[eye30]

An Icelandic Internet company has turned the volcanic ash cloud that led to Europe's biggest aerial shutdown since World War II into a charity money-spinner, its chief executive said Thursday.
 
The online shop, nammi.is, which sells various products from the north Atlantic island, is offering 160-gram (five-and-a-half ounce) jars of the ash from Eyjafjpoll volcano for 23.80 euros (29.90 dollars), with the proceeds all going to charity.

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http://uk.news.yahoo.com/18/20100513/tod-iceland-volcanic-ash-sells-like-hot-7f81b96.html

[Dazzler]

  maybe they'll do a larger jar and call it hemmi 

[hipposniper]

blimey, could sell it to the air company's to place a Little in the engines claim from the insurance plp, then brush it out

[2i30s]

and i'll bet people will buy it.

[Myowni30]

blimey, could sell it to the air company's to place a Little in the engines claim from the insurance plp, then brush it out

  

[Surferdude]

Years (many, many) ago you used to be able to buy a can of "Picnic Point" mountain air from the lookout of the same name on the edge of the Great Dividing Range at Toowoomba.

[2i30s]

Years (many, many) ago you used to be able to buy a can of "Picnic Point" mountain air from the lookout of the same name on the edge of the Great Dividing Range at Toowoomba.

[Hemmi]

No I'm still at my old job