Nuclear Bunker for Sale on Ebay

Sandra's ex is 'highly recommended! Great eBayer!'

(NEWSER) - When Jesse James isn't busy crying about the breakup of his marriage , he's apparently unloading all his crap on eBay. The serial cheater and soon-to-be-ex Mr. Bullock has what RadarOnline terms a "vast collection" of possessions online, and eBayers are apparently bidding to get a piece of the trainwreck. An antique bicycle has already hit $800, and he's listed everything from mini coffins to profane signs. And at least here, Jesse comes "Highly recommended! Great ebayer, extremely honest and true to his words!" More»

A bomb could wipe out US electronics

(NEWSER) - If the threat of conventional attacks by terrorists aren't enough for you, consider the EMP scenario. Bad guys detonate a nuclear weapon high above US soil, triggering an electromagnetic pulse that knocks out all electronics and renders the US helpless. The conservative Heritage Foundation is so worried it's calling on Congress to get serious about preparing for such an attack. It even wants an EMP Recognition Day . More»

Charity auctions meal with GOP star

(NEWSER) - For any wealthy Sarah Palin super-fans out there, this could be your chance: eBay is hosting an auction for a private dinner with the former Alaska governor and husband Todd—provided the winner passes a background check. Bidding starts at $25,000, and proceeds go to a charity that provides vets with bicycles, reports CNN. For those who'd rather eat with Karl Rove, the bids start at $7,500. The 10-day auction starts Tuesday. More»

(NEWSER) - A former Beverly Hills resident is about to get a rude awakening when he's evicted from his crypt above Marilyn Monroe so his wife can sell it, reports the Los Angeles Times. Elsie Poncher says her hubby was a "helluva nice guy," but she needs the money to help pay off her $1.6 million mortgage. More»

Used handkerchiefs, sisters... the possibilities are endless!

(NEWSER) - Hard up for cash? Perhaps the Daily Mirror’s list of the 10 most bizarre eBay auctions will inspire you to sell off some of your own belongings:

• Scorned by your ex-wife? Consider selling her wedding dress. If you model it yourself, as one man did in 2004, you could get $6,300.
• Pregnant? One mom got $15,500 from a casino in exchange for the right to name her kid. Fair warning: Said child is now saddled with the moniker Golden Palace Benedetto.