THAT Royal Wedding Hat

superwoman4

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Any suggestions as to what you could use it for ?

hongkongfooey1970

You know how hunters display the heads of deer they have shot?

This could be used as a humane version of the trophy!!

I know it's for charity, but £5,000??? Really??

superwoman4

hongkongfooey1970 wrote: »

You know how hunters display the heads of deer they have shot?

This could be used as a humane version of the trophy!!

I know it's for charity, but £5,000??? Really??

Just use it as the target practice, I'd have bid 99p :rotfl:

iieee

I can't think of a use for it, I just want it. It would look great on my mantlepiece. And I could wear it to Sainsbury's.

adam2484

duncan bannatyne apparentky bid on the hat first...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13382317

Bronnie

........and would-be bidders are screened before their bid is accepted!


Says in the small print that any bid is 100% binding. I read on here recently , to my surprise, that bids can be retracted prior to the end of the auction. Can they impose these terms?

paulofessex

Bronnie wrote: »

........and would-be bidders are screened before their bid is accepted!


Says in the small print that any bid is 100% binding. I read on here recently , to my surprise, that bids can be retracted prior to the end of the auction. Can they impose these terms?

As far as l understand it......if you made a bid, then l placed a bid after you and l then retracted my bid, if no one else then bid you would be the winner.

hermum

I'd release it back into the sea.

macfly

The hat lightened what was in reality a surreal occasion. For our future monarch, women are clearly not a priority.

sexylulubelle

hermum wrote: »

I'd release it back into the sea.

I agree lol:)

alfiesmum

Over 34,400 watchers! Wow! Beats that pair of Nikes I had listed last week....