Virgin Mary Frying Pan

The woman who auctioned off the Virgin Mary Grilled Cheese Sandwich on eBay is now selling the 'Official Holy Pan That Made The Grilled Cheese Sandwich'.

This is not a joke. This is the Official 10 year old one of a kind Virgin Mary Grilled Cheese Sandwich Holy Pan. There is NOT Another.  I have chosen to Auction off the Holy Pan on E-Bay instead of the Auction House "Christy's of London" to give the world a chance to Bid on it.

Next, I assume, she'll be selling the 'Holy Spatula' that turned the grilled cheese sandwich, and then the 'Holy Stove' that cooked the thing. And then the 'Holy House' in which the stove was located.

eBay Religion

Posted on Thu Apr 21, 2005


Comments

To bad she didn
Posted by Beasjt  on  Fri Apr 22, 2005  at  02:01 AM
How 'bout the "Holy Cow" which gave the milk that was made into the cheese in the sandwich?
Posted by Cranky Media Guy  on  Fri Apr 22, 2005  at  02:05 AM
What about the wrappings that the "holy" products came in? (if we're really gonna be stupid)
Posted by Smerk  on  Fri Apr 22, 2005  at  02:21 AM
"Holy Frying Pan, Batman!" Hmm, somehow it just doesn't sound the same. . .
Posted by Accipiter  on  Fri Apr 22, 2005  at  06:28 AM
Yeah, I am waiting for her to sell the "Virgin Mary griled cheese sandwich Holy Frying pan Praise the Lord Cooking Stove"
Posted by X  on  Fri Apr 22, 2005  at  07:34 AM
I think there should be a tax on 'Holy' relics. 90-99% of revenue must be donated to charity...that would stop a lot of the morons out there from selling their garbage...in fact we could even make it retro-active to catch all previous morons. Would be a nice surprise to them 😉
Posted by Gentropy  on  Fri Apr 22, 2005  at  10:12 AM
I don't think the image on the sandwich looks like the Virgin Mary. I think it looks more like Greta Garbo.
Posted by Bisquik  on  Fri Apr 22, 2005  at  12:17 PM
Scam artist. I love how she has made her feedback private so you can't see how very bad her feedback is - she only has an 89.5% positive.

Since she is accepting cashier's check, I wonder if she is going to get any bites from 419'ers trying to make an "accidental" overpayment.
Posted by Winona  on  Fri Apr 22, 2005  at  04:51 PM
This woman is just too clever, she outmaneuvered "Christy's of London" yet again! I'm sure they were really chomping at the bit to flush their sterling reputation down the shitter for a chance to sell this woman's garbage, too.
Posted by Barghest  on  Fri Apr 22, 2005  at  07:13 PM
6,000 + dollars, are people whacked?! I have to get in on this. I'm going to look at a stained rag untill I can see some sort of face, then slap a biblical name on it and make my fortune! Yee-haw! If that doesn't work, I'll sell an old lampshade and say I've seen demon faces in it.

Damn.
Posted by Reynard Muldrake  on  Sat Apr 23, 2005  at  02:13 PM
If I keep hearing people selling stupid things for huge prices, I just might get into the act. I have a product that is unique and famous - in a way - but I don't want to mention it since each of you has the same unique item. And I am being strictly accurate here. If I do decide to sell it, you will understand. But until I do sell it, or completely give up on it - I ain't saying any more.
Posted by Christopher Cole  on  Sat Apr 23, 2005  at  03:47 PM
A unique and famous (in a way) item that each of us has... that sounds like a riddle.

I'm not too good at riddles.
Posted by Reynard Muldrake  on  Sat Apr 23, 2005  at  10:07 PM
Umm...Faces?
Posted by Maegan  on  Sun Apr 24, 2005  at  12:38 PM
>> I think there should be a tax on 'Holy' relics. 90-99% of revenue must be donated to charity...

That's a good idea. I just with that people would stop selling weird stuff and other people would stop buying it, like certain casinos. It only encourages people.
Posted by Bill B.  on  Mon Apr 25, 2005  at  11:55 AM
I am completely blown away by the $6,000 that it's going for. I'm blown away that two people have already bid on it. And I'm afraid to comment further as I would surely perish and be stuck eating this lady's grilled cheeses in Hell for all of eternity.
Posted by Lee  on  Mon Apr 25, 2005  at  12:05 PM
Check this out....
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5576349438&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1
Posted by Kobold  on  Thu Apr 28, 2005  at  11:02 AM
I got fed up of all the "holy" items on there too so came up with possibly the most sarcastic auction ever and of course, it is a joke
check it out
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5576349438
Posted by Diverse365  on  Sun May 01, 2005  at  11:20 AM
Natalie said:

"Where do these CRAZIES come from?? What kind of nuts are they? Dangerous? Sociopathic? Delusional? Or just Liars?"

How about just people who know that the crazier you act, the more likely you are to attract a cult following which will provide a handsome living for you requiring little hard work on your part.

You know, like Ann Coulter.
Posted by Cranky Media Guy  on  Mon Dec 12, 2005  at  01:47 AM
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