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The History of the Dybbuk Box: From eBay Auction to Global Legend
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The History of the Dybbuk Box: From eBay Auction to Global Legend
All kinds of "haunted" items are sold on eBay every day, but in less rampant abandon than the unregulated 00s. I distinctly remember a listing of $300 for a rubber ducky that was exactly the same make and model as my own, but supposedly superheated the bathwater of a child to boiling when it splashed down, something that did not keep the poor mother from selling the article, albeit in a plastic Tupperware container to keep the buyer from falling ill.
When are we gonna get THAT iteration of The Conjuring/Annabelle/The Remaining Warrens Appreciate Your Money Vehicle