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Virgin Mary Sandwich
image The auction of a ten-year-old grilled cheese sandwich bearing the image of the Virgin Mary has been pulled from eBay. The sandwich was put up for sale by Diana Duyser who claims that in the ten years since she made the sandwich and took one bite out of it (before noticing the face of the Virgin), it has miraculously never grown any mold. eBay pulled the auction because it claims that it doesn't allow joke listings (that's news to me). Looking at the sandwich, I can definitely see a face, but it doesn't look like the Virgin Mary. To me it looks more like a movie star from the 30s or 40s. Myrna Loy, perhaps. She should have said it was haunted. Would have been no problems then, because eBay definitely allows haunted stuff.
Update: Here's another virgin mary sandwich on eBay.
Update 2: And here's the original Virgin Mary Sandwich, back up for sale. Most of the bidding must still be a hoax, because who's really going to pay $69,000 for an old cheese sandwich?
Posted By: Alex | Date: Tue Nov 16, 2004 | Permalink | Total Comments: 30
Category: eBay, Food, Religion
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That's so funny that you say it looks like a movie star because I thought it looked like Rita Hayworth or something too!
Posted by Karen  on  Thu Nov 18, 2004  at  04:48 PM
I love the new sandwich photo (the one in Alex's "update." There's no face in it that I can see, but there IS a dog about to eat it. Would this make it a sacred dog?
Posted by Big Gary C  in  Dallas, Texas  on  Thu Nov 18, 2004  at  05:27 PM
it WAS cotton balls. she put it in a plastic box full of cotton balls and set it on her night stand.

for ten years.
Posted by Steven  on  Thu Nov 18, 2004  at  05:38 PM
i think it looks like a photoshopped autograph photo of shirly temple, but i saw it on tv twice in the last 2 days, so it is not photoshopped. i can't tell how she did it, but i dont think its real.
Posted by Steven  on  Thu Nov 18, 2004  at  05:44 PM
I'm going to have to join all the other people who ask - how do you know it's Mary? The same thing goes for all of the other manifestations of Mary or Jesus. I guess people believe what they want to...
Posted by Dale  in  Waiheke Island (it's in New Zealand)  on  Sat Nov 20, 2004  at  06:16 AM
Burning bush...grilled cheese...I guess she thought that it was following the same thread.
Posted by Maegan  in  Tampa, FL - USA  on  Sun Nov 21, 2004  at  09:28 AM
GoldenPalace.com bought it.
Posted by Shooter  in  Santa Fe, New Mexico  on  Sun Nov 28, 2004  at  10:37 AM
There is another one (I guess)
item #6134047800
"REAL AUTHENTIC VIRGIN MARY GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICH"
But it looks like some kind of bad spirit to me..
Posted by Loxx  on  Wed Dec 01, 2004  at  01:58 PM
yes, eBay definitely allows haunted stuff. I think the recipe is either frozen or exposed for a long time . Some more topping should me done ..
Posted by Baked  in  london  on  Sat Jul 26, 2008  at  05:54 PM
ya i think it is worth of auctioning
Posted by Betty Boop  on  Fri Oct 02, 2009  at  05:42 AM
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