Somewhat ammusing e-bay item.

[MetalMilitia]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=5527273221

Well they sure are tempting but $1,000,000 its a little pricey for me.

[ThisIsWitty]

Did you buy them or what?

[jin]

I severely doubt your judgement on amusement. :o

[eggyolk]

78 bids... wow.

[pjalne]

What the hell is going on here?

[Bass]

I would buy the 10 million pound (that is what that squiggly 'L' is, right?) invitations, but then to pay for tickets to fly over there.... and to buy a wedding gift. Not to mention all the alcohol I would have to purchase to score me a bride's maid.

No, I think I'll pass on that item.

[executioneer]

i'll be surprised as fuckign hell if this guy actually gets paid that amount

[Bass]

The guy was probably expecting the bid to go no higher than fourty squiggly 'L's, since the starting bid was only twenty. I'm wondering if the guy is already spending all the money in his head, even though he knows he'll never get it (kinda like how when I play the lotto)

[executioneer]

i bet the ppl bidding are the ones in charge of the wedding and they're trying to screw it up so the guy has to go

[Bass]

Acording to the internet (which is never wrong), 10,000,000 pounds is, roughly, equal to 18,176,773 U.S. dollars

[Dole]

How low can you go?

[sadie]

all the way. :O

[Bass]

760 pounds.... that's considerably less than yesterday.

[YugiIsTheBomb]

[Anonymous]

"eBay have advised me that the current bid may not be genuine. I think 300 grand to go to the wedding of someone you've never met is pretty resonable, but they've advised me to do the pre-approved bidders thing. So sorry kids, but could bidders kindly email me and get pre-approved. Not my idea. promise. good luck."

[MetalMilitia]

[YugiIsTheBomb]

Originally Posted by Bass

Acording to the internet (which is never wrong), 10,000,000 pounds is, roughly, equal to 18,176,773 U.S. dollars

Sounds about right.