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Want to be me?

An Australian sells his life (friends, work, identity) for $ 5,800 Internet

"life is sold." The owner may indicate someone is selling some kind of elixir of youth, or are willing to deliver to someone in exchange for money, but do not go around the shots. It tries to sell the identity, name, relationships, work even. The Australian Nicael Holt has sold for $ 5,800 (just over 4,400 euros).

early This month, Holt, 24, hung his ad on the popular auction site Ebay, with the announcement "New life for sale" ("New Life for Sale"). Holt included in the possible treatment of the sale of your name, phone number and all their belongings. The starting price was $ 3.90. The auction closed yesterday at a price of 7,500 Australian dollars (5,800 U.S. dollars). The buyer is called "ridderstrade."

For that price, Holt, who is willing to go ahead with the deal if ridderstrade paid in cash, offers not only its name or possessions, but everything you need for the buyer becomes the Holt himself. So, I present to all his friends and "potential lovers," clarifying that are "about eight girls I've been flirting." It also sells a longstanding relationship with a former girlfriend. As this would not be without some training, offers a four-week course to learn to be Nicael Holt. The course includes surfing lessons, to learn how to handstands and juggling fire.

buyer acquiring Holt's personality may also have the ability to access an "itinerant work delivering fruit from March" and a repertoire of six jokes.

Holt, a philosophy student from upstate New South Wales, said yesterday he is willing to fulfill their part of the deal and do so in writing if any of the five highest bids reveals true. "If one of them is real, I will secure, in writing, because I think it can be really interesting," he told Australian television yesterday Broadcastin Corporation. "But if the following five bids are not serious, I think I should quit."

Ebay has not commented on the unusual auction hanging in his room, but at all times has it run its course.

I found it funny.