"Too loud" baby auctioned on ebay - Lancashire Evening Post
May 26th, 2008 All ebay|
"Too loud" baby auctioned on ebay
Lancashire Evening Post, UK - A couple in Germany put their child on Ebay after he had "become too loud". The sale was halted after two hours after internet users reported the sale … |
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