Steve Jobs’ Half-Assed Job Application Sells for $174,000

And that's a lot of money for a half filled in form.

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A Swiss castle-find car collection??!!

I wish I had find this car collection. And no, these are not total wrecks surrounded by hay. For sale at Bonhams.

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Are you a Pink Floyd fan and do you have a spare room?

Up for auction: the EMI TG12345 MK IV. The console that Pink Floyd used to record ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’ in 1972 at Abbey Road Studios.

Only two of them were made. Also used by other celebs in the music industry at that time. Up for auction at Bonhams, where you also can read more specs.

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Sotheby's first ever auction of erotic artwork - Erotic: Passion and Desire [NSFW]

And ofcourse, yes, on Valentine's Day. What surprises me is that this is the first ever auction by Sotheby's with erotic artwork.

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Any Magnum P.I. fans out there?

The ‘Magnum P.I.’ 1984 Ferrari 308 GTS Quattrovalvole is up for auction. In pristine condition. Had 2 owners and has 36.000 miles. Come on! It's a nice car if you like Ferrari.

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To "Stick Two Fingers Up At Homophobia In Russia"

Mother London created these gay icon Russian nesting dolls, depicting Elton John, George Michael, Stephen Fry, Graham Norton and Tom Daley. Indeed to "stick two fingers up at homophobia in Russia". Limited edition, auctioned online between 13 and 22 December. To Russia with love. Just checked ... 5 sets available.

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Vintage Movie Posters

Heritage Auctions has over 1000 fabulous movie posters on the block. Look at the bids!!

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1955 Ford 'Beatnik' Bubbletop Custom On Auction

"Bubbletops are unquestionably an enthralling part of the custom car world, and the one we are talking about here is one good, gorgeous baby to look at. Built by Gary “Chopit” Fioto, the 1955 Ford “Beatnik” Bubbletop Custom is expected to fetch between $200,000 and $300,000 at RM Auction’s Amelia Island event on March 12, 2011."

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NASA's Beef Pot Roast

Mmmmmm, looks very tasty! You can buy this on an online auction. A leftover of the Apollo Lunar project. Start bidding!

"Amazingly unappetizing but wholly unique freeze-dried "moon food." This particular example, labeled "Beef Pot Roast," measures 2 x 3.5 x 0.75 [inches] and rests within a 5 x 6.5 [inch] sealed pouch to which a nozzle is attached. The label also bears the simple heating instructions: "3 oz. hot water. 5—10 minutes." All of the food was prepared by adding hot or cold water through the nozzle. The food was then squeezed into the mouth through a flat tube stored in the package. Food created for the Apollo missions was preserved through freeze-drying and vacuum-sealing, resulting in a product that kept their nutritional and "taste" qualities."

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