I <3 the internet - the things I find to help me through the day

[BeefMasta]

£150,200.00 so far?! WUT -_-

£7,001,100.00 with 2 days to go.

[WTF]

£7,001,100.00 with 2 days to go.

But surely the winning bid has to pay it? As in the one person that wins.....

[BeefMasta]

But surely the winning bid has to pay it? As in the one person that wins.....

Yep. I think he's trying to get eBay themselves to donate to charity.

[WTF]

Yep. I think he's trying to get eBay themselves to donate to charity.

That will definitely happen.

[BeefMasta]

That will definitely happen.

You never know. Some people actually like Clios.

[XanderCage13]

Buy your own car, you tend to look after it better than if someone else buys it for you. Bad Dad. Haha XD

[danlock92]

£7,001,100.00 with 2 days to go.

This is actually insane!!!

[Soran]

Is it a Bird? Is it a plane? No, It's Superdog!

[Bigfeet]

So can wait!!



http://solecollector.com/news/tinker...r-laces-20151/

[Bigfeet]

Is this the future of car buying?

[Soran]

In case you have yet to see it... :cool:

[WTF]

Crisp sandwich café

'He's making a packet! World's first crisp sandwich café proves so popular it sells out every day - so owner vows to keep it open beyond planned four-week stint'



The “world’s first” crisp sandwich shop is the latest quirky café to open its doors to customers.

Simply Crispy, located in Belfast, sold out of sandwiches within two hours of opening after crowds of people queued to sample the culinary delights.

The pop-up cafe offering 35 different flavours opened following a spoof suggestion by the Ulster Fry satirical website in the wake of the Cereal Killer Café opening in London.

To make the sandwiches, a precarious-looking pile of crisps is quickly compressed with a crunch by two weighty slabs of thickly-buttered white bread known as a Belfast bap, which is approaching burned and relatively tough on the top, but fluffy on the inside.

Customer Nerys Coleman, 32, from Belfast said: "It is something from your childhood. I have not had a crisp sandwich since university and before that childhood so it is bringing back the nostalgia."

Despite one curious passer-by putting her head through the door and asking: "Are you for real?", owner Andrew McMenamin, 35, from west Belfast, said it was a serious business venture.

[Jimbob]

That used to be my packed lunch for school some days. My mother would butter some bread and give me money for crisps (we were poor)

JB

[WTF]

That used to be my packed lunch for school some days. My mother would butter some bread and give me money for crisps (we were poor)

JB

Liam loves them. He is simple.

[Bigfeet]

Liam loves them. He is simple.

Best post of 2015 by far!