Britney and K-Fed make eBay
August 29, 2006 by Administrator
File this under - well, I don’t know what to file it under - People are Stupid, maybe?
What the heck is that, you might say? On the left is a half eaten chicken salad sandwich, and on the right is a half eaten corndog. Yum, right? Supposedly a waiter from a catering company pilfered these leftovers from Britney and K-Fed, and “professionally” vacuum sealed them (I have a vacuum sealer, and I am in no way a professional), and now is offering them up on eBay to the highest bidder.
Let me just say one thing - if you buy these (you are crazy), keep them in the freezer. Although vacuum sealing will help preserve them, it is by no means a permanent storage solution, outside the freezer anyway.
Thanks to WOW who sent me a link to their story today. 
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