Someone Sold A Ghost On Ebay For $400!
 

Wow,
This is about the craziest thing I have ever seen.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...291426265&rd=1
46 bids to $400
OMG :eek:

O and this one.......
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...541279357&rd=1
WHOOOOO

I have got a few ghosts that I would like to sell.


The really scary part is that people actually bid on these things. :rolleyes:

Brings new meaning to...
 

this chick was on the TODAY show yesterday, i couldn't bear 2 watch it though :distress: ~

:laugh: :laugh:
What i wonder is, how do the bidders think this ghost will be transported? They make special "ghost jars" that you catch them in? Do you put up a sticky "ghost strip" and wait until they get caught on it? Or is it a big cage kind of trap?
Anywhoo...

Didn't someone sell a sandwhich with the virgin mary's face on it on ebay? Someone actually bid something really high. I don't remember the total though. Crazy!!!

That is great! I salute that guy/gal who did that! Finally, a sense of humor!

I wouldn't be able to bear selling my ghost. It's like a best friend to me. He tucks me in at night and even turns the channel for me. He's the best ghost ever! :woohoo:

Awe! You'r so lucky!
My ghost is a bitch. :woohoo: :lol:

here'a another nut!!!~

Online Casino Buys Ghost Cane for $65K

By CHARLES WILSON

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - An online casino offered $65,000 Monday for a metal walking cane that an Indiana woman put up for sale in hopes her son would believe his grandfather's ghost would leave their house with it.

GoldenPalace.com will add the ``ghost cane'' to a collection that already includes a grilled cheese sandwich said to bear the image of the Virgin Mary. The Antigua-based casino paid $28,000 last month for the sandwich, which it bought - like the cane - on eBay.

``It's just the new Americana thing,'' said Monty Kerr, a spokesman for the online casino.

Kerr said the cane - which Mary Anderson auctioned to ease her 6-year-old son Collin's fears that his grandfather's ghost was haunting their home in Hobart - likely will go on tour like the famous sandwich.


The cane - and the story behind it - attracted 132 bids, dozens of imitators and landed the Andersons on NBC's ``Today'' show Monday.


``It becomes a pop culture phenomenon,'' said Hani Durzy, an eBay spokesman. ``It may be just a few days or whatever, but it's all everybody is talking about.''


San Jose, Calif.-based eBay Inc. does not allow sellers to offer intangible items such as spirits or souls where delivery cannot be confirmed, said Durzy. He said Anderson's auction made it clear that she was selling her late father's metal walking cane as a ploy to ease her son's fears.


Anderson made one request of the winning bidder: ``I would like to ask you to write a letter after you've received the cane (and the ghost) to my son letting him know that he's there with you and you're getting along great.''


Kerr said the company would do so. The Andersons did not immediately return a call Monday seeking comment.

Whatever - just a really clever way to get rid of an old cane....I gotta try this stuff at my next garage sale ;)

Goodness, Amber--haven't you ever seen Ghostbusters????? :laugh:

(sung to Ghosts, duh....)

And it's the ghost of the nightmares that frighten you...

And it's the ghost of your Grandpa and his cane...

And it's the ghost of the picture sold on ebay....

$65,000?!?!?!?! With that kind of loot you could have bought That B/N photo awhile back and still have money left over!!! :laugh:


May I make a prediction? I see a casino going out of business soon, if that's how they handle their money. Can you imagine their workers not getting a raise or bonus because their employer needed a dried up old sandwhich and a rusty cane? "Sorry, we can't give you that 5 cent raise....we have a new rusty cane to put next to the sandwhich".