Pussy-cat droppings for sale on Ebay

More Ebay madness

By Esther Tigre

Thu Jan 09 2003, 09:15

AN ENTERPRISING owner of a cat is selling its productions on Ebay.

The auction, which still has six days to run, has kicked off at one cent, but so far no additional bids appear to have been placed.

There are no pictures of the cat which produced the droppings but there are pictures of the droppings themselves.

If you really need to see what they look like, all you have to do is click here. µ

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