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Willing to shell out $500 for ketchup?

With the news that Luby's was closing all locations throughout the U.S. Luby's 50th Anniversary cookbook prices skyrocket creating a bit of a bidding war.

Turbo Man dolls? Fake blood from ‘Jaws’? Ferns from ‘Jurassic Park’? eBay’s got ’em.

Would you buy an FBI van if you could? Look at all these toys! I don't think I would spend this amount of money but it would be awesome to own something so ugly. After seeing this van I am now suspicious about the van that has been parked in front of my house for a week or so.

As a movie lover, I’ve collected a lot of stuff over the years. I have an old 16mm projector reel sitting on my windowsill. My Blu-ray collection is dotted with little figures and models of famous movie characters and vehicles. I understand the urge to want to memorialize great movies and great moviegoing experiences. I even saved a few of my ticket stubs over the years. But I’ve never had the slightest urge to buy someone else’s ticket stub to a movie I didn’t see (or at least not at that day and location).

It may not be Flight 666, but it's a start. An Iron Maiden super fan is selling his van on eBay.

If you want to teach your teenage daughter a lesson, why not deprive them the one thing they crave most? Proximity to the dulcet tones of One Direction.

Kids are sure getting more and more adept at using technology.

What is it with people who are trying to get others to clean up their mess? First, there's the woman who is asking the internet to pay her daughter's medical bills after a viral video where she tried to jump off a roof into a pool went horribly wrong. Now comes this brazen fella in Britain.

The great beast of worldwide commerce has finally put its filthy hooves on the necks of the occult merchant and slobber jawed the wicked and the mystic right out of business.

Holy Halo, Batman. The world’s largest video game collection ever sold on eBay fetched a whopping $1.23 million dollars. That’s 1.23 million gold coins Mario would have to collect to afford such a massive library of awesome.

The sale of body parts is strictly forbidden on eBay. Souls, however, are apparently perfectly fine to put up for auction. We know this because eBay user Lori N is currently offering hers up on the auction site for the starting price of $2,000.