BIZARRE THINGS AUCTIONED ON EBAY

A GOOD TIME

4 Australian men sold themselves for a weekend promising

“beers, snacks, and good conversation” for $1,300 Australian dollars.

GOLF BALLS

These weren’t just any golf balls though. These four golf balls were

swallowed by a python and surgically removed! They sold for more

than $1,400 Australian dollars.

ICELAND

Another country put up for sale, this time it was because of the

2008 financial crisis.

A CHEATER'S SPORTS CAR

The wife of Tim Shaw (a British radio DJ) sold Tim’s Lotus Esprit

 for 50 pence after hearing him flirting on air.

F/A-18 HORNET

Mike Landa put a fighter jet up on eBay that he had acquired from the

scrap yard. The FBI, however, told him that he could only sell it to

an American citizen residing in the US and the plane couldn’t

leave US airspace.

UNWANTED BRUSSEL SPROUTS

Leigh Knight of the UK sold unwanted Brussel sprouts left over

from Christmas dinner for over $2,000.

A MIDDLE NAME

In 2005 entrepreneur Matt Rouse sold the right to choose a new middle

name for him. He received an $8,000 bid for “Buy It Now” but the

Utah courts refused to change it.

GHOST

In 2010 Michael Fawcett tried to sell a ghost but eBay took the

listing down after 6 days.