Ghost/Haunted/Cursed/DIBBUK BOX boooo! a haunted wine box... read this listing!! It's a bit long, but interesting and makes good read! Enjoy and beware of the haunted DIBBUK!
What the hell? Sounds like the guy had some piece of crap furniture that his cat wouldn't stop pissing in, and he tried to cover the smell up with Jasmine-scented Febreeze, so he had to make up some elaborate story to keep the buyer from sending it back. Funny as hell though, thanks for the read rH.
I am more impressed with my wife's listing! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3430595435&category=15635 That's my daughter...cute eh?
I was actually thinking of creating an Ebay auction called "Curse in a Jar," in which I'll proclaim to all Red Sox fans that I have captured the spirit of the Bambino in a glass jar (which would explain the Red Sox's recent mastery of the Yankees). I'll go on to explain that if I don't receive X amount of dollars (to sell the jar), I'll threaten to release the Bambino back into the "World of the Living," thereby keeping the Curse intact. I think I'd make a fortune from desperate Sox fans. Hell, I might even be able to get Manny (the poster) to pony up some dough...
The hebrew writing on the back is a common prayer said at every service. Shma Yisrael Adonai Elohenu Adonai Ehad Baruch Shem K'vod Malchuto Le'olam Va'ed Translated as: Hear,O Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is One (Can't find Siddur to translate 2nd line) This guy is obviously a phoney. This is the most common prayer said in judaism.
oh i dont believe the story either but why does the inscription being a common prayer make the story false?
Thats what I think. If I was trying to scare someone I would have written something terrible in Hebrew. Not a common prayer. But of course there are many possibilities so ehh...
No need for a siddur when a fellow Jew is on board. (Get it? On board. Ahh forget it). Blessed is His name, whose glorious kingdom is forever and ever.
