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EBay is a one-stop shop for many different needs, including electronics, clothes, and furniture. It's also where you can find some of the silliest items online, a few of which come with hefty price tags.
We're talking about Star Wars caskets, stilettos for babies, and action figures of Chris Rock and Will Smith recreating the infamous Oscars slap. These and other absurd finds are featured on the Ebaybae Instagram account.
We've collected some of the page's posts to create this new list. Some items are nice to have for their novelty, but others are just completely absurd.
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Bored something 1 year ago
They missed the opportunity for a han solo frozen in carbonite casket.
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PeepPeep the duck 1 year ago
I would of loved this as a kid, I wanted to be a mortician so bad
Like everything pleasurable in life, the desire to have something you don’t need (and pay big money for) is because of dopamine. Here’s an explanation by neuroscience professor Dr. Emrah Düzel.
“When we see something new, we see it has a potential for rewarding us in some way. This potential that lies in new things motivates us to explore our environment for rewards,” Dr. Düzel told Buffer.
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Little Wonder 1 year ago
Ah yes, Kids Room. Have your children contemplate the freezing dark ocean and the sounds of the drowning before sleep.
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Over time, that new object will lose its sparkle. As Dr. Düzel explained, it happens once our system gets used to it.
“The brain learns that the stimulus, once familiar, has no reward associated with it, so it loses its potential. For this reason, only completely new objects activate the midbrain area and increase our levels of dopamine.”
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Connie Hirsch 1 year ago
An actual antique -- the Shakers lived communally, and were known for their innovative furniture making.
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Teutonic Disaster 1 year ago
You know the funeral business is a complete scam when even a cardboard box cost 500 quit.
The page features the dining booth from the series finalé of the Emmy Award-winning HBO series The Sopranos. For fans of the show, this is where Tony Soprano, his wife Carmela, and his son A.J. shared a plate of onion rings before the screen unceremoniously went black.
The booth is part of Holsten’s Ice Cream in Bloomfield, New Jersey. After one of the most iconic endings in television history, the shop’s owners decided to put it up for auction.
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TheElderNom 1 year ago (edited)
It means chef in Swedish, pronounced pretty much exactly like the c-word.
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Upstaged75 1 year ago
I have a toad house that I got for $20. The toads around my house love it. But I'd never spend $900 on them!
"Please understand that we don't want to do this," the eBay posting reads. "But the integrity of the booths [is] now compromised. They have been repaired many times, and this furniture is over 60 years old."
According to a CNN report, 238 people tried to buy the Sopranos booth. Ultimately, it was sold for a whopping $82,600. It does not include the jukebox Tony used in that final scene to play Journey's Don't Stop Believin'.
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Panda-riffic 1 year ago
Can you imagine searching on the keyword martini and stumbling on this?
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Tiny Dancer 1 year ago
Tell me you cater to American babies without telling me. Diaper pins shaped like cute little guns in adorable little holsters, awww. What on earth have we come to?! Stop trivializing gun culture!
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Why wait for your kids to watch violence on TV? Start with these.
To mark eBay’s 20th anniversary in September 2015, Time collected some of the weirdest items sold on the site. One of them is the giant fedora worn by A-list rapper Pharell Williams at the 2014 Grammys, which earned him the nickname “Hat Person of the Year.”
The hat sold for $44,100 and went to the fast food chain Arby’s. According to the company, the hat resembled one of their first logos.
Actor William Shatner is best known for his role as Captain Kirk in the original Star Trek series of the 1960s. But in 2006, he was all over the entertainment news headlines for selling his kidney stone for $25,000.
The stone went to the online casino GoldenPalace.com. The company then donated the money to a housing charity, Habitat For Humanity.
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GoldenPalace.com seems to have a penchant for buying absurd items off eBay. In 2005, the company purchased a nacho cheese Doritos chip that resembled the Pope’s hat.
The company spent $1,209 on the chip. A year before, it also paid $28,000 for a grilled cheese sandwich that supposedly bore the image of the Virgin Mary on its surface.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 1 year ago
Remember back in the early 2000s when ravers were all about blinged out binkies? Apparently some people still think it's a thing.
There’s probably truth in the belief that anything a celebrity touches turns to gold. In 2000, Justin Timberlake’s leftover French toast from a breakfast interview sold for $1.025.
The same thing applies to their DNA, apparently. In 2011, Justin Bieber’s hair clippings sold for $40,688 on eBay.
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Tiny Dancer 1 year ago
Why? I mean, if you're going to do this, at least add some colour to your life like this groovy VW bus. VW-Bus-Tis...d944d6.png 
Continuing on the collection of pop star DNA, Britney Spears’ alleged pregnancy test sold for $5,001 in 2005. According to reports at the time, Ottawa-based radio station Hot 89.9 was the original buyer. It was then sold to – you guessed it – GoldenPalace.com.
“When we saw this particular item was up for grabs, we knew it was something we wanted to have to add to the collection of oddities we’ve amassed over the past several months,” spokesperson Drew Black told the Associated Press.
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BoredPossum 1 year ago
Why would a non-medical professional ever need that? They are really hard to get a good signal with. Plus your hair is gonna be all sticky with the gel you gotta use.
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Little Wonder 1 year ago
Doll house minis are not that weird to be fair. I mean this doll is, but the concept... okay that is an ODD doll though.
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Tabitha 1 year ago
All I can think about is the condensation that would build up on the inside, and the hot sun beating down on the unshaded—-and totally NOT private—-interior. Does it have a ventilation and heating/cooling system? If not, then you’re inside a plastic box without air holes, which even hamster balls have so the animal doesn’t suffocate, ffs.
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Beth Wheeler 1 year ago
Holy c**p I had to do a triple take on the price. Only an idiot would buy this.
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Ruben Schelstraete 1 year ago
Yeah off course , those rats look like random rats. Perfect for a geocache container
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Little Wonder 1 year ago
Again, not that weird. These can help neurodivergent people when they're overwhelmed etc.
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Diana Lucas 1 year ago
Doll accessories can be quite pricey. I've seen vintage doll purses sell for hundreds of dollars.
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Emma London 1 year ago
Great for people who want to create additional value for their small business lip glosses.
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The.Butterfly.Effect.530 1 year ago
Can we recancel Balenciaga? There is absolutely no way that brand should be making money. Period.
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Cerridwn d'Wyse 1 year ago
I wonder how many of these sold for what was asked or how much they sold for
Cerridwn d'Wyse 1 year ago
I wonder how many of these sold for what was asked or how much they sold for
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