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What is it with people who are trying to get others to clean up their mess? First, there's the woman who is asking the internet to pay her daughter's medical bills after a viral video where she tried to jump off a roof into a pool went horribly wrong. Now comes this brazen fella in Britain.

The great beast of worldwide commerce has finally put its filthy hooves on the necks of the occult merchant and slobber jawed the wicked and the mystic right out of business.

It was 1970 when a thief stole Robert Russell’s 1967 Austin Healey from in front of his Philadelphia home. Even as the decades came and went, Russell never gave up hope of getting back his cherished vehicle. Then, after a recent bout of insomnia, Russell took to eBay and started searching for the sports car.

The eBay auction for the Chicken McNugget that may or may not resemble George Washington finally concluded last week with a high bid of $8,100 — but the winner isn’t willing to part with the scratch.

I have heard of people buying and selling some weird stuff, but this is just ridiculous.  A woman from Nebraska is auctioning off a McDonald's Chicken McNugget that she believes resembles George Washington.

It is always nice when we see celebrities give back.  Especially when they use their personal belongings to do so.  Pamela Anderson is getting ready to help out in a big way.

People sell the craziest things now a days.  The internet has gave the world the ability to connect internationally in a matter of seconds, and with that comes the ability to sell some sucker in England crazy things.  Oh say like a portrait of Nicolas Cage that "proves" he is some kind of immortal.

A turbine-powered Batmobile replica manufactured by Pusch Racing Designs can be yours for $620,000. Owner Casey Pusch posted the car on eBay, but thus far, we suspect the listing has attracted more bloggers and comic fans than serious buyers.

We all know that swiss cheese is holy, but it's the mozzarella that topped a pizza in Australia's Posh Pizza that has everyone whispering, "Holy Cheesus!" Pizza maker Maree Phelan said she topped the pizza with cheese as usual, threw it in the oven and discovered the face of Jesus looking back at her when she took it out.