Please post your links to random funny craigslist, eBay, and other listings that you'd like to share in this thread, instead of creating a new thread.

I have doubts about these being worth this much...

http://cgi.ebay.com/Mega-Man-Nint...

http://cgi.ebay.com/Mega-Man-2-Ni...

Still, gotta love that horrible box description for Mega Man 1!

^^^ Certainly not in that condition

Funny translation in this listing.

It is the article which awful, is precious
Of others there is it nowhere
RAST1 !!

http://cgi.ebay.com/NINTENDO-STOR...

I could see someone hitting the BIN on that MM1, not me though.

hahaha what does he mean with RAST1?

Maybe  he meant to say "last one"?  hhahah hilarious

haha.. yeah maybe

engrish

http://cgi.ebay.com/MIGHT-MAGIC-S...

$75 for JUST THE CART!? It can't be that rare! I'll pass.

It's a good RPG in the Wizardry style, but come on!

^That thing has been on their for awhile so yeah it's probably overpriced.

Check out this crazy nut - http://tallahassee.craigslist.org...

will he seal them.. or is a Seal cd coming with the NES.. or is he selling them?

I'd think Bronty would be all over that.

This NES is in great condition - http://cgi.ebay.com/NES-Nintendo-...

man that looks like crap.

anyone need a Nintendo V-tech Smile?

http://link.marktplaats.nl/212541...

Nintendo has become the universal name. The same way Bondo has.

haha yeah everything is either a nintendo or gameboy thing

whats bondo tho ?

I call all Super Glue "Krazy Glue" but I don't know about the bondo thing.

all fiberglass is called bondo, generally speaking..

??? But Bondo isn't fiberglass...it's filler.

^ Your right its not fiberglass its body filler which is a polyester resin.

It definitely is the generic term for filler, though (and PSerge, it's commonly used to fill or build up fiberglass work)


Dan, interesting Super Glue factoid - it was invented for battlefield wound cauterization in the Vietnam War. Found this out from a guy in my office that cut his eyelid a few years ago. He went into the ER and they covered his eye and added a few drops of superglue and stopped the bleeding right away. Basically it lets you suture wounds that are inconvenient or impossible to stitch. Also, the medical version has a blue dye added so they can see where it's been used, but otherwise it's identical to what you get at the hobby shop.

Actually, I heard the wound application was an alternative use. Originally it was an efficient, experimental form of binding prisoners' hands without the need for cuffs, ropes, etc.

Personally I'd be afraid to drop cyanide into an open wound But hey, if doctors do it, it must be healthy for you. Right?

http://cgi.ebay.com/FIRE-N-ICE-OR...

Whoever mentioned in the other "hot games of the future" thread that this one would go up was apparently right on the money! Overnight! NA EFFECT!

yowza, no box either.


From wikipedia (if you believe it): "The inventor of cyanoacrylates, Harry Coover, said in 1966 that a superglue spray was used in the Vietnam war to retard bleeding in the wounded, whilst they were being transported to hospital."

Also, the cyanide in the cyanoacrylate is only dangerous in vapor form (after reacting with certain materials). In liquid form the monomer will polymerize in contact with moisture in your membranes and be rendered inert.