whats up with this auction?

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  • PABLOPABLO 1,921 Posts

    Obviously Henry Mancini & Stevie Wonder.

  • A sucker is born every minute, 19 hours left I HOPE one of them found that auction. Ebay is always good for a few jokes & laughs.


    A piece of Dorito chip that looked like the pope's hat sold for $1209. Together with this, the online casino goldenvillage.com has been garnering some odd publicity by their "supernatural" eBay purchases, including a piece of chicken breast resembling the late Pope John Paul II for $232.50 and the Holy Pretzel that was said to resemble the Virgin Mary cradling the infant Jesus for an obscene $10,600. The showstopper acquisition of the internet gambling house is a $65,000 'ghost cane', a metal walking cane that Mary Anderson of Indiana put up on sale, hoping to ease her 6-year old son's apprehensions that his grandfather's ghost was haunting their home.



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    SALEM, MA ----A Doritos(R) Chip that amazingly resembles the Pope's Mitre (a.k.a. His Holiness' "really tall hat") was found in a bag of Doritos "Nacho Cheesier Doritos" this evening, according to The Chadwick family of Salem, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston.

    After much deliberation amongst the family about what to do with the chip, it was decided that it would be unfair to not share it with the world. Following the recent trends or auctioning religious memorabilia, the chip was immediately ushered to a late-night photo session and then posted on the worldwide auction site, eBay.

    The chip's online auction listing states, "The auction is for just this chip and the empty bag as the rest of the chips were consumed while creating this listing." Bidding had begun at $3.29, which the description says is "to cover the cost of a replacement bag."

    HOW BOUT THIS ONE!!!

    Selling Your Soul On Ebay

    You wouldn't believe your eyes. 22-year old atheist Hemant Mehta sold his soul on eBay for a disappointing $504. The terms set stated that for every $10 bid to win, Mehta would attend an hour's service at any house of worship of the winner's liking. He said he'd stay open to the possibility of conversion. You'd be relieved to find that the winning bidder was evangelical Jim Henderson, and another soul has been purchased using the tools of modern marketing and commerce.

    Bridgeville, Sold!

    If Your short on loot, don't sell your records... that thing called your soul is apparently worth cash to someone.
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