$20,000 USD snowball on ebay! 66 bids!

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I heard that on the radio yesterday and thought: "Do you have any idea how much money I have in my backyard, then?" Man people are stupid.
 
:dopey: What did they take the "historic can of water"(I think from an old hockey game was it? ) that was up on ebay before, freeze it, and put it back on ebay??
 
Snow can be a viable product (depending on where its coming from), but at that price it's not worth it. For example, scientists may want to study the composition of the snow and may try to predict/analyze whatever...

$20,000 USD is overpriced, you can buy a new car, several used cars, or even 400 copies of GT4! :dopey:
 
That's just plain stupid. Anybody can make a damn snowball, take it back to the town, and sell it.

All they need is a cooler.

The bidders of these dumb items of perfect examples of so-called "Human Intelligence."

When will people think before buying?
 
"and a lot of her prays seems to be answered"

Man this dude is stupid.

Ralph Wiggum-"Me fail english?!? That's unpossible!!"
 
McLaren F1GTR
That's just plain stupid. Anybody can make a damn snowball, take it back to the town, and sell it.

All they need is a cooler.

The bidders of these dumb items of perfect examples of so-called "Human Intelligence."

When will people think before buying?

True. If the snowball was legitimate then I can understand it being sold on e-bay (but not for that price). However, there is no way to tell if that snowball is authentic so its a waste of money.
 
blue_sharky39
Current bid: $20,700

For a 107-year old Texan snowball??? :sick:

Erm, I hate to break it to you.... but that snowball isn't really 107 years old. He clearly states he made the snowball December 25th, 2004. It's less than three weeks old.

I can't believe that people would even want to bid on stupid junk like this... It's ridiculously sad.
 
THIS IS A HOAX!
If you look at the bid history, you will see that most of the bidders have only a few feedback ratings (from 1 to about 3 or 4). I'm willing to bet, oh, USD $20,700 that this guy got some friends together and they started this up to get attention. Think about it. I could get four of my friends who are set up on eBay, and create an auction for something stupid, say a bucket of magic piss. I put it up, and get my friends to bid in small increments to increase the believability of the whole thing. Hell, we could get the bids up to whatever we want! Then, when the auction ends, I "privately contact" the winning bidder and arrange "secure payment."

Also, from doing 5 minutes of "eBay detective work" I was able to learn that this seller has had complaints in the past about selling knock-off Harley Davidson items (leather vests, wallets, etc.). So, there's a SECOND reason to hesitate before bidding on the so-called "authentic Rio Grande Snowball" (as if you need another reason).

Really, can we stop creating posts regarding incredibly stupid eBay auctions?
 
Um... I really don't need to comment, or should I for humor?...

Yeah, I will.

This reminds me of the Cheese sandwich with the Virgin Mary's face on it. That supposedly sold for somewhere near 70,000. To those thinking that ebay is clean of hoax's, dream on. To those thinking that this is a "true" story, come out of the basement. To those who think that this will end soon, it won't.
 
Wow .. I've got a plot of land on the south pole for sale, I wonder if anyone will buy it?
 
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In the future everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes.

What is it with this craze? People put something ridiculous up for sale on eBay. Why? Then lots of cretins bid for it Why? Then lots of lemmings create threads on completely unrelated internet forums linking the oafish auction. Why? It's not news. It's not talent. It's not real. It shouldn't be given the time of day.

Anderton Prime
Really, can we stop creating posts regarding incredibly stupid eBay auctions?

I concur.
 
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