Lord, you can take me now; I've seen it all!

[thatcrazycajun]

Courtesy of StumbleUpon.com, I just found out that someone is attempting to sell his childhood imaginary friend on eBay. No lie; the page is right here. The only thing more astonishing than what some people have the chutzpah to try and sell is what some people will actually buy.

Comments

[nancylebov.livejournal.com]

I thought ebay had a policy of not selling immaterial objects.

It's quite possible that the seller isn't really trying to make a sale--they just came up with something they thought was cool and funny and wanted some attention for their joke.

[scruffycritter.livejournal.com]

I'd insist on an escrow service to make sure the goods were delivered.

It's not technically immaterial

[bercilakslady.livejournal.com]

I looked at the auction, and in the questions the seller mentions that you will get an envelope with a list of this imaginary friend's likes and dislikes. Supposedly, the friend will be in there also.

Lovely how they get around the Ebay rules.