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Re: The strangest eBay auctions...
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lugnet.off-topic.fun
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Tue, 6 Nov 2001 05:58:24 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Pete White and Lindsay Frederick Braun write:
> > Anyways, I first heard about roo-scrotum baggies about four
> > years ago. It's up there with all kinds of pointlessly
> > disgusting things that serve as a personal "DO NOT TOUCH"
> > (or, more likely, "STAY FAR AWAY FROM") sign, like dried
> > baby alligators encased in lucite, George Burns-lookin'
> > gorillas carved out of coconuts, or Manties. (don't ask)
Bloody hell LFB -- one quick websearch and I'm scarred for life.[1]
> Is the roo-scrotum baggy from the kangaroo pictured ?
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> Maybe I should mail my ebay parts out in them ?
Hey Pete, did Richard "Hop-Frog" Marchetti cover that in his grading guide?
"Slight scratches, fading. May have been exposed to macropod genitalia."
--DaveL
[1] You said "don't ask", so I went and found out for myself. And I wish I
hadn't.
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| (...) NOOO...OOO!!!...!!! This can not be! Where is a hot poker for my eyes?!?! mommy.... (...) ROTFLMAO...I know who NOT to buy from.... (...) Yeah, I do think I remember that from somewhere.... (...) tell me about it....if you hadn't done it (...) (24 years ago, 6-Nov-01, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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| (...) Being on the ball, I must jump in here. Kangaroo meat is in supermarkets here (AUS), it's low in fat, high in protein. But it mainly goes into pet food, people of European descent seem to prefer, four on the floor beasts for their meat. Is the (...) (24 years ago, 6-Nov-01, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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