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from the so-that's-art? dept

Thu, Oct 24th 2002 11:05am — Mike Masnick
Two years ago we wrote about a guy who had decided to sell everything he owned on eBay as a sort of "modern art project". It appears that the end result of that art project is a book called All My Life for Sale where he talks about all the items he sold, as well as the deeper meanings behind ditching all your things. He also went and visited with various people who bought his stuff and talked about the relationships he built with people who bought things from him. The review of the book makes it seem a lot more meaningful than I think it really was. This guy sold a bunch of stuff he owned. I'm not sure that's such a life-changing experience.
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    Anonymous Coward, 26 Oct 2002 @ 1:41pm

    Somebody needs some Prozac

    Hopefully this nitwit uses the money to get a vasectomy.

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    bob, 28 May 2003 @ 4:26pm

    Re: Somebody needs some Prozac

    sounds like a man willing to get to know himself, unlike the critics of what he did. It's his life he can lead it however he wants, and if he is wise I am sure he probably doesn't care what you think.

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    edgar, 3 Jun 2003 @ 8:14pm

    Re: Somebody needs some Prozac

    i dont think he does

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