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Offaly user selling most random collection of items we've ever seen on DoneDeal
Offaly is on course to literally break the internet if this DoneDeal account is anything to go by...
An Offaly-based user of the popular site is selling easily the most random collection of stuff we've ever seen.
First up and most bizarrely is three adult silicone dolls that are apparently "suitable for stag parties, hen nights, modelling, photography, and party hire."
The three separate ads for the dolls have been live on the site for a week and have already garnered 2,000 views.
In a random turn, a quick glance at the user's available ads shows they are also selling a farm trailer, a hand dryer, coffee maker and breathalyser.
So, what we want to know is - what's the most random thing you've ever seen for sale on DoneDeal?
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