Seven year old buys a Harrier

Funny story. Too bad it can't happen.

When you place a bid on eBay you have to enter your eBay password again and confirm the bid.

I'd like to know how 7 year old can place bid when I've had to enter my password every time I do anything. The only way this story can be true is if Dad gave the kid the password.
 
mikea said:
Funny story. Too bad it can't happen.

When you place a bid on eBay you have to enter your eBay password again and confirm the bid.

I'd like to know how 7 year old can place bid when I've had to enter my password every time I do anything. The only way this story can be true is if Dad gave the kid the password.
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yep..
 
Arbiter419 said:
$113k? Why the heck is it so cheap? Has it been used for gunnery practice?
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If it is one I've heard about elsewhere, it's missing an engine, instruments, and other stuff to make it flyable. I heard it was a gate sentry or something similar.
 
mikea said:
Funny story. Too bad it can't happen.

When you place a bid on eBay you have to enter your eBay password again and confirm the bid.

I'd like to know how 7 year old can place bid when I've had to enter my password every time I do anything. The only way this story can be true is if Dad gave the kid the password.
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Perhaps he has some kind of password management application that'll enter the password, which is fairly common.
 
That's funny. My Dad and his twin brother bought a P-39 (minus the wings) for $15.00 in 1951 at the age of 16. My grandfather made them sell it cause "What the he$% are you gonna do with that?". I think they turned a small profit.
 
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