eBay.
Posts: 666
  • Posted On: Oct 2 2005 9:18am
eBay is so dangerously addictive.
Posts: 573
  • Posted On: Oct 2 2005 9:24am
Yes, yes it is. My fingers are just twitching to order things I don't have the money for, and the thought of being arrested right afterwards for breaking the contract or whatnot is the only thing that keeps me from not going ahead and placing bids on anything and everything I see of interest.

Oh woe.
Posts: 1109
  • Posted On: Oct 2 2005 10:27am
e-bay is owned by the devil.
Posts: 1913
  • Posted On: Oct 2 2005 12:28pm
No, but I'm sure the devil uses e-bay.

Souls are going cheap nowadays.
Posts: 2414
  • Posted On: Oct 2 2005 2:30pm
*sews milkshakes lips and eyes together then laces him with cyanide and runs away*
Posts: 733
  • Posted On: Oct 2 2005 5:16pm
Good to know Kamon is in his normal mood.
Posts: 2414
  • Posted On: Oct 2 2005 5:47pm
*sneaks up behind Silus and puts a small bomb in the hood of his cloak then runs away again*

Oh yeah. Forgot something.

*Detonates bomb*
Posts: 473
  • Posted On: Oct 2 2005 6:51pm
Ebay rules, I spend far too much (quality) time there as it is.
Posts: 2164
  • Posted On: Oct 3 2005 3:35am
I might try selling locational oxygen on eBay: "Need better air? We'll send it to you from our highly advanced oxygen factory! Serving all locations in the world, for a suitable fee for your easier breathing and well being."

...I don't think that's been done before, and people seem to be stupid enough to believe products, no matter how out there.
Posts: 2462
  • Posted On: Oct 3 2005 4:30am
I bid on a set of alloys for my car on ebay once.

I was outbid at the last second (quite literally) by another user.

I was quite disappointed.