What will people auction-off next?

December 3, 2001 10:55 AM

What will people auction-off next? And what ever happened to that person who said he would post a link on MeFi for the high-bidder? Did the post ever go up? Was it worth it? Totally slow newsday.
posted by tsarfan (14 comments total)

Doesn't this belong more on Who Would Buy That?
posted by dogmatic at 11:03 AM on December 3, 2001

That auction is blog bait and nothing more.
posted by mgoyer at 11:17 AM on December 3, 2001

Mmmmmm. . . blog bait.
posted by iceberg273 at 11:36 AM on December 3, 2001

Who does this Islavista guy think he is, anyway? Mike Malin?
posted by ZachsMind at 11:46 AM on December 3, 2001

Totally slow newsday.
posted by y2karl at 11:48 AM on December 3, 2001

For the right sum, I will post a comment on this thread. Bids start at $1.00.
posted by crabwalk at 12:26 PM on December 3, 2001

What y2karl said...
posted by spilon at 1:52 PM on December 3, 2001

Maybe somebody could auction off the rights to link to them.
posted by benjh at 2:19 PM on December 3, 2001

I like disturbing auctions, even if they never update.
posted by swift at 2:23 PM on December 3, 2001

This guy is auctioning off all of his possessions.
posted by catatonic at 2:27 PM on December 3, 2001

This guy is auctioning off all of his possessions.

*yawn*
posted by KLAX at 5:58 PM on December 3, 2001

maybe you should go to bed, klax.
posted by o2b at 6:19 PM on December 3, 2001

Um, the guy who is auctioning off all of his possessions is extremely overpriced.
posted by jennak at 8:00 PM on December 3, 2001

And then there was the guy who was auctioning off a pair of items last week. Yes, for a limited time, you could enter your bid beginning at $2.00 (plus the shipping) for your very own two CDs containing AOL Version 6.0 (and yes kiddies that comes with 1,000 free hours).

I don't believe he got a bid. Maybe ebay shoppers aren't all that stupid after all.
posted by MAYORBOB at 8:26 PM on December 3, 2001