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How much would you pay for nothing?
Well this very container of air could be yours for just £3.50!! The description on the packaging reads:
“Congratulations!
You have received the gift of nothing. Absolutely nothing.
This is the ultimate in minimalism. Less is more, more or less.
Nothing is precious. Nothing is simple. Nothing is sacred.
Open the pack and be enthralled when nothing happens.
Allow nothing to flow through your mind and calm your soul.
Savour the moment. Soon you’ll discover that nothing
really is so much better than something”.
All for £3.50. Speechless really...needless to say we don’t subscribe to this worldview at schoolswork.co.uk!
Fascinating as a discussion starter though…
Updated
oh my word! i’m such a impulse buyer and that would get me! haha a slave to consumerism! lol no thats not right, it reminds me of the free air guitar advert!
Wow, this has got to be a lesson or assembly illustration in the making. Somebody figure something out!
What shop can you get this in?
i saw it in a charity shop in Hitchin! found it on the web here: http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/nothing/index.html
ok so following on with my search of the ridiculous, I found someone who sells garbage from NYC trash cans for $50!! check out the site, it’s a cool looking site: http://www.nycgarbage.com/. one man’s rubbish, another man’s living!
Give me a tenner and I’ll rummage in me old wheelie bin if you like!? ;-)
This blog has a list of the strangest things ever sold on ebay… I’ve not read the rest of the blog just this one link:
http://www.blingit.us/blog/2008/01/21/the-strangest-items-ever-to-sellor-not-sell-on-ebay/
Wow, this could actually make a great topic for our youth group, genius. Amazing what people can sell now days, gone are the days that buying a whoopee cushion was seen as a waste of money, now you can buy nothing for £3.50.