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"Ebay - Someone sold a bucket of water for £113"

MADNESS

> Flock wrote:
> Hmmm, thats interesting selling bottled holy water on Ebay, where is
> that place online that you can become a reverend ?
> Does anyone if it's even possible in this country, i could finally
> get one up on Forest Fan.
> And then i could make money selling bottled holy water on Ebay.


I think this comment pushed FF too far, well this and the witchcraft thing, i believe i have been blocked on msn.

What the heck is up with my posts tonight, parts of them are becoming links for some reason.

It would be tricky delivering a bucket of water through the post though. Plus, the buyer could empty out the water and claim his money back because the description was wrong. Free bucket, brilliant.

It's only runny until you realise it's intentional!

First impression? What a bunch of lunatics. Then again, who would buy crap such as this anyway, let alone create it?

eBay is used to sell junk, not twisted pictures.

I nearly wet myself laughing at this..i kinda stopped when i realised it was no accident!

And to spice it up:


[URL]http://www.snopes.com/photos/kettle.asp[/URL]

People will sell anything one eBay. And by anything, I mean absolutely anything. Someone recently sold a bucket of their own excrement for £75 with the proceeds going to charity, and Mystique recently auctioned off her soul, although I can't remember which mug bought it.

Apparently so.

When I went to Turkey years ago we visited this place where the Virgin Mary died/was buried and there was a fountain there too where Holy Water was supposed to have run from. So I filled up my bottle and bought it home. Now I'm too scared to throw it away incase I get a curse or something so I might just give it to Forest Fan!

SHEEPY wrote:
> I have Holy Water*
>
> $15 a drop

> *from my tap

From your OWN tap? That's just sick.