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This had me roaring with laughter. The way the seller’s font gets bigger and bigger as his frustration mounts is especially moving: Ebay listing for “Collection of 26 Beanie Babies from Ex-Wife”. I’m glad to see thedrunkensailor got lots of money for his tools and beer. (via Scott)

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  1. fivecats

    Pretty amusing auction. Many thanks for passing it along!

    fivecats

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