December 3, 2016
Mohenjo
Arts, Human Interest
amazon, arts, business, Business News, current-events, entertainment, Future, High School Sports, Holidays, Hotels, human-rights, Lebron James, medicine, mental-health, NBA, research, Science, Science News, sports, sportsgiving, technology, Technology News, Thanksgiving, travel, vacation
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Sportsgiving came early this year.
According to an Imgur/Reddit post by user gotsnowart, a high school girls’ basketball team in St. Joseph, Missouri received the surprise of a lifetime in the form of a very special delivery in the mail. The Benton Cardinals were already riding a high, having secured the Missouri state championship title for 2016, but a surprise package by NBA legend LeBron James lifted their spirits to new, soaring levels.
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http://mashable.com/2016/11/23/lebron-james-high-school-gifts/?utm_cid=mash-com-Tw-main-link#I6FM91ZYTOqW
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October 20, 2013
Mohenjo
Business
Air Jordan, Air Jordans, amazon, Bloomberg, business, Business News, Ebay Air Yeezy II, eBay auction, Giuseppe Zanotti, Hotels, House Of Borgezie, huffingtonpost, human-rights, Kanye West, Kanye West Design, Lebron James, mental-health, Most Expensive Basketball Shoes, Nike Air Yeezy, Nike Air Yeezy II, Nike Basketball Shoes, research, Science, Science News, Slideexpand, Slideshow, Stuart Weitzman, technology, Technology News, travel, vacation, Video
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They may be beautiful. They may be dark. But the fact that someone was twisted enough to pay $93,000 for them — that’s not a fantasy.
You guessed it, we’re talking about a pair of Nike Air Yeezy II sneakers designed by rapper Kanye West that, yes, fetched almost $100,000 on eBay Wednesday, according to USA Today (h/t Bloomberg). Set for “limited” release to the public Saturday, the shoes, similar to those already worn by West collaborator Jay-Z and Miami Heat sensation Lebron James, are highly anticipated. Yet it’s hard to ignore the fact that bids for other pairs of the same shoes aren’t exceeding $3,000.
Still, basketball shoes selling in the five-figure range isn’t unheard of. A pair of limited edition silver Air Jordans sold for $60,000 at an eBay auction in June 2011, according to BornRich. Likewise, diamond studded Nike Air Force 1s reportedly went for $50,000, while purchasing one of 12 pairs of signed Air Jordan I shoes will set you back $25,000.
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