKING FARM FRESH."

Here's a new one:

I saw this on eBay. Maybe I should head to the local farmer's market to see what CDs they're growing.

 

I prefer free range cds.

 

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TRUE, BUT I COPIED THE TEXT DIRECTLY FROM THE AUCTION. THAT WAS EASIER THAN TYPING IT MYSELF.

 

Beats the heck out of M- condition with only one 4" scratch and other various light marks. Wait a minute, the 4" scratch and other various light marks were never mentioned. Howewver, this was: "What's the difference, it sounds great."

 

Yeah, the old "if it plays without skipping, it's mint" routine. Pass-fail doesn't work when grading CDs.

Just tonight, I found a CD on eBay with the Item condition at the top of the page listed as Good, but then this was the description of the booklet and CD:

Um, .

 

YOU'RE LAZY!!!

 

Duh. Thank you, Captain Obvious.

 

I got a promotion - I'm now Colonel Obvious, dammit!

 

With a qualifier of VG+ to Like New, the seller is allowing for a wide range of possibilities .

 

That would be a chicken scratch.