http://cgi.ebay.com/A-WELL_W0QQitemZ190 ... otohosting

Now I've seen it all. A guy sold the silicon implant he had in him for years for $11.50

SHEESH!

I don't know about the "right nut" but I looked at the swords he has sold and they are all modern fantasies or fakes. --FLO--

Uncle Flo (imported) wrote: Mon Jun 25, 2007 6:32 pm I don't know about the "right nut" but I looked at the swords he has sold and they are all modern fantasies or fakes. --FLO--

You know, selling a sword that was actually built for use in combat is probably just the kind of thing that isn't permitted on EBay. Actually, I'd be surprised if it's legal in most parts of the US, Canada, or the EU. Probably a few of the States allow it ... for now.

I wonder how long it would take EBay to cancel an auction for someone's actual right nut? Anyone here want to give it a try? We could place bets onhow many hours it takes before the takedown notice, and on how high the bidding will go.

It would happen pretty much immediately after they noticed it. Body parts cannot be bought and sold on eBay.

Technically it is not a body part, but a bit of plastic made to look like a body part.

Sounds pretty nutty to me. Probably a fake implant just like the rest of his wares....

Hmm, I have seen used pacemakers on ebay