Bizzare eBay bids... Look, damn it!

[TheQuirk]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1469&item=2902850896

[ January 12, 2003: Message edited by: TheQuirk ]

[Calum]

sold for $4.12??? ???  :confused:    :eek:    :confused:

[Pissed_Macman]

I was thinking of selling five dollars on ebay for the low price of ten dollars and see if anyone was stupid enough to fall for it, but they probably have a rule against that.

[DJ]

hahaha you can try and see, the most they can do is cancel the auction  

Dj

[Master of Reality]

www.disturbingauctions.com has some more disturbing things sold at online auctions.

[Pissed_Macman]

And then there's always this one.



[ January 14, 2003: Message edited by: Macman, savior of humanity ]

[TheQuirk]

quote:Originally posted by Macman: Mac Tro0per / boB:
And then there's always this one.

What a deal!

[cahult]

Well, we ended slavery here in Sweden in 1349, England in the 18th century, US in 1865, who says slavery isn

[PsychoticDreams]

i dunno but is this the coke cans that r out now?i buy pepsia coke can

and now theres a piece of george washington's hair ummm how did he get this?e-bay link

[ January 12, 2003: Message edited by: PsychoticDreams ]

[Calum]

as pointed out by philip k. dick in his novel 'the man in the high castle', the people are not bidding for the hair so much as the certificate. the hair of a former president is worthless without a certificate of authenticity. weird, huh? are they saying the hair could be forged but the certificate couldn't be?

[Pissed_Macman]

EDIT: when sig tests go bad!

[ January 14, 2003: Message edited by: Macman, Crusader of Justice ]