Odd items casino collection
By Elizabeth Scott, Jan 28th 2007There is not a more well-known online casino than Golden Palace. In Google, you'll find over 5 million results for Golden Palace.com. They own Britney Spears' pregnancy stick, William Shatner's kidney stones, they sent a man through space, they sent Dennis Rodman running with the Bulls, they tattooed their brand name on women's chests, on people's foreheads, and on baby bottoms. Golden Palace, the online casino, does some very strange things in order to get on the front page.
Lately, the casino is the proud owner of a hot dog for which the casino paid $1,800 on eBay. You are probably wondering what possessed the online casino to buy this exacting hot dog. Recently, all the food items that were bought by the online casino shared a common feature - religion.
People watched in astonishment as the online gambling company kept accumulating a collection that includes the Virgin Mary Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Cheeto shaped like Baby Jesus and a dumpling that reassembles the image of Christ.
But the latest one bought by the online casino has no connection with religion. What made the online casino switch from its previously established purchase prototype? We’re not shore, but this was no ordinary hot dog by any means, neither in shape or form.
The Seattle Super Dog was purchased by the online casino during the Seahawks NFC Championship game against the Panthers, nearing the end of the third quarter. Quickly enough, this hot dog became one of eBay’s hottest items, catching the attention of close to 400,000 visitors. After all was said and done, the online casino once again came out on top, wining the auction. But, a portion of the $1,800 spent by the online casino for purchasing the item will be donated to charity. The money will see its way to the Grant Wistrom Foundation, a NGO that helps children afflicted with cancer.
The Chef Executive Officer of Golden Palace, Richard Rowe, said that it's more than clear that people are interested in their odd collection items.
Lately, the casino is the proud owner of a hot dog for which the casino paid $1,800 on eBay. You are probably wondering what possessed the online casino to buy this exacting hot dog. Recently, all the food items that were bought by the online casino shared a common feature - religion.
People watched in astonishment as the online gambling company kept accumulating a collection that includes the Virgin Mary Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Cheeto shaped like Baby Jesus and a dumpling that reassembles the image of Christ.
But the latest one bought by the online casino has no connection with religion. What made the online casino switch from its previously established purchase prototype? We’re not shore, but this was no ordinary hot dog by any means, neither in shape or form.
The Seattle Super Dog was purchased by the online casino during the Seahawks NFC Championship game against the Panthers, nearing the end of the third quarter. Quickly enough, this hot dog became one of eBay’s hottest items, catching the attention of close to 400,000 visitors. After all was said and done, the online casino once again came out on top, wining the auction. But, a portion of the $1,800 spent by the online casino for purchasing the item will be donated to charity. The money will see its way to the Grant Wistrom Foundation, a NGO that helps children afflicted with cancer.
The Chef Executive Officer of Golden Palace, Richard Rowe, said that it's more than clear that people are interested in their odd collection items.
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