Image: http://resources2.news.com.au/images...154-ghosts.jpg TWO vials, which the owner claims contain the spirits of ghosts exorcised from a house in New Zealand, have been put up for sale on online auction site, TradeMe.Entitled "Two Captured Ghosts" the auction had reached a top price of NZ$62 ($47) after 35 bids yesterday (AEDT).The auction description claims the spirits were captured by an exorcist from a spiritual church at a property in Christchurch, the largest city on New Zealand's South Island.The seller claims that one spirit belongs to a man who died in the house in the 1920s."We have had no (paranormal) activity since they were bottled on July 15, 2009," the seller said."So I believe they are in the bottles."The auction said the "holy water" in the vials dulled the spirit's energy and put them to sleep.To revive the spirit, the buyer would need to pour the contents into a dish and let it "evaporate into your house''."I just want to get rid of them as they scare me,'' the seller said. http://www.news.com.au/weird-true-fr...-1225836611681

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Sounds like that person in New Zealand has been playing a little too much Zelda: Ocarina of Time, that is the only other place I have heard of bottling spirits.

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