Trading beta gold soldier and blue rockets

[nfljordanOC2]

this soldier came out at christmas and now they really rare to find and beta so please give good offer for this rare item. also i have dark blue rocket chairs they beta to please offer good for them

 

[djo1125]

bat and teleportation magic and wanted poster

 

[nfljordanOC2]

i have a soldier too blue rockets and fix wanted posters how many thing or what items and how many is that offer for

 

[awesomehauntedboy5]

remember jordan,the HM pin set?

 

[nfljordanOC2]

i know im seeing if i can get great great offers

 

[djo1125]

four of five haunted mansion pins and maybe another quest item.

 

[PopStar]

i am sorry, but the yellow soldiers are not beta

 

[awesomehauntedboy5]

yes , the soldier was givin out at staff games for prizes in december!

 

[BriarRosie]

i am sorry, but the yellow soldiers are not beta

Yes, but the kid needs a lesson in "beta".

Beta items were furniture (or green flips shoes) that were only available
for a short time during May 23 - June 27, 2005. That time period was
when VMK was in "beta testing", so people refer to the furniture only
sold then as "beta".

Anything sold for one weekend only should be referred to as "retired",
or what I prefer, "moratorium". Why do I like the second word?

Because Disney LOVES to put it's films in "moratorium" every 7-10 years
to re-release them to a new generation of children. The films aren't
technically retired if they're being released again.

And the same holds true with VMK items. Some items were sold more
than once, but for very short periods of time, like the Sorcerer Mickey
Ears (not beta) or the blue furniture (other than rockets) that used to
be beta until it was released again briefly.

Ok, I'll shut up now, but I couldn't resist putting my .02 in.

 

[awesomehauntedboy5]

thanks a lot lori for helping me give this kid the true meaning of "beta"

 

[PopStar]

Yes, but the kid needs a lesson in "beta".

Beta items were furniture (or green flips shoes) that were only available
for a short time during May 23 - June 27, 2005. That time period was
when VMK was in "beta testing", so people refer to the furniture only
sold then as "beta".

Anything sold for one weekend only should be referred to as "retired",
or what I prefer, "moratorium". Why do I like the second word?

Because Disney LOVES to put it's films in "moratorium" every 7-10 years
to re-release them to a new generation of children. The films aren't
technically retired if they're being released again.

And the same holds true with VMK items. Some items were sold more
than once, but for very short periods of time, like the Sorcerer Mickey
Ears (not beta) or the blue furniture (other than rockets) that used to
be beta until it was released again briefly.

Ok, I'll shut up now, but I couldn't resist putting my .02 in.

thanks. lol...
BriarLori!--the teacher of all things made