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"Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure."
Monday, May 24, 2004
Ugh!! So gross...
EBay Pulls Schwarzenegger's Cough Drop
Saturday May 22 (AP)
A seller on eBay tried to auction off a cough drop that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger allegedly used, then tossed into a trash can listing the item under the heading "Schwarzenegger's DNA."
But the ad posted on the popular Web site Friday was quickly yanked after eBay decided it fell into the category of "body parts," which the Web site will not list for sale.
The original listing was accompanied by two photos of a half-consumed cough drop and the words, "Own a piece of DNA from the man himself." The seller indicated she or he had seen Schwarzenegger discard the lozenge at a recent public event and had retrieved it.
"Like many people who collect items from international stars this is a must have," the ad stated.
EBay Pulls Schwarzenegger's Cough Drop
Saturday May 22 (AP)
A seller on eBay tried to auction off a cough drop that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger allegedly used, then tossed into a trash can listing the item under the heading "Schwarzenegger's DNA."
But the ad posted on the popular Web site Friday was quickly yanked after eBay decided it fell into the category of "body parts," which the Web site will not list for sale.
The original listing was accompanied by two photos of a half-consumed cough drop and the words, "Own a piece of DNA from the man himself." The seller indicated she or he had seen Schwarzenegger discard the lozenge at a recent public event and had retrieved it.
"Like many people who collect items from international stars this is a must have," the ad stated.
