And then Suarez noisily ate all 5.78 pounds in front of all the losing bidders at the auction, commenting in a sing-song voice on how good it was and how it was too bad there wasn’t enough to share.
Back in the ’50s I bought (I think) 1 square inch of the moon for 25 or 50 cents. It was through a cereal company and involved several boxtops. I may still have the deed around somewhere. As I said, it was the ’50s and the details are fuzzy now. Maybe someone else can fill in the blanks…
For details on the cheese, including the original photo which was “reproduced” above, click here:https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/news/commercial/2019/6/most-expensive-cheese-sold-at-auction-578083
For approximately 29$ you can be scammed out of approximately 29$ by a guy who pretends to have the right to sell you something he doesn’t own. It’s a very expensive sheet of bad quality A4 paper printed by a cheap old printer low on toner. If you’re really interested in having a deed for one acre of other world’s land, call me and I’ll be more than willing to take you for 20$ and throw an extra acre to sweeten the deal :D
I’m pretty sure it’s illegal to try and claim ownership of any part of the moon, at least for governments, but I’m damn sure if a government can’t own any of the moon they aren’t gonna let some piss-ant company do it.
when I was in the Navy, I traded a Greek gentleman 4 of our ship’s t-shirts for a kilo of fresh feta cheese…I think I got the better deal (I gave it to the cooks so everyone got some) oh and I spoke no Greek, and he spoke no English, French or Spanish
I have called several surveying companies, but nobody seems to want to go mark off my outer space property. My next call will be to a lawyer to represent the sea anemones, who have not agreed to be used arbitrarily as pom-poms by other sea creatures, no matter how “crabby” they may be!
Leroy almost 5 years ago
’Better read the HOA rules about craters.
jasonsnakelover almost 5 years ago
Sivan Aurez
They saw that guy coming.
I’ll pass on buying an acre of land on one of those three places. Why should I buy land if I can’t live on the land with my snake Jewel?
jasonsnakelover almost 5 years ago
They didn’t say which moon, and there are a lot of them in the solar system.
Templo S.U.D. almost 5 years ago
It has been a month since Suarez bought that cheese. Is he still using it, but on special occasions?
The Pro from Dover almost 5 years ago
Hey! Who cut the cheese? Ivan? That’s terrible…
billcor almost 5 years ago
buy an acre from whom?
therese_callahan2002 almost 5 years ago
“If I promised you the moon right now, would you believe it?—” Alan Parsons Project.
Gent almost 5 years ago
But it’s not worth it because aliens encroach that land.
Zykoic almost 5 years ago
I recall when I was a youngster I sent-in three boxtops of Quaker Oats and I got a deed for one square inch of the moon.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Heck, for $25, I can have a star named after me!
TlalocW almost 5 years ago
And then Suarez noisily ate all 5.78 pounds in front of all the losing bidders at the auction, commenting in a sing-song voice on how good it was and how it was too bad there wasn’t enough to share.
khmo almost 5 years ago
Cheese scam, property scam and a scamming crab
Frank_Lecanto almost 5 years ago
Back in the ’50s I bought (I think) 1 square inch of the moon for 25 or 50 cents. It was through a cereal company and involved several boxtops. I may still have the deed around somewhere. As I said, it was the ’50s and the details are fuzzy now. Maybe someone else can fill in the blanks…
Strider Premium Member almost 5 years ago
A treaty was signed by every country in 1969 where no country can own a part of the moon.
PMark almost 5 years ago
For details on the cheese, including the original photo which was “reproduced” above, click here:https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/news/commercial/2019/6/most-expensive-cheese-sold-at-auction-578083
James Wolfenstein almost 5 years ago
For approximately 29$ you can be scammed out of approximately 29$ by a guy who pretends to have the right to sell you something he doesn’t own. It’s a very expensive sheet of bad quality A4 paper printed by a cheap old printer low on toner. If you’re really interested in having a deed for one acre of other world’s land, call me and I’ll be more than willing to take you for 20$ and throw an extra acre to sweeten the deal :D
Huckleberry Hiroshima almost 5 years ago
Well, pom-pom crabs does seem more appropriate.
cdnalor almost 5 years ago
Sure, at $29 an acre, the land is cheap, but the moving expenses will ruin you.
h.v.greenman almost 5 years ago
I wonder what made that particular cheese so expensive?
Wlly Blly almost 5 years ago
The first question that came to mind on buying extraterrestrial land was, “from whom?”. The second was “how did they come up with a $29 price tag?”.
MabellineB almost 5 years ago
my word, i have read Ripley’s for over 65 years. my how time flies when you are having fun !!
ekke almost 5 years ago
Cheeze, Señor Suarez, that’s a lot to pay!
tuslog64 almost 5 years ago
Anyone else remember when a certain cereal had a deed to one square inch of Alaska?
Stephen Gilberg almost 5 years ago
You don’t expect anyone so crabby to be leading a cheer.
jvn almost 5 years ago
“Say hello to my little friends!”
Sneaker almost 5 years ago
No cheese is worth that much!!
yangeldf almost 5 years ago
I’m pretty sure it’s illegal to try and claim ownership of any part of the moon, at least for governments, but I’m damn sure if a government can’t own any of the moon they aren’t gonna let some piss-ant company do it.
craigwestlake almost 5 years ago
All that money and I bet it still smells like old gym socks…
craigwestlake almost 5 years ago
The price is right, but collecting rent is a bi*ch…
oakie817 almost 5 years ago
when I was in the Navy, I traded a Greek gentleman 4 of our ship’s t-shirts for a kilo of fresh feta cheese…I think I got the better deal (I gave it to the cooks so everyone got some) oh and I spoke no Greek, and he spoke no English, French or Spanish
Tossle Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Was the cheese purchase an auction for charity? I mean in Nov 2018 during Australian cheery season, the first box of cherries sold for $100,000.
finnygirl Premium Member almost 5 years ago
I have called several surveying companies, but nobody seems to want to go mark off my outer space property. My next call will be to a lawyer to represent the sea anemones, who have not agreed to be used arbitrarily as pom-poms by other sea creatures, no matter how “crabby” they may be!
Zykoic almost 5 years ago
An acre of a massive black hole is the genuine bargain!
WDD over 4 years ago
To which governing body do you have to pay property tax for land owned on Venus, Mars, or Earth’s Moon?