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Greatest ebay item ever
Ebay is a great source of cheap presents, retro clothing, celebrity memorabilia, and other such paraphernalia. You can get cars, computers, compact discs, and cat litter trays. There’s a lot of general rubbish for auction as well, but every now and again it throws up a real gem. You can buy a house on there if you want. Or an island. Or a life size Johnny Five robot from Short Circuit.
The estimate is $100,000–150,000. If anyone fancies chipping in, we could get our own bdaily Towers robot. With a laser.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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