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[URL]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=19270&item=5535890757&rd=1[/URL]
Since there, there is loads of them appearing on eBay. :cD
£15,000? The description is brilliant, too.
Since there, there is loads of them appearing on eBay. :cD
£15,000? The description is brilliant, too.
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[URL]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=19270&item=5535890757&rd=1[/URL]
Since there, there is loads of them appearing on eBay. :cD
£15,000? The description is brilliant, too.
Since there, there is loads of them appearing on eBay. :cD
£15,000? The description is brilliant, too.
Only in America
Haha, that's well funny.
Americans are idiots.
Americans are idiots.
I've got a potato that looks like Rooney.
Want it?
Want it?
I'll give you £20,000 for it.
How does an eBay price get a typo? It's automated.
But yes, the item is amusing.
But yes, the item is amusing.
This was in the news last week.
Strange, but amusing...
Strange, but amusing...
Ashman wrote:
> How does an eBay price get a typo? It's automated.
>
> But yes, the item is amusing.
The bidder could have accidentally hit a few zero's before pressing 'submit' and didn't check the price before confirming it :S
> How does an eBay price get a typo? It's automated.
>
> But yes, the item is amusing.
The bidder could have accidentally hit a few zero's before pressing 'submit' and didn't check the price before confirming it :S
But, erm, look at the bidding history...
Ah, didn't check that out.
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