on 08-03-2015 09:18 AM
You can rub your eyes all you want, but the above absurd statement remains the same. Someone claimed to have “captured” air during a concert on Kanye’s 2013 Yeezustour and actually tried peddling it on eBay last weekend. The initial asking price was merely $5.00, but after more than 90 bids, that number ballooned to a monstrous $60,000.
Probably fake bids, the listing was removed before it ended...
Heres a listing for some; http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Kanye-West-Yeezus-Tour-Air-/321689125049?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item...
Upon doing a search I also found this, I larfed but it does come with a warning, if you're easily grossed out or offended maybe dont click... http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/KIM-KARDASHIANS-AIR-BACK-STAGE-OF-YEEZUS-TOUR-/271797432773?pt=LH_Default...
I wonder how much I could get for a bag of cat farts lol
08-03-2015 01:08 PM - edited 08-03-2015 01:08 PM
Joanie is right..........we don't have service stations any more in the US...........just gas stations...........with a machine you have to stick coins in to fill your tires. Pull in, you won't see 4 or 5 clean-cut attendants dashing out to help you, just some gum-chewing mouth-breather to collect your money after you have been staniding out in the rain pumping your own gas. (Except in Oregon, where we are more civilized).
on 08-03-2015 01:14 PM
on 08-03-2015 02:23 PM
No, they're the ones you see at a mall, reading the store directory while moving their lips........\
on 08-03-2015 03:53 PM
We actually have the Z service stations here in NZ now that will put your petrol in for you and clean your windows.
I alway go to them
Air is still free in NZ
on 08-03-2015 06:40 PM
@this-one-time-at-bandcamp wrote:Joanie is right..........we don't have service stations any more in the US...........just gas stations...........with a machine you have to stick coins in to fill your tires. Pull in, you won't see 4 or 5 clean-cut attendants dashing out to help you, just some gum-chewing mouth-breather to collect your money after you have been staniding out in the rain pumping your own gas. (Except in Oregon, where we are more civilized).
And now the attendants would say, "gee, I think I'd better get you some new blades, that cap needs replacing. Tyres haven't got long, oil's looking a bit dirty".
DEB
on 08-03-2015 07:41 PM
Perhaps, but when I ran my station, my employees were trained to look for potential problems.......one time, as I was washing the headlights on a Ford LTD, I pointed out that one of them was probably not working, since it was darker than the others. The lady turned on the headlights, and it came on..........as we were looking at it, it blew.........she asked, "How did you do that?"
on 09-03-2015 12:17 AM
At one time you could buy tins of Toowoomba mountain air comercialy processed with instructions on how to open them to get the best benifit of the fresh mountain air.
Have also seen big sales of bottled Australian bulldust.
The best effort would have to go to one local in Alice Springs during the 1960's who was selling murky,sandy water in jars to the tourists
as very rare Tod river water. It was quite dry here then.
on 09-03-2015 09:25 AM
on 09-03-2015 09:41 AM
I worked in service stations for 20 years, and I'm nerfectly pormal........
on 09-03-2015 09:42 AM
I remember a 5-and-dime here selling cans of dehydrated water in the 70's..............