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$50,000 for a man not to eat a rabbit.

Started by Simon, Mar 14 2005 02:13 PM
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Poll: The webmaster of www.savetoby.com? (2 member(s) have cast votes)

The webmaster of www.savetoby.com?

  1. Genius Entrepreneur (2 votes [100.00%])

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Posted 14 March 2005 - 02:13 PM

Have you heard about http://www.savetoby.com? Basically a guy has set up a web site promoting the fact that he will eat his bunny rabbit Toby if he doesn't generate $50,000 through donations and merchandise sales by June 30th 2005. So far the guy has made around $18,500. There's nothing illegal about what he's doing but I suppose it is kind of unethical.

What do you think?

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Simon


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