First Girl Scout cookies decided to get all health conscious on us, as Kelly told us last week. Now comes even more disturbing news: Some people are now selling Samoas, Trefoils and Thin Mints on e-Bay.
The Poop, the San Francisco Chronicle's baby blog, pointed out that several individuals are pushing Girl Scout cookies on the popular Internet auction site.
Of course, the young members of this organization are not allowed to
hawk their sugary wares online. Anyone who does so is clearly breaking
the rules. But I take less issue with that than I do with adults
re-selling the cookies themselves, which apparently is not unheard of.
Take a look at this posting.
This guy
wants $10.50 for three boxes of Tagalongs. Here is his justification
for selling them: "These cookies are cookies that I purchased myself
to help out the Girl Scouts. So this is my personal property. Since I
cannot eat all myself I do sell all the extras I can. So this is not
against any rules the Girl Scouts have in place for there [sic] girls
not allowed to sell on the Internet."
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